GabrielHurl
Active Member
Shopify .... they already announced they'd be the anchor tenant in the office tower at The Well.
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SunriseChampion
Senior Member
Yes, that's the one.
Yes, but are they not growing so fast they could use 1k people in Calgary?
I don't remember exact figures, I read about them in the G+M some time in the last two months.
AlbertC
Superstar
Vision Critical to relocate headquarters from Vancouver to Toronto
Kenneth Chan | Dec 4 2019, 3:09 pm
Nearly two decades after it was founded in Vancouver, Vision Critical will be making a move that technically relocates its headquarters to Toronto.
The cloud-based customer intelligence platform’s new leadership will be based in Toronto; Vision Critical’s board of directors this week appointed Ross Wainwright as the new CEO and a member of the board, and Riaz Raihan as the president of products.
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Vision Critical employs about 500 people worldwide, with its international offices located in Seattle, San Francisco, New York City, Minneapolis, London, Paris, Cologne, Hong Kong, and Singapore.
dailyhive.com
Kenneth Chan | Dec 4 2019, 3:09 pm
Nearly two decades after it was founded in Vancouver, Vision Critical will be making a move that technically relocates its headquarters to Toronto.
The cloud-based customer intelligence platform’s new leadership will be based in Toronto; Vision Critical’s board of directors this week appointed Ross Wainwright as the new CEO and a member of the board, and Riaz Raihan as the president of products.
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Vision Critical employs about 500 people worldwide, with its international offices located in Seattle, San Francisco, New York City, Minneapolis, London, Paris, Cologne, Hong Kong, and Singapore.
Vision Critical to relocate headquarters from Vancouver to Toronto | Venture
Nearly two decades after it was founded in Vancouver, Vision Critical will be making a move that technically relocates its headquarters to Toronto.
dailyhive.com
jje1000
Senior Member
A gold-gilded deal, but is it something Canada wants?
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www.thestar.com
Huawei is moving its R&D centre from the U.S. to Canada, but does Canada want it?
Security and political experts say further Canadian expansion by Huawei brings tough questions as the tech giant looks to relocate its research and development centre from Silicon Valley to Canada, due to sanctions imposed by Washington.
jje1000
Senior Member
Not necessarily Toronto, but good to know that Ontario is at least capable of manufacturing these isotopes, even after the closure of Chalk River.
McMaster helps solve world shortage of cancer-treatment isotopes
The unexpected shutdown of a nuclear reactor halfway around the world has left McMaster University as the world’s only supplier of the isotope that irradiates the “seeds” used to treat prostate and other forms of cancer.
brighterworld.mcmaster.ca
jje1000
Senior Member
Toronto employment grows in 2019 as tech sector continues expansion - Toronto | Globalnews.ca
A total of 60,408 people were employed in the Toronto technology sector in 2019. That’s a 16.6 per cent increase over 2018
globalnews.ca
ushahid
Senior Member
why not? they have the more 5G patents than any other company and are doing alot of research.
A gold-gilded deal, but is it something Canada wants?
Huawei is moving its R&D centre from the U.S. to Canada, but does Canada want it?
Security and political experts say further Canadian expansion by Huawei brings tough questions as the tech giant looks to relocate its research and development centre from Silicon Valley to Canada, due to sanctions imposed by Washington.
jje1000
Senior Member
Not really- they just make the most noise (massive PR push bankrolled by the Communist Party). Embedding Huawei into countries is part of their 'Made in China 2025' strategy, but that's another story.
The twoBirds Pattern team examine the difficulties in charting the leadership of companies in the 5G Standard Essential Patent (SEP) industry, and demonstrate how different assumptions can drastically affect the results
Matthew Noble, Jane Mutimear and Richard Vary examine the difficulties in charting the leadership of companies in the 5G Standard Essential Patent (“SEP”) industry, and demonstrate how different assumptions can drastically affect the results.
ushahid
Senior Member
thanks for the knowledge jj
SunriseChampion
Senior Member
Why not? I see you're not familiar with police states.
Northern Light
Superstar
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Google plans to triple Canadian work force to as many as 5,000 employees
The tech giant said over the next three years it will increase in size in Toronto, Montreal and the Kitchener-Waterloo region as it will join Amazon and Shopify on a hiring spree
www.theglobeandmail.com
Google to add 3,500 Canadian staff, in Toronto, Montreal and Waterloo.
Staff to be in place by 2022.
AlvinofDiaspar
Moderator
Bloomberg article with an image of the supposed Toronto office:
www.bnnbloomberg.ca
From Google Canada:
canada.googleblog.com
(Google Canada)
It's 65 King East.
AoD
Google plots expansion in Canada with plans to open three new offices - BNN Bloomberg
Google, which opened its first Canadian office in Toronto 19 years ago, said the new Canadian offices will be able to accommodate as many as 5,000 employees.
From Google Canada:
Making an Impact in Canada
Aamir Baig was an entrepreneur with a big idea — to build a company that reimagines how customers furnish their homes and workplaces. With F...
(Google Canada)
It's 65 King East.
AoD
AlbertC
Superstar
Ceridian hiring for over 2,000 positions in Canada over next five years
Clarrie Feinstein | Feb 11 2020, 7:32 am
Ceridian is bringing over 2,000 new jobs to Canada over the next five years.
The global human capital management technology company announced its plans to expand into Canada, and is looking to hire for 400 new jobs by 2020.
Ceridian offers a cloud platform that allows organizations to have more effective management for their workplace when handling human resources, payroll, benefits, and talent management functionality.
“We have a growing customer base in Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand; and have ambitious plans to extend the Dayforce solution to 20 countries in the next few years,” said David Ossip, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Ceridian in a release.
The new positions will be based in Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal, Winnipeg, Halifax, and Calgary.
dailyhive.com
Clarrie Feinstein | Feb 11 2020, 7:32 am
Ceridian is bringing over 2,000 new jobs to Canada over the next five years.
The global human capital management technology company announced its plans to expand into Canada, and is looking to hire for 400 new jobs by 2020.
Ceridian offers a cloud platform that allows organizations to have more effective management for their workplace when handling human resources, payroll, benefits, and talent management functionality.
“We have a growing customer base in Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand; and have ambitious plans to extend the Dayforce solution to 20 countries in the next few years,” said David Ossip, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Ceridian in a release.
The new positions will be based in Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal, Winnipeg, Halifax, and Calgary.
Ceridian hiring for over 2,000 positions in Canada over next five years | Venture
Ceridian, the global software company, announces plan to hire for 400 new jobs in Canada this year and 2000 over the next five years.
dailyhive.com
AlbertC
Superstar
Lightspeed Opens Toronto Office
February 14, 2020
By Craig Patterson
Montreal-based Lightspeed, which serves small and medium-sized businesses with its cloud-based omnichannel point of sale software, has opened a new consolidated office space in downtown Toronto. The office is part of the company’s endeavour to grow its operations while securing exceptional talent in the city after Lightspeed went public on the Toronto Stock Exchange last year.
www.retail-insider.com
February 14, 2020
By Craig Patterson
Montreal-based Lightspeed, which serves small and medium-sized businesses with its cloud-based omnichannel point of sale software, has opened a new consolidated office space in downtown Toronto. The office is part of the company’s endeavour to grow its operations while securing exceptional talent in the city after Lightspeed went public on the Toronto Stock Exchange last year.
Lightspeed Opens Toronto Office
The Canadian cloud-based provider of omnichannel point of sale software has opened its 14th office globally with a goal to further expand its business development and tech teams.
www.retail-insider.com
jje1000
Senior Member
Posted in November 2019 as an update on the Canadian Game Industry- lots of room to grow in Ontario given the right support.