BioTalent Canada Launches BioReady Ontario to Connect AI Skills With Biomanufacturing Careers

Financial Post29 October 2026, 12:45 UTCCanada

OTTAWA, Ontario — BioTalent Canada is launching a new program, BioReady™ Ontario, to address two interconnected challenges affecting Ontario’s bio-economy: building a skilled workforce and the adoption of emerging technologies like AI. BioTalent Canada’s 2021 labour market study projected that Canada’s bio-economy would require 65,000 additional workers by 2029, with particularly severe pressure in manufacturing […]

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