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Ontario is a place where things get built, bigger and smarter than before. In our rapidly growing innovation ecosystem, governments and businesses are working together to modernize transit and transportation infrastructure across the province while sharing our expertise with the world. Ontario is also emerging as a leader in smart cities, using data to design more efficient and sustainable communities.
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The Honourable Victor Fedeli, Minister of Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade is bringing Ontario’s open for business message to Japan October 16-18, 2019.
The Honourable Victor Fedeli, Minister of Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade is bringing Ontario’s open for business message to South Korea October 13-15, 2019.
Learn more about how Ontario talent is shaping the world of AI and lifting tech ventures to new heights.
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CHAR Technologies is developing a cleaner, more efficient alternative fuel that may soon replace coal in iron making.
Canada maintains its spot as the most educated country in the world with 56.7% Canadians having completed tertiary education, according to OECD Most Educated Countries Ranking.
Co-founder and co-CEO of Dessa, Stephen Piron once left Toronto with aspirations of working among the best in the tech industry – that was before everything changed.
Researchers have found a way to convert CO2 into fuels and chemical feedstocks, and believe it can enable the long-term storage of renewable energy.
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.
Blue J Legal is using machine learning to transform how law firms operate. With AI, lawyers can now provide legal advice that has even greater value to the client, and more clients have access to affordable, quality legal advice.
The University of Toronto and University of Waterloo are two of eight North American universities entered in a 3-year competition to develop and demonstrate a fully-autonomous vehicle by 2020.
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The launch of the Vector Institute in Toronto establishes Ontario as a top Artificial Intelligence R&D hub.
Renowned as a pioneer of modern artificial intelligence, Ontario's investment in the Vector Institute for Artificial Intelligence establishes the province as a world-leading AI research and development hub.
Artificial intelligence is reshaping the world we live in. Top experts from the University of Toronto weigh in on what an AI-enabled world may look like by 2050.
Two Ontario universities, the University of Toronto and the University of Waterloo are ranked among the world's best computer science schools, according to the World Economic Forum.
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