Major Companies Located in Burnside/City of Lakes
- This incomplete list should only include companies with articles on Wikipedia.
- AB Volvo (Mack Trucks)
- Aliant
- AMEC
- Atlantic Lottery Corporation
- Automatic Data Processing
- Burnside Combustion Turbine
- Burger King
- Canadian National Railway
- Canada Post
- Canadian Red Cross
- Central Nova Scotia Correctional Facility
- Convergys Corporation
- DHL
- Eaton Corporation
- Emergency Health Services
- FedEx
- Global Television
- Halliburton
- Halifax Chronicle-Herald
- Halifax Daily News
- Halifax Regional Municipality - Municipal Archives
- Halifax Regional Police
- Helly-Hansen
- Heritage Gas Limited
- Honda
- Hyundai
- IKON Office Solutions
- IMP Aerospace
- ING Group
- Irving Oil
- Konica Minolta
- Lawtons Drugs Head Office
- Leon's
- Lockheed Martin Canada Maritime Advanced Training and Test Site
- MacDonald Dettwiler
- Maritimes & Northeast Pipeline
- Medavie Blue Cross
- Metro Transit
- Nova Scotia Power
- PCL Constructors Canada
- Pepsi Bottling Group
- Petro-Canada
- Purolator Courier
- Ramada
- Rogers Communications
- Royal & Sun Alliance plc
- Scotiabank
- Sharp Corporation
- Siemens AG
- Staples Business Depot
- Shell Canada
- Telus
- Tim Hortons
- Toshiba
- Toyota
- Wendy's
- Xerox TeleWeb Centre
- Ultramar
- Unisys
- Wawanesa Mutual Insurance Co.
- WESCO International
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