Spotlight
Canada's rise in the A.T. Kearney annual Foreign Direct Investment Confidence Index is indicative of the country's expanding, reliable and global economy and investors' optimism towards Canada's economic prospects.
Success story
The University of Toronto is fuelling fintech innovation in the Rotman FinHub, a place for students, entrepreneurs and faculty to incubate tech ideas and applications.
Ontario's steady supply of globally-minded tech talent at lower costs is key to ongoing FinTech growth.
Artificial Intelligence is taking the financial services industry by storm. Ontario's dominance in the field of AI is drawing attention globally. Here are six reasons why.
Ontario-based BlackBerry, a leader in autonomous vehicle technology, credits its success to Ontario's engineering talent and supportive government.
SPOTlight modules are translucent, so they enable daylight to come into the building; however, they are also designed to block direct light from the sun and generate energy that is equal to or greater than what a standard technology would achieve.
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Ontario has the talent and technology to lead in the knowledge economy. Ontario is at the centre of one of the world's most largest AI talent pools and where deep learning was born. Our commitments to strengthening Ontario's AI ecosystem has the world talking. From here, researchers, entrepreneurs and businesses large and small are developing machine learning solutions that are shaping the future.
Ontario has the talent and technology to lead in the knowledge economy. In Ontario, researchers, entrepreneurs and businesses large and small are on the frontier of science and technology, overlaying IT with traditional industry strengths to develop solutions to the world's most challenging problems.
We're committed to strengthening and expanding our talent pipeline for companies, large and small, who see in technology the opportunity to create a better future. That's why Ontario is where the world is going.
Amazon has named Toronto to its shortlist of cities to be considered as the location for its second North American headquarters – and we're not surprised.
Robert Half International's 2018 Salary Guide for Technology Professional provides insight into the costs differences employers pay for high quality IT talent in major U.S. and Canadian centres, with Ontario cities offering competitive salary ranges approximately one-third less than major U.S. tech centres.
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.
A survey of international job search activity finds Canada is one of the world's top destinations for high-skilled positions, including IT.
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.
Seven of the communities named to ICF's "Smart21" are Canadian cities and counties, and four of them are from Ontario.
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