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THE SOUTH CENTRAL ONTARIO

ADVANTAGE

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KEY INDUSTRIES

AGRICULTURE

1.5 m

acres of crops are grown in the South Central Ontario Region and the region is home to 7,744 farms (2).

MANUFACTURING

50%

Advanced manufacturing in Ontario represents over 50% of all Canadian shipments (3).

TOURISM

4.1%

of the Provincial GDP comes from the tourism industry (4).

SUBHEADING

25%

Corporate tax rate for manufacturing

SUBHEADING

25%

Corporate tax rate for manufacturing

MANUFACTURING

60%

Nearly 60% of the region's manufacturing workforce is employed in transportation, equipment and automotive-related industries (1). 

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SUBHEADING

SUBHEADING

25%

Corporate tax rate for manufacturing

25%

Corporate tax rate for manufacturing

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TRANSPORT

ECONOMY

Quick access to the 400 series highways, regional and international airports, US border crossings, water ports and freight rail lines.

Strong agriculture, food processing, manufacturing and tourism industries.

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LIFESTYLE

INNOVATION

Home to many post-secondary institutions and research centres and is a future growth hub for STEM industries.

Increasingly the region of choice for residents and businesses with great amenities, connectivity, and quality of life.

THE SOUTH CENTRAL ONTARIO REGION AT A GLANCE

40%

Of the total vegetable crops in Ontario (2).

11,917

agri-food businesses (2)

82%

Highest certificate, diploma or degree for the population aged 15 years + (1).

OCCUPATIONS

23%

of the region is employed in sales and service occupations (1)

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POPULATION

756,116

residents in the counties of Brant, Elgin, Middlesex, Norfolk and Oxford (1).

10 million

Over 10 million consumers are within a 3-hour drive of the region. Six US border crossings are within a 1-hour drive. 

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