TORONTO — The Ontario government is making it easier for young people to start and grow businesses across the province by investing an additional $6 million in Futurpreneur. The funding will give nearly 1,000 entrepreneurs between the ages of 18 to 39 access to financing, one-on-one mentorship, networking opportunities and business planning tools to grow their businesses and create jobs. As part of the province’s plan to protect Ontario, this investment will support more than

On June 22, Stephen Lecce, MPP for King—Vaughan and Minister of Energy and Mines, delivered a keynote address at the Vaughan Chamber of Commerce Future of Energy Forum. "We laid out our government's bold vision for the province's energy future, as Ontario's energy demand is set to skyrocket by 75% over the next 25 years," said Minister Lecce. "We're building for future generations using Ontario's clean nuclear advantage: building made-in-Canada nuclear, on-time and on-budget,

MISSISSAUGA — The Ontario government is supporting $61 million in investments by 11 local health technology companies through the Life Sciences Scale-Up Fund (LSSUF), as they expand production capacity and commercialize their Ontario-made health technologies to provincial and global markets. With the first round of funding now fully deployed, the LSSUF program has officially leveraged nearly $75 million in investment, supporting over 1,000 good-paying jobs across 14 projects.