Loblaw Companies has partnered with Eaigle to deploy the software company’s AI-powered technology across several of its distribution centres in Canada. The food and pharmacy retailer is scaling Eaigle’s Vision AI gate automation technology, which validate vehicles and capture freight data in real-time. Full article: canadiangrocer.com
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A global technology leader is moving its major operations to King Township
Strategically located at the intersection of King Road and Jane Street with direct access to Highway 400, the facility offers exceptional connectivity to transportation networks, labour markets and regional supply chains. As part of the King-Jane Business Park, LG will be located within the largest Zero Carbon Certified industrial development currently underway in the Greater Toronto Area, supporting both economic investment and environmental sustainability.
Read MoreVaughan-based Volatus Aerospace qualifies across all five streams of Canada’s Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace
The five streams include: Uncrewed and Autonomous Systems (UxS) and counter-UxS; communications and data systems; engineering and integration services; testing and training; and innovation and experimentation.
Read MoreVaughan headquartered Kontrol Buildings selected to deliver retrofits supporting enhanced water conservation in the Greater Toronto Area
The retrofits are designed to deliver water savings through the installation of modernized conservation devices and lower flow fixtures.
Read MoreiBUYPOWER continues North American expansion with new Markham location
iBUYPOWER announced it is officially opening its all-new Canadian offices located at 35 Riviera Drive, Unit 11-12 in Markham, Ontario.
Read MoreRichmond Hill-based Edsby: Building trusted digital communities for K-12 learning organizations
Schools today rely on digital tools more than ever, but schools are not social networks or ad hoc platforms. They are real communities built on identity, accountability, and trust. That distinction led to the creation of Edsby, a Richmond Hill-based company helping school systems modernize without losing the structure that supports learning.
Read MoreMarkham-based Qualcomm is advancing Canada’s AI revolution
Canadian innovation has played a key role in the development of artificial intelligence going all the way back to the work of Dr. Geoffrey Hinton at the University of Toronto in the late 70s. His pioneering research in deep learning laid the groundwork for the AI-powered tools that are changing the way we work and live.
Read MoreCanada is spending on defence tech. Markham wants to build it
Home to more than 1,500 technology companies, employing more than 35,400 knowledge workers, Markham is one of Canada’s most concentrated hubs for advanced industrial and deep-tech development. The city has also been actively positioning local companies on national defence stages, including at CANSEC, Canada’s largest defence and security trade show.
Read MoreZinca builds AI-powered solutions for overlooked health needs in Markham
Wendy Yuan’s first message to people with overlooked health needs, like those living with Wilson’s disease, is that they are not alone. Yuan is the co-founder of Zinca, a company building nutrition solutions and connecting patients, researchers, and manufacturers to provide verified solutions on managing the disease.
Read MoreOlympus Canada: patient-focused medtech innovation, powered from Richmond Hill
When someone undergoes a colorectal cancer screening, a lung exam, or a minimally invasive procedure, there is a good chance that their physician is using Olympus medical devices to see more clearly and treat them more effectively. Within Canada, the team responsible for advancing Olympus’ medtech solutions is based in Richmond Hill.
Read MoreYork Region hosts $15M auto tech hub as part of new Ontario Vehicle Innovation Network
York is now one of nine regional technology development sites (RTDS) in the Ontario Vehicle Innovation Network (OVIN), so York University’s ventureLAB, a network partner, will be a place to test those innovations.
Read MoreMarkham startup launches 100-kilowatt fast charger, eyes 1,000 stations across North America
A Markham-based startup is betting on the future of electric vehicles with the launch of its first public fast-charging station and plans to build a network of 1,000 charging stations across Canada and the United States within five years.
Read More‘Everything we need is right here’: Inside York Region’s push to become Ontario’s smart mobility capital
Technology showcase at Aurora’s MegaLab highlights innovations in EV charging, connected vehicles, and micro-mobility as region secures major OVIN investment.
Read MoreThe silicon corridor north: why Toronto and York Region offer the definitive gateway for Taiwanese tech R&D and design centers
As global tech leaders rush to secure North American footprint options for chip design, hardware infrastructure, and AI, a powerful alternative to traditional U.S. corridors has solidified its position. Toronto-York Region in Canada has become a premier landing pad for international tech investment.
Read MoreNordSpace opens rocket factory 1 (RF-1) in Markham, scales to production for Canada’s sovereign light & medium-lift launch program
New Rocket Factory 1 campus marks NordSpace’s transition to production mode, anchoring a three-site national footprint for sovereign Canadian space launch.
Read MoreTechnology from Vaughan headquartered Mircom leveraged in Cairo Monorail for fire and life safety
Mircom’s fire alarm solutions were selected for their proven reliability, seamless integration capabilities and ability to scale consistently across a phased development program.
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