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Advanced Manufacturing
Advanced manufacturing techniques are key to Ontario companies’ success in increasing productivity and lowering costs while maintaining quality.
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Advanced Materials
Ontario is spearheading the development of advanced materials, a critical technology to a wide range of industries including aerospace and automotive producers and researchers.
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Aerospace
Ontario's aerospace industry is a world leader in the development and manufacturing of innovative products and services which are primarily destined for the export market.
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Alternative Energy
Ontario’s alternative energy sector is growing fast. The province is committed to producing ten percent of its energy from renewable sources by 2010.
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Automotive
Ontario's strong and profitable Automotive Industry continues to grow, thanks to our skilled workforce and attractive low cost of doing business.
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Call Centres
Call Centres are big business in Ontario. The province attracts the lion share of new operations in Canada due to low costs and higher productivity.
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Chemicals
World-renowned chemical companies are locating in Ontario. Why? With three geographic chemical clusters and generous R&D tax credits, Ontario is a key location for competitive Chemical companies.
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Electronics Manufacturing
Hundreds of industry-leading firms are taking advantage of Ontario’s unparalleled Electronics Manufacturing capabilities and cost advantages
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Environment
Ontario's environment industry has a well-deserved reputation for innovative technologies and services across a broad range of sub-sectors.
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Food
Agricultural commodities are being produced in Ontario and provide the basis for the province's flourishing agri-food and food processing industry.
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Forestry
Ontario's sustainably managed forests supply the wood and paper industries whose high quality products are exported worldwide.
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Fuel Cell
Ontario’s fuel cell technologies have been moving rapidly through testing into the production stage underpinning the province’s commitment to developing alternative energy sources.
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Infotech
Innovation flourishes in Ontario's three main IT clusters - Waterloo region, Greater Toronto and Ottawa.
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Life Sciences
The province boasts one of the largest biomed and technology cluster in North America. Many firms benefit from Ontario's outstanding R&D; climate and an exceptionally skilled labour pool.
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Mining
A strategic location in the North American market coupled with diverse and abundant mineral wealth makes Ontario's mining and mineral exploration industry a world leader.
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Plastics
Ontario is home to a fully integrated plastics industry and a strong record of growth.
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