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Highways to Prosperity: Building Ontario’s Future

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A transport truck moving cargo along a highway.

The Quay, 100 Queens Quay East, 3rd Floor

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Ontario is on the move. With billions committed to projects like Highway 413, the Bradford Bypass, the new Highway 7 and the Garden City Skyway, the province is reshaping its highway network to drive trade, accelerate goods movement, and unlock new development.

Featuring remarks from the Honourable Prabmeet Sarkaria, Ontario’s Minister of Transportation, this half-day breakfast event brings together government leaders, builders, freight operators and business executives to explore how these once-in-a-generation projects are setting the stage for prosperity.

A modern highway network means faster goods movement, stronger site selection for investors and the ability to compete globally. For companies across the Innovation Corridor, these upgrades will determine where business flows, where housing and jobs emerge and how trade expands.

Join us on October 30 for candid discussions and insider perspectives on Ontario’s highway strategy and walk away knowing what it means for your bottom line and growth opportunities.

Be part of the conversation that will shape how Ontario keeps its economy moving and ensures your business moves with it.

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Who Should Attend:

  • Logistics, freight, and supply chain leaders driving goods movement and efficiency.
  • Developers, real estate, and construction firms shaping growth tied to infrastructure.
  • Automotive and advanced manufacturing executives reliant on fast, reliable trade corridors.
  • Government officials and policymakers advancing Ontario’s competitiveness agenda.
  • Business leaders and investors seeking growth opportunities connected to infrastructure.

Event Partners

Innovation Corridor Council Event Series

The Board has partnered with fellow anchor members of Canada’s Innovation Corridor Business Council—the Greater Kitchener-Waterloo and Hamilton Chambers of Commerce—on this important event. Together, we convene focused, high-impact sessions on priorities like transit, housing, innovation, and trade to advance shared advocacy goals across the Corridor. The Corridor generates over 18% of Canada’s GDP and is second only to Silicon Valley in start-up density, making it one of the country’s most powerful economic engines.