Ontario, Canada’s Minister of Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade, Vic Fedeli welcomes you to the 2020 Virtual Minister’s Mission to India. Ontario and India have always shared a strong, fruitful relationship based on a storied history of trade and investment. This partnership is furthered solidified by a deep cultural and personal connection that goes far beyond our borders.
Ontario is at the forefront of sustainable development. Cleantech companies are creating solutions that solve environmental challenges throughout the world. From mitigating the impacts of climate change through the protection of the world’s air, land and water, to the creation of smart grid solutions, Ontario’s highly innovative companies continue to develop proprietary technologies that will forever change our world.
Ontario is a place where you will find a highly educated and talented workforce, lower labour costs, and a broad ecosystem for innovation and R&D. World leaders in big data and cloud computing, data centres, microelectronics, digital media, security encryption, mobile gaming, mobile payments, wireless, telecom and networks and seven of the 10 largest tech companies in the world conduct R&D in Ontario. If Ontario’s ICT sector were its own country, its economy would be bigger than roughly half of the countries around the globe.
Ontario, Canada is at the centre of fintech innovation. With one of the world’s soundest banking systems, four of Canada’s largest banks, and home to over 80% of foreign banks operating in Canada, Ontario is a leader in all aspects of financial services.
The concentration of technology leaders, strong financial institutions, flourishing start-ups, and unmatched talent in Ontario provides an environment like no other in the world to develop, test and globally commercialize new fintech innovations.
Ontario is a place where you will find a highly educated and talented workforce, lower labour costs, and a broad ecosystem for innovation and R&D. World leaders in big data and cloud computing, data centres, microelectronics, digital media, security encryption, mobile gaming, mobile payments, wireless, telecom and networks and seven of the 10 largest tech companies in the world conduct R&D in Ontario. If Ontario’s ICT sector were its own country, its economy would be bigger than roughly half of the countries around the globe.
Ontario is a place where bold ideas come to life, tackling some of the biggest challenges the world has ever seen. It is a premier destination for life sciences with a unique and collaborative innovation ecosystem where highly skilled workers perform cutting edge research and development. With the lowest business costs in the G7, Ontario has what it takes for life sciences companies to grow and prosper.
The drive for greater sustainability has sparked a worldwide revolution in infrastructure design and building technologies. Architecture and engineering companies from Ontario have the expertise needed to help communities and companies balance their economic, social and environmental needs. With over 1,800 firms, 170 construction engineering firms, 79,000 professional engineers, and 3000 LEED-certified building projects, Ontario is a place where international businesses can build the world of tomorrow.
Ontario is a place where bold ideas come to life, tackling some of the biggest challenges the world has ever seen. It is a premier destination for life sciences with a unique and collaborative innovation ecosystem where highly skilled workers perform cutting edge research and development. With the lowest business costs in the G7, Ontario has what it takes for life sciences companies to grow and prosper.
Ontario is a place where global aerospace giants expand their operations and homegrown suppliers export the highest quality parts at competitive prices. Our manufacturers are an integral part of the global supply chain. From turboprop aircraft, business jets, and turbine engines to landing gear systems, avionics, space robotics and beyond, Made-In-Ontario innovations can be found on virtually every passenger aircraft in the world. Ontario is the second largest aerospace sector in Canada, generating over $6 billion in annual sales with exports of over 80%.
Ontario’s medtech cluster supports a vibrant industry, innovating and developing a wide range of medical technologies used in the treatment, mitigation, diagnosis and prevention of disease. It boasts an impressive and growing diversity of companies in terms of size, focus, product and maturity level. Ontario has global-leading health research facilities and highly skilled talent, along with a stellar medtech ecosystem to support innovation that benefits patients, companies and society.
