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Filled with some of the brightest minds in the industry, Collision wasn’t just another tech conference for Kayan Health.

This is the first time Canada has claimed the top spot in the yearly ranking, having spent several years in the second and third positions. Highlighted in the 2021 report is that Canada ranked first in sub-rankings, including quality of life and social purpose, meaning that it is seen as “a stable and safe society in which individuals [and business] can develop and prosper, and is open, fair and equitable.”

Waterloo’s growing IT cluster is leading the charge in tech innovation in Ontario, Canada. Waterloo is a tech hotspot, home to IT giants, STEM graduates, R&D centres and top-tier research institutions.

Experts predict the province will be a crucial jurisdiction in the global production and development of electric vehicles. Ontario is poised to build the innovative technologies that will define the future state of automotive design in EV and beyond.

There is no doubt that the COVID-19 pandemic has forced the global marketplace to innovate, accelerate and respond resourcefully—including in my home province of Ontario, Canada. Living in France throughout the challenging past year, I have experienced first-hand the resilience of the commercial ties between businesses in Ontario and France.

Ontario was proud to send 65 companies to this year’s Collision conference. With a healthy mix of startups and small and medium-sized enterprises, our tech talent was on full display.

Canada’s largest city was recognized for economic potential, business friendliness and human capital and lifestyle.

Let’s face it, end-of-life planning is scary. But it doesn’t have to be, according to Mallory Greene, co-founder and CEO of Eirene, one of Ontario’s most riveting new startups.

Research investment is a major component in Arctic Wolf’s ability to stay ahead of cyber threats, and Waterloo, Ontario was the ideal place to set up shop for their R&D operations.

Connexall’s sophisticated communications platform features intelligent alarm routing designed to improve workflows, safety and patient outcomes.

Since DigitalOnUs’ founding in 2015, it has grown from a single Silicon Valley office to seven offices across four countries— including its latest office in Ottawa, Ontario.

Welcome to Invest in Ontario’s latest in a series of regional spotlights showcasing the diverse municipalities spread across our province. Each month we post a feature highlighting a unique region and what makes it special from a business and lifestyle standpoint. As always, it will be in their own words. Here’s the next in our lineup from our friends in Sudbury.