Firms With Headquarters in Toronto
A number of major corporations are based in the city, including the Hudson's Bay Company, Manulife Financial, TD Canada Trust, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, Royal Bank of Canada, Scotiabank, Bank of Montreal, Celestica, Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts, Rogers Communications, MDS Inc. and many others. Many other companies are also based in the Greater Toronto Area outside of the city limits, such as Nortel, IBM Canada, Citibank Canada and Magna International.
Other companies with head offices in Toronto:
- BMG Music Canada (media - music) - Canadian operations
- Brookfield Asset Management (property management) - Global HQ
- Coca-Cola Company (non-alcoholic beverages) - Canadian operations
- Cookie Jar Group (children's entertainment and films) - Global HQ
- Fairmont Hotels and Resorts (hotelier) - Global HQ
- McClelland & Stewart (media-publisher) - Global HQ
- McDonald's Canada (fast food restaurants) - Canadian operations
- Manulife Financial (insurance and financial services) - Global HQ
- Marriott International (formerly Marriott Hotels & Resorts, Canada-also home to Toronto Marriott Eaton Centre, Marriott's flagship Canadian hotel) - Canadian operations
- Nortel (telecom) - Global HQ
- Nelvana (children's entertainment and films; part of Corus Entertainment) - Global HQ
- Oxford Properties (property management) - Global HQ
- Porter Airlines (regional airline)
- Rogers Communications (telecommunications and media - radio, television, cellular)
- Onex Corporation (private equity and investment firm) - Global HQ
- Sirius Canada (satellite radio) - Canadian operations
- Sunwing Airlines, a discount vacation airline operating Boeing 737s and Boeing 767s.
- Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada (automaker) - Canadian operations
- XM Radio Canada (satellite radio) - Canadian operations
Prior to its dissolution, Canada 3000, an airline, was headquartered in the city, near Toronto Pearson International Airport.
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