AtomVie Opens North America’s Largest Radiopharmaceutical Manufacturing Facility in Hamilton
Hamilton’s life sciences sector sees a massive boost as AtomVie Global Radiopharma inaugurates its new $160-million manufacturing facility at 10 Aeropark Boulevard. The 72,300-square-foot site, now the largest of its kind in North America, is expected to create over 200 highly skilled jobs by the end of 2026 while manufacturing life-changing precision therapies for global export.
Sep 4, 2026
Hamilton Named One of Canada’s Best Locations to Invest for the 15th Consecutive Year
For the 15th consecutive year, Site Selection Magazine has named Hamilton one of Canada’s Best Locations to invest. Discover how major corporate expansions, a new clean technology manufacturing strategy, and the transformative TD Coliseum downtown arena redevelopment are driving sustained economic momentum in 2026.
Sep 1, 2026
Federal Government Announces $12.5M in Tariff Response Funding for Hamilton Businesses
The Government of Canada is investing over $12.5 million through the Regional Tariff Response Initiative to help nine local manufacturers navigate trade pressures, upgrade equipment, and protect jobs.
Aug 31, 2026
Hamilton Sets New Economic Record as Host City for the 2026 JUNO Awards
Hamilton has officially recorded the highest measured economic impact of any JUNO Awards host city in history. Discover how the 2026 JUNO Week injected $17.2 million into the local economy, supported 62 jobs, and showcased the city's capacity for large-scale commercial investment.
Jul 23, 2026
Hamilton Exploring New Agricultural Grants and Incentives to Support Farm Business Growth
The City of Hamilton is exploring a new Agricultural Community Improvement Plan (CIP) that could provide grants, incentives, and other supports for farm expansion, value-added agriculture, innovation, and business growth. Learn how you can help shape the future of Hamilton's agricultural sector and share your feedback.
Jul 8, 2026
Rain Carbon Established North American Innovation Hub in Hamilton
Hamilton's reputation as a centre for advanced manufacturing and clean technology has taken another step forward. Rain Carbon Inc., a global supplier of carbon and chemical products, has chosen Hamilton as the home of its North American Technology Innovation Centre for Energy Storage Materials — a 30,000 square foot research and development facility. The investment positions Hamilton at the heart of a rapidly growing sector in the global economy: the materials that power electric vehicles, energy storage systems, and next-generation batteries.