Expanded Digital Competence Centre programming will support more Ontario businesses with digital adoption and AI-enabled modernization.

Minister Vic Fedeli announced investment into 10 companies, to accelerate the commercialization of made-in-Ontario life sciences innovations.

Over the past three years (2023–2026), these programs have supported 214 Ontario companies, helping innovators de-risk technologies, attract private capital, strengthen industry-academic partnerships, and bring intellectual property to market, driving significant economic growth across the province.

With thousands of attendees and hundreds of exhibiting companies, DiscoveryX continues to highlight the strength of Ontario’s “made-in-Ontario” technologies and the province’s growing global competitiveness across sectors including artificial intelligence, life sciences, advanced manufacturing, and clean technologies.

Minister Fedeli joins Ontario Centre of Innovation to announce new milestones under the Critical Industrial Technologies initiative.

Minister Tangri highlights impact of Ontario’s Digitalization Competence Centre at GVA Lighting in Oakville

Retail modernization project will boost productivity, cut costs, and improve operations at Mississauga-based business.

OCI has formalized a landmark MOU with a consortium of Ontario’s leading life sciences commercialization organizations to expand support for early-stage health innovators and strengthen co-investment pathways across the province.

New partnership will accelerate time from lab to market of life sciences and health technologies and drive economic growth.

New MOU strengthens innovation support by combining commercialization pathways with intellectual property expertise.