In the City of Oshawa, a coach bus carrying several international entrepreneurs embarked on a
two-day venture that would introduce them to new business opportunities across eastern Ontario. That venture was Corridor Connects, and the Eastern Ontario Innovation Corridor made it happen.
Just 45 minutes east of Toronto, there’s a region ripe with resources for startups and entrepreneurs to
launch and scale their tech and innovation companies.
Technology can’t improve communities on its own. It requires a solid network of support systems and forward-thinking municipalities willing to trust, adopt and learn from these technologies. Tech adoption isn’t a huge leap but rather a bridge connecting the communities of today with all they can become tomorrow — and Durham RTDS is in the driver’s seat.
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Electricity distribution company Elexicon Energy has already made a lasting impression on the energy sector, despite being a relative new kid on the block.
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By now you’ve no doubt heard about Project Arrow,
Canada’s first zero-emissions concept vehicle. But what you
might not know is that a team from Oshawa’s Ontario Tech University
played a vital role creating this highly impressive automobile.
Meet three Canadian companies making access to low-emission,
reliable transit a reality.
We could write 100,000 words on the history of electricity and it still wouldn’t be enough, but read on for a quick snapshot of the last 150 years — you won’t believe how far we’ve come.
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A few simple rules to follow to help you stay safe this season.
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From addressing food insecurity and creating more sustainable operations, to promoting technology adoption and new methods for agri-research, farming tech innovators in Ontario are planting all the right seeds.
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The pandemic
inadvertently had
a positive impact on
the environment, with many nations reporting significant reductions in greenhouse gas emissions in 2020.
