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Waterloo, Ontario-based Nuvation, a leader in autonomous vehicle development, credits its success to Ontario’s engineering talent, IP policy and R&D tax credits.

Ontario-based Woodbridge Foam Corporation, a leading producer with 68 facilities across the globe, pioneered the use of bio-ingredients in automotive foam products to reducing their petrochemical content.

An interview with the president of L-3 WESCAM based in Burlington, Ontario that designs and manufactures imaging equipment for aircraft surveillance.

Now boasting more than 300 million registered users, Kik is the chat app of choice among North American tweens and teens.

Access to a large pool of skilled labour, strategic location and innovation ecosystem were key factors that convinced technology giant Toshiba to invest in Hamilton, Ontario.

ExoShield began as a University of Waterloo fourth-year design project in the spring of 2013. Today, it’s a multimillion dollar business.

How do you increase commercial drone flight time? With a new lightweight hybrid gas-electric powertrain developed by Ontario’s own Pegasus Aeronautics.

PayPal Canada's growth is a made-in-Ontario success story, built on a city's unique combination of fintech, talent and innovation.

Sojourn Labs has developed a brilliant solution to urban transportation woes: a hybrid vehicle that combines the benefits of driving and bicycling.

If you're concerned about keeping people cyber-safe worldwide, Ian Robertson of the NCC Group believes Waterloo, Ontario, is a place where you can find leading-edge solutions.

Virtual reality took a giant step into Canada's mainstream in June 2016 with the launch in Waterloo, Ontario, of Ctrl V, the country's first virtual-reality (VR) gaming arcade.

If you’re looking for innovative ideas, creativity, and scientific investigation into technological advancement, Lockheed Martin Canada’s IMPACT Centre in Kanata, Ontario is a great place to start.

NOVA Chemicals is the first company in Ontario to extract ethane from a massive U.S. shale discovery, shifting from heavier crude-based feedstock to lighter feeds.

Ipsen chose Mississauga, Ontario as its Canadian base because of its large biotech ecosystem as well as ready access to talent, leading hospitals, and an international airport.

Electrical transformer manufacturers in Ontario, such as Northern Transformer, are well-positioned to take advantage of a growing North American market for custom power and substation transformers.