International accolades and amazing success stories reveal why Ontario is a top tier business location.
Are you thinking about expanding or growing your business in a location that has global market access, a supportive government and unparalleled talent? Ontario, Canada is your most strategic move.
The province of Ontario is Canada’s economic powerhouse. We are strategically located in the heart of North America and consistently ranked as one of the top jurisdictions in the world to do business. Our strong, stable and open business environment helps international companies flourish and grow.
From startups to Fortune 500 leaders, future-forward companies from around the globe are choosing Ontario as their reliable business base in North America.
What’s your next move? If you’re looking to grow your business, Ontario should be on your radar.
Ask to speak with one of our business consultants to learn more about the amazing opportunities that await you here.
Ontario and its cities have been featured prominently recently, recognized by independent parties around the globe for a skilled workforce, an unparalleled quality of life, a diverse economy and low corporate tax rates.
With a supportive government and leading post-secondary institutions, Ontario cities are key locations for international businesses to rise to the challenges presented by an ever-evolving world—today, tomorrow and well into the future.
Learn how Ontario cities are leading the future and being recognized as prime investment locations in the heart of North America.
CBRE’s 2022 Scoring Tech Talent report is in, and it confirms what global top-tech companies and talent have known for a long time: Ontario, particularly the key markets of Toronto, Ottawa, Kitchener-Waterloo and London, is a vital North American tech talent destination.
As technology advances, our post-secondary institutions, open immigration policies and supportive accelerators and incubators will continue contributing to our tech talent growth. Still, there is more to why Ontario’s cities ranked so well this year.
Learn more about what CBRE’s report found that made cities in Ontario, Canada stand out.
The electric vehicle industry is generating excitement throughout Ontario—and the entire North American automotive sector.
Last month, the United States government signed into law the Inflation Reduction Act, which revamps the EV tax credit in that country by adding tough new requirements about parts and supply chains. To qualify, EVs must be assembled in North America and include battery components that are mostly sourced in North America.
Learn what this means for automotive firms that are, or are planning to be, located in Ontario.
In 2022, people want to pay bills and goods and services in different ways, not just with a traditional credit card. That’s why Payment Source built an ecosystem of payers and payees to provide people with as many payment solutions as possible.
The Toronto-based company is part of a growing crop of more than 750 fintech companies in Ontario—the largest cluster on the continent behind New York. According to Payment Source’s CEO, Rob Hyde, what sets Ontario apart from any other jurisdiction in North America is the province’s environment of cooperative support and competitive motivation.
Learn more about how Payment Source, and Ontario, are revolutionizing how people spend money.
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