Through this collaboration, OCI, Trent University, Fleming College, ICPK, PKED, and Kawartha Lakes will establish a robust framework for fostering collaboration between academia and industry. By bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application, the partnership will enable businesses to access cutting-edge research and development resources.

The Government of Ontario, through the Ontario Centre of Innovation (OCI), takes a bold step forward in accelerating industrial innovation with the launch of the Critical Industrial Technologies Initiative (CIT).

OneEleven, Toronto’s leading innovation hub, is delighted to announce the appointment of Chris Greenfield as its new Managing Director. With over 25 years of transformative leadership spanning various sectors, Chris’s extensive experience will undoubtedly contribute to OneEleven’s continued success.

IDHS, delivered by the Ontario Centre of Ontario (OCI), will invest $8.2 million across 13 approved projects designed to revolutionize healthcare delivery across the province.

To celebrate the 1-year mark of the Digitalization Competence Centre (DCC) Program, DCC announced its impacts-to-date from its $10 million investment from the Government of Ontario.

These companies, consisting of five from Canada and five from Ukraine, have demonstrated outstanding innovation in the field of cybersecurity.

The Ontario Centre of Innovation (OCI) is thrilled to announce groundbreaking developments unveiled at its 2022-2023 Annual General Meeting, held in Toronto.

A groundbreaking collaboration between Seneca Polytechnic, York University, and the Ontario Centre of Innovation (OCI) is set to catalyze innovation in Ontario’s business landscape, particularly among small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

The partnership aims to establish a dedicated business development role focused on promoting the immense benefits of applied research to SMEs. By bridging the gap between academic expertise and real-world business challenges, this initiative seeks to enhance Ontario’s innovation ecosystem.

The Canada-Ukraine Security Innovation Challenge (CUSIC) today announced a Call for Solutions that invites Canadian and Ukrainian tech companies to submit innovative proposals to address a range of national-security challenges, from cybersecurity to secure communications between partner nations.
This important and timely project invites innovators from both countries to participate in a bilateral competition that will bring together tech entrepreneurs to present innovative solutions that will strengthen Canada and Ukraine’s technological expertise, with the goal of commercialization through piloting and procurement opportunities. 

The Ontario government is investing $3 million to help six life sciences companies develop and bring to market made-in-Ontario medical innovations and health-care solutions. These companies are the first recipients to receive support from the province’s Life Sciences Innovation Fund (LSIF), a new, early-stage fund that helps companies advance made-in-Ontario solutions and increase Ontario’s competitiveness.