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Announcement Investment

New era for Hamilton airport: Infrastructure investment driving economic growth

Hamilton International Airport has unveiled major terminal enhancements, marking a milestone in the city’s infrastructure development. With expanded air service and modernized facilities, the project reflects Hamilton’s growing role as a regional economic and transportation hub.

Industrial building with a glass entrance and logos for OmniaBio and CCRM on the facade. Parking area in the foreground.
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.

Breaking ground at the future IKEA Hamilton CDC and Collection Point with representatives from IKEA Canada, local government, and chambers of commerce.
Investment

IKEA breaks ground on Hamilton Customer Distribution Centre

IKEA Canada breaks ground on a new 483,285-square-foot Customer Distribution Centre (CDC) and Collection point in Hamilton, part of a $400 million investment to enhance its omnichannel journey and retail experience. The facility aims to improve accessibility and convenience for Canadians while supporting sustainability goals.

A group of Porter Airlines staff and executives celebrate at Hamilton International Airport with a model plane display.
Investment

Porter Airlines arrives at John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport

Porter Airlines is set to launch a new air service from John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport this summer.

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Investment

Hamilton Airport breaks ground on $15 million multi-use facility

New development to create 45 jobs, enhance aviation services, and boost local economy by 2026

Industrial building with a glass entrance and logos for OmniaBio and CCRM on the facade. Parking area in the foreground.
Investment

OmniaBio launches Canada’s largest cell and gene therapy manufacturing facility

New facility to drive biotech innovation with advanced AI and robotics, creating jobs and boosting local economy