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Information & Communication Technologies

Winnipeg has a cutting-edge network of ICT expertise. When meeting in our tech hub, you can connect with some of our brightest business and academic tech leaders, while exploring the technologies that are powering the future during B2B exchanges.

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Sector Sell Sheet

Community Strong

Grow your conference attendance with ease. Winnipeg boasts:

  • $1.9 B

    of earned GDP from the ICT Sector in 2018

  • 1,315

    ICT companies

  • 19,300 occupations

Tech touchpoints

Plug into Winnipeg’s tech hot spots, offering leadership and new developments in five key subsectors:

Data Centres

Winnipeg offers clean, renewable energy resources, four-season temperatures and is a low-cost option for cooling large data centres including Canadian Tire’s Cloud Nine Digital Innovation Centre.

Digital media and interactive entertainment

Ubisoft expanded to Winnipeg to create a studio specializing in the creation of tools and technologies that power the development of its blockbuster franchise games.

SaaS (Software as a Service)

Winnipeg is home to two of Canada’s fastest-growing ICT companies: online food delivery service SkipTheDishes is headquartered here, and Bold Commerce is known for creating innovative ecommerce subscription, check-out, payment solutions and more to businesses around the globe.

AgriTech

Based in Winnipeg, Farmers Edge is known as the world’s most respected leader in digital agriculture. It uses on-the-farm data collection to help producers make informed decisions on how to maximize crop yields through a comprehensive digital platform.

Telecommunications

Winnipeg offers reduced latency with its central location and direct telecommunications connection from East to West. Our digital infrastructure is competitive with Canada’s largest cities as BellMTS has committed to investing $400 million to upgrade its all-fibre network technology.

Why Winnipeg?

“Overall, the experience in Manitoba was just seamless. Everything was made easy for us. We felt that everybody was rowing in the same direction and there was a real passion when talking about innovation, technology, foreign investment and bringing Ubisoft to Winnipeg.” 

Francis Baillet Vice President, Corporate Affairs, Ubisoft