National Contact

Canada — Your Partner for Success. Whether you are considering business expansion or new investment opportunities, Canada should be top of mind as your investment destination of choice. A first-rate business climate, an economy that fosters innovation, and an exceptionally well-educated work force are only a few good reasons to choose Canada.
Iréna Harris

1251 Ave of the Americas
New York, NY 10020
212-596-1672

Manitoba

Manitoba has an exceptional business climate; extremely competitive business costs; a highly skilled, knowledge-based, multilingual work force; a business-friendly government; robust, modern infrastructure; and an unsurpassed quality of life. Strategically located in the heart of North America, Manitoba is a competitive location for doing business, with flexible and cost-effective intermodal transportation services providing worldwide shipping by rail, air, road, and sea. A Manitoba business location can give your company the competitive advantage it needs.
Donald Callis, Marketing Manager

Industry Economic Development & Mines
10th Floor - 259 Portage Ave
Winnipeg, MB R3B 2A9
204-945-1451
Fax: 204-945-3977

New Brunswick

Be in a place where business costs are slashed by as much as 30 percent and you save as much as 40 percent on payroll and mandated benefits. Where a faithful work force averages over eight years with the same employer. Where telecommunications is world-renowned and energy is fail-safe. Business is booming, the economy is growing, and our affordable lifestyle lets you live the dream. Be more profitable. Be in New Brunswick.
Lori Armstrong

P.O. Box 6000
670 King Street, 5th floor
Fredericton, NB E3B 5H1
506-444-4897
Fax: 506-444-4277

New Brunswick

Greater Moncton was ranked as the #1 place to do business in Atlantic Canada and the New England states by the 2008 KPMG Competitive Alternatives Study and was named one of the world’s Top 7 Intelligent Communities of 2009 by Intelligent Community Forum (ICF). Greater Moncton is targeting IT, advanced manufacturing, life sciences, and aerospace.
Isabelle LeBlanc
Marketing & Communications Manager

910 Main St. Ste 101
Moncton, NB E1C 1G6
506-858-9550 Ext 104
Fax: 506-859-7791

Ontario

Ontario combines the best educated work force in the G7, ideal access to market, international and domestic suppliers, state-of-the-art telecommunications and infrastructure, and an excellent quality of life.
Maureen Hall, Account Representative

Marketing Branch
900 Bay Street
5th Floor, Hurst Block
Toronto, ONT M7A 2E1
416-325-6689
Fax: 416-325-6375

Ontario

With a modern infrastructure, a vibrant work force, and immediate access to an extensive network of transcontinental highways, seaways, and Canada’s Pearson International Airport, Brampton is connected to global markets and ready for business challenges of any size.
Don Eastwood, Director, Economic Development

33 Queen Street, West
1st Floor
Brampton, ONT L6Y 1L9
905-874-3849
Fax: 905-874-3849

Ontario

Mississauga is Canada’s sixth-largest city, with a diverse, knowledge-based economy, including leading clusters in information communication and technologies, life sciences, financial services, and advanced manufacturing. The city is home to Canada’s largest international airport and within a day’s drive of North America’s richest markets. With more than 59,000 businesses, Mississauga offers companies a cost-competitive base in the heart of a major road, rail, and international air network.
Marie K. Fitzpatrick-Hall

300 City Centre Drive
Mississauga, ONT L5B 3C1
800-456-2181 Ext 5019
Fax: 905-896-5931

Ontario

Niagara, Canada, is a hub for emerging industries, including interactive media, bio manufacturing, health and wellness, and green technology. Niagara is well-placed in the North American marketplace, situated within a one-day drive of 50 percent of Canada/U.S. population, 60 percent of North American industrial market, and 75 percent of Canada/U.S. purchasing power.
Alan Teichroeb
VP, Business Development & Services

2201 St. David's Road
P.O. 1042
Thorold, ONT L2V 4T7
905-685-1308      Ext 1_3421
Fax: 905-688-5907

Ontario

For Your Business…For Your Life. Located on the shores of Lake Couchiching and Lake Simcoe, Orillia is just under an hour away from the Greater Toronto area. In Orillia, you will find everything you need to build your business and your life. Where it all comes together…naturally!
Robert Lamb, Manager of Economic Development

Economic Development Commission
50 Andrew Street, South
Orillia, ONT L3V 7T5
705-325-4900
Fax: 705-325-1612

Ontario

Sharing a border with Minnesota offers the Rainy River District the best of two nations. Companies have access to Canadian and U.S. markets daily via air and major highways. The district’s hub is Fort Frances, offering large-city advantages and small-town convenience, including fully serviced land, affordable housing, a developed industrial site, and low-cost electric service.
Geoff Gillon, Economic Development Officer

608 Scott Street
Fort Frances, ONT P9A 1H6
800-465-8502 Ext 1
Fax: 807-274-6989

Ontario

Sarnia-Lambton, Ontario, Canada: Service industrial land at southwestern Ontario–Michigan border, averages $20,000/acre. On major highway, rail, and water shipping routes. Home of Canada’s Bioindustrial Innovation Centre. University and college R&D. Award-winning development team to assist with your location plans.
George Mallay, General Manager

265 Front Street, North
Suite 107
Sarnia, ONT N7T 7X1
800-972-7642
Fax: 519-332-1686

Ontario

Sault Ste. Marie is strategically located at the center of the Great Lakes, providing convenient and multimodal access to the international marketplace. Sault Ste. Marie has a population of over 75,000 (126,000 including the surrounding area) with access to 60 million consumers within 500 miles (800 kilometers). Sault Ste. Marie is experiencing unprecedented economic growth as a result of economic diversification efforts and Sault Ste. Marie’s advanced competitive advantage. Development Sault Ste. Marie is aggressively pursuing the following sectors: manufacturing (value-added steel and forest products); multimodal and transportation; health; education; information technology/e-commerce; energy and environment; bio-industry; aviation; retail and tourism development.
John Febbraro, Director, Industrial Marketing

99 Foster Drive
P.O. Box 580
Sault Ste. Marie, ONT P6A 5N1
800-461-6020
Fax: 705-759-2185

Ontario

Every business demands a center of gravity, and Stratford, Ontario, Canada, is precisely that — geographically, economically, technologically, and with a depth of talent that’s as deep as it is unsung. Stratford, located in southwestern Ontario, couldn’t be more central to Canada’s most advanced logistical and intellectual assets.
Randy Mattice, Economic Development Officer

City Hall
PO Box 818
Stratford, ONT N5J 6W1
519-271-0250 Ext 282
Fax: 519-271-.2783

Québec

Greater Montréal is one of the world’s three aerospace capitals, along with Seattle and Toulouse. It is among the rare places in the world where all the main components of an aircraft are manufactured within a 20-mile (30-kilometer) radius. Nearly two-thirds of Canadian production is centered here. Montréal’s aerospace industry boasts prime contractors and equipment manufacturers, among the world’s top subcontractors and suppliers, as well as a qualified and competitive labor force and unique training centers. Join them and take advantage of North America’s best aerospace environments!
Stephanie Lepage, Marketing Manager

1100 Rene-Levesque West
Suite 2100
Montreal, Québec H3B 4X8
514-394-7290
Fax: 514-394-7155

Saskatchewan

Enterprise Saskatchewan is a bold and innovative approach to creating sustainable economic growth in Saskatchewan. It is a special agency for coordinating the province’s growth agenda, led by key economic development and community stakeholders with one ultimate goal: to ensure Saskatchewan has a competitive environment that will attract investment at every level.
Ms. Jacki Litke, Communications Officer

4th Floor
2103 Eleventh Avenue
Regina, SK S4P 3V7
306-787-2234
Fax: 306-787-8447

Saskatchewan

Situated an hour northwest of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, the city of North Battleford is a modern urban center with tremendous growth potential for business. Affordable real estate and well-developed commercial and industrial districts position North Battleford to become one of the most important communities on the Prairies.
Denis Lavertu, Director, Business Development

1291 - 101st Street
PO Box 460
North Battleford, SK S9A 2Y6
306-445-1718
Fax: 306-445-0411