Government of Canada supports business innovation and inclusive economic growth for newcomer entrepreneurs
FedDev Ontario invested nearly $3.3 million in TBDC to support 100 newcomer entrepreneurs starting and growing companies in Ontario.
Ontario organizations secure nearly $20 million in federal funds to drive entrepreneurship, job creation
TBDC’s 100 supported businesses are expected to create 200 jobs, 80 new products or services, and 50 new intellectual properties.
Canadian residency and proximity to US is the biggest attraction for many Indian Entrepreneurs
Canadian residency and proximity to the US are among the biggest attractions drawing Indian entrepreneurs to Ontario.
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TBDC’s Startup Visa Program offers Indian entrepreneurs a pathway to start or acquire a business and gain Canadian residency.
Ahead of India-EU trade and technology council meeting, Goyal vows building stronger trade ties with Ontario
India’s Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal attended a Toronto roundtable to build stronger trade relations between India and Ontario.
Piyush Goyal attends roundtable to discuss ways to accelerate India, Ontario trade ties
Minister Piyush Goyal and Ontario ministers met at a TBDC roundtable to discuss accelerating India-Ontario trade ties.
TBDC hosts business roundtable with Minister Piyush Goyal and Ontario Ministers Fedeli and Thompson
TBDC hosted a roundtable bringing together Minister Piyush Goyal and Ontario Ministers Fedeli and Thompson to discuss trade.
Why are Indian entrepreneurs taking their startups overseas?
India is the 3rd largest startup ecosystem globally, and entrepreneurs are rapidly expanding abroad to pursue growth and a better life.
Toronto Business Development Centre helped Indian Start-ups: Vikram Khurana
TBDC Chair Vikram Khurana explains how the Toronto incubator has helped hundreds of Indian startups land and expand in Canada.
How entrepreneurs can embrace the recession and win it: TBDC’s Vikram Khurana
Mint covers the growing wave of Indian entrepreneurs choosing Canada as a launch pad for global business expansion.