It was with a great deal of satisfaction that Saint-Hyacinthe Technopole learned that the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB), in its annual study, ranked Saint-Hyacinthe third in Quebec and ninth in Canada’s best cities for starting and growing a business. The CFIB’s recently published annual study, “Entrepreneurial Communities: Canada’s Top Places to Start and […]
NEARLY $70 M INVESTED AND OVER 100 JOBS CREATED Sterinova inc., a new pharmaceutical company specialized in developing and manufacturing sterile ready-to-use injectable products, recently inaugurated its new plant in Saint-Hyacinthe, in the Montérégie region. Its ready-to-use injectable syringes and intravenous solution bags will meet the specific needs of healthcare professionals. The announcement was made […]
Saint-Hyacinthe Technopole’s Board Chair, Bernard Forget, and General Manager, André Barnabé, announced the organization’s very first strategic plan. Recently adopted by its board of directors, this plan outlines the organization’s economic development objectives for the next three years. “The plan we are presenting today is the result of careful analysis and extensive reflection by the […]
Saint-Hyacinthe Technopole is pleased to announce the opening of a new business in Saint-Hyacinthe. Mareiwa café colombien inc. has set up facilities in the Sainte-Rosalie sector and has already begun production. Founded and managed by young entrepreneur Lorena Meneses, this new sole proprietorship specializes in roasting and distributing high-quality coffee beans. Meneses imports green, 100% […]
Saint-Hyacinthe has once again been recognized for job creation. It was named Canada’s top job market, based on a study by Ontarian job research group Express Employment Professionals.
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