Airbus Helicopters Canada is part of the world's largest helicopter manufacturer and Airbus' only subsidiary to produce composites.

Artificial intelligence will provide the only way forward to understanding how the genome works, and will unlock insights that will drive the next generation of medicine.

There aren’t many companies that can boast a 98.6% customer retention rate over a period spanning nearly three and a half decades.

BlueRock Therapeutics, launched in 2016 with the second-largest series A financing in biotech history, aims to build a transformational regenerative medicine platform.

Toronto-based Havelaar Canada, which designed and built the world's first all-electric pickup truck in just 12 months, credits its success to Ontario's engineering talent, R&D tax credits, access to global markets and government support.

SecureKey in Toronto, Ontario offers innovative solutions that let consumers use their digital credentials with a trusted provider to access a host of online services.

Companies working with WaterTAP grow up to 45% faster thanks to the organization's invaluable support and the connections it provides.

From talent to tax credits, Ontario offers Big Viking Games everything its needs to redefine the future of mobile gaming.

Martin Cloake, CEO of Ottawa, Ontario-based Raven Telemetry AI, has seen what AI can do for the manufacturing industry. To fill a void in a burgeoning market, he has devised a powerful, user-friendly solution that makes sense of big data.

Ontario-based Hydrogenics, a world leader in hydrogen fuel cell development and storage, credits its success to Ontario's engineering talent and government support.

NVIDIA's technology powers games, award-winning movie effects and self-driving cars. Now this California-base technology titan is aiming for even greater innovations with its first Canadian location in Toronto, Ontario.

Ontario-based BlackBerry QNX, a leader in autonomous vehicle embedded intelligence, credits its success to Ontario's engineering talent, supportive government and well established auto industry.

Through its first international subsidiary – located in Ottawa, Ontario – U.K. software provider Legend Club Management Systems is helping recreational facilities in Canada streamline operations and improve customer service.

Ontario-based eSight, the world leader in wearable technology for addressing blindness, credits its success to Ontario's engineering talent, generous R&D tax credits and available venture capital.

Eleven-X in Waterloo, Ontario brings Canada closer to an Internet of Things future with the country's first low-power wide area network