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Feature

Revolutionizing reforestation in Hamilton: MiON Forest’s innovative approach to tree planting

MiON Forest, based in Hamilton, is revolutionizing reforestation with cutting-edge climate technology. Co-founder Sanghyun Kim shares insights on their innovative approach, the support from the Hamilton community, and their ambitious vision for the future.

Graphic with text: "Hamilton Trade and Tariff Weekly Update, the week of April 14, 2025" on a blue background.
Trade and Tariffs

Hamilton Trade and Tariffs Update (Week of April 14, 2025)

This week witnessed considerable discussion about tariffs from senior staff and elected officials within the United States administration; however, trade and tariff policies between Canada and the United States, as of the time of this post, remained largely unchanged over the last week. At the same time, the Government of Canada and the Government of Ontario announced a number of new programs to support businesses amid trade disruptions.

Hamilton Trade and Tariff Weekly Update for the week of April 7, 2025, in bold text on a dark blue background.
Trade and Tariffs

Hamilton Trade and Tariffs Update (Week of April 7, 2025)

In yet another dizzying week, Canada and the world witnessed the application of tariffs on Canadian softwood lumber, an escalation of tariffs between the United States and China, and, as of the time of publication on this article, a largely unchanged trade situation between Canada and the United States.

Text on a dark blue background: "Hamilton Trade and Tariff Weekly Update, The Week of March 31, 2025.
Trade and Tariffs

Hamilton trade and tariffs update (Week of March 31, 2025)

This week saw the White House announce its plan for reciprocal tariffs on global trade, as well as renew its global tariffs on the import of finished automobiles.

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Investment

Feds and OmniaBio partner to expand Hamilton facility for revolutionary cell and gene therapies

The Government of Canada announced a collaboration with OmniaBio to expand its facility at McMaster Innovation Park. This expansion will focus on manufacturing cell and gene therapies, providing production services globally, and strengthening Canada's role in global value chains. The project aims to revolutionize treatments for chronic diseases such as cancer, autoimmune conditions, diabetes, cardiovascular, and neurological diseases.

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Newsletter

Invest in Hamilton March 2025 Newsletter