York University’s Markham campus will welcome a new cohort of students through orientation, marking one year since it opened. According to Dan Palermo, deputy provost at the Markham campus, the school will admit around 600 students this fall, bringing the total number of students to around 1,000.
QEA Tech is excited to announce that it has officially launched its operations in Japan, beginning with a precise, data-driven building envelope audit for the Tokyo National Museum in collaboration with Drone Frontier. This project marks a significant milestone as QEA…
The Ontario government has awarded a contract to design and build the twin tunnels for the Yonge North Subway Extension, marking a significant milestone in the province’s plan to protect Ontario in the face of tariffs and economic uncertainty by investing in transit to reduce gridlock, support economic growth and keep workers on the job.
With a continued focus on the future of automotive finance, taq Automotive Intelligence announces the launch of its patent pending Digital Deal Jacket™, a groundbreaking feature within its credit portal.
Loblaw Companies Ltd. is planning the installation of Canada’s largest rooftop solar system at its East Gwillimbury distribution centre (DC) in Ontario.
York University unveiled its new sign today at the site of its future School of Medicine building next to Cortellucci Vaughan Hospital in the Vaughan Healthcare Centre Precinct. The University also signed a new partnership agreement with the Ontario Centre of Innovation (OCI) toward fostering health-care innovation through collaboration with partners within the Vaughan Healthcare Centre Precinct.
These projects represent a significant step forward in Canada’s efforts to reduce industrial emissions, support economic growth, and build a more sustainable future through innovation.
One of East Gwillimbury’s top employers is planning a “transformative new development” that will not only boost the company’s industrial space but also create a people place.
In August of this year, Rahul Goel will stand on the rocky cliffs of St. Lawrence, NL, watching a plume of fire rip across the sky.
If everything goes right, his company, NordSpace, will make history by orchestrating Canada’s first commercial rocket launch.
Bioenterprise Canada is pleased to announce the successful applicants of the Ontario Agri-Food Research Initiative (OAFRI) Commercialization Stream! Twelve organizations have been selected for the second call for proposals to receive funding to conduct market validation and product development projects, and to bring those innovative solutions to the market.
The lower level is dedicated to programs and services for LiUNA staff and members, including medical clinics, health and wellness spaces, financial services and recreational amenities. Work and learning spaces, including training classrooms, are on the upper floors, with access to daylight. There are 40,000 sf of roof terraces (at three different levels) and outdoor gardens.
The Ontario Vehicle Innovation Network (OVIN) Demonstration Zone (OVIN DZ) proudly hosted the second Driving Innovation – Automotive Industry Networking and Mobility Technology Showcase, highlighting the latest Ontario-made advancements in automotive and mobility technologies.
An autonomous farm in Ontario that recently came online is now getting a rush of unexpected business thanks to the trade war, which has Canadian consumers and businesses dropping American products in favor of domestically produced goods.
Brighton Ng is from Hong Kong, where a company called GreenPrice sells mostly packaged food close to its best before date (BBD) for 30 to 70 per cent off. He wondered if he could do the same thing in Canada with “short-dated” food — and it turns out he can.
Representatives from G7 nations convened in Markham and Toronto on June 3 to discuss international collaboration and priorities for the future of semiconductors.
The Pharmaceutical Sciences Group (PSG) and the Canadian Alliance for Skills and Training in Life Sciences (CASTL), announced a partnership to jointly offer training programs for Canada’s life sciences sector.
Whether mentoring new talent, launching new products, or expanding its footprint in Markham, Extreme Networks continues to build more than networks. It’s building the future of work and innovation.
While actions in the Council-approved 2024-2027 Economic Development Action Plan are progressing well, York Region continues to adapt to changing economic conditions and incorporate tailored business supports in collaboration with local municipalities and industry partners.
The new space is more than a physical expansion. It represents a philosophical shift for Tailored Genes, from an R&D-focused service provider to a full-service biomanufacturing partner, capable of guiding clients from concept to clinic.
Starting his business 20 years ago from his car, Tony Rubino never imagined he would buy his own location. “Not at all, to be honest with you,” he said. “I mean you envision small steps. I don’t think you can envision that far out. I would be the same guy who said 10 years ago, and there will be people who can quote me, I said, ‘I’ll never buy equipment. That’s for other people. I just want to do good work for people.’ But now here I am.”
Markham will host what organizers say is the largest Canada-China trade exhibition ever held in the Greater Toronto Area, as growing geopolitical uncertainty pushes local governments and businesses to diversify international partnerships.
The MALO contract is a two-year contract, expected to be valued at up to US$9.2 million. The contract for LBMs, filters and related accessories is expected to be valued at up to US$6.4 million.
Enghouse Systems Limited announced it has acquired, through a wholly-owned subsidiary, Trafi Ltd., a leading provider of Mobility-as-a-Service solutions based in Lithuania.
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