Making AI work for everyone in Canada

Livestock Water Recycling is helping farmers reduce emissions with Google AI

With the help of Google AI, LWR is transforming how farmers manage livestock waste. LWR’s on-farm systems use Google AI to turn waste into fertilizers while helping farmers eliminate greenhouse gases, get more out of their farms and increase profits.

CropMind is helping farmers increase yields with Google AI

Climate and weather patterns can significantly impact a farm’s crop production. CropMind’s platform, powered by Google AI, provides early and accurate insights on crop health, helping farmers protect their harvests and increase yields.

Alberta Machine Intelligence Institute

Amii will equip post-secondary students nationwide with foundational AI skills, enabling them to adapt to emerging technologies and bridge Canada's AI workforce gap.

First Nations Technology Council

FNTC will train Indigenous students and provide AI resources to Indigenous community members, aiming to increase Indigenous representation in the technology sector.

Skills for Change

Skills for Change will develop AI skills programs to train individuals from communities facing high unemployment, equipping them with foundational AI literacy and creating pathways to meaningful employment.

Toronto Public Library

TPL will address the digital divide by launching a city-wide AI upskilling initiative, providing free tools, AI skills training, and programming to boost employment, productivity, and safe AI use.

Topsy Farms is growing their family business with Google Search

Topsy Farms is a family-run farm selling wool products on Ontario’s Amherst Island. In 2018, at risk of closing down, they needed to improve their visibility, so they transformed their website with a focus on driving traffic from Google Search and invested in Google Ads. Together, these tools helped boost online sales by 340% and help preserve the land for future generations.

Vivero is transforming lawn care and their business with help from Google Gemini

As a solo entrepreneur, Vivero founder Gustavo Barahona needed a way to grow his modern lawn care solutions business without doubling his workload. He turned to Google Gemini to help build marketing copy, analyze data, and draft strategies that would typically require an entire team. Now able to move faster and compete at scale, Barahona has turned his passion project into a thriving business.

Little Chief & Co. is helping pet owners and growing their business with Google Analytics

Little Chief & Co. aims to be the go-to for premium, holistic pet wellness across Canada. To do that, they turned to Google Analytics to see what pet owners were searching for online and updated their website navigation to reflect those concerns. After leveraging these optimizations, Little Chief & Co. saw their web traffic grow by 25%.

Create Makerspace is driving efficiency with Google AI so they can spend more time building community

Create Makerspace, a Squamish, BC innovation hub, needed a productivity partner so they could spend more time supporting their local community. They chose Google tools to be the backbone of their operation, leveraging Gemini and Workspace to simplify time-consuming tasks like grant writing, freeing them up to focus on Squamish’s creative community.

Transformer Table is expanding to new markets around the globe with Google Ads

Montreal’s Transformer Table is creating space-saving furniture that doesn’t compromise on style. After successful growth in North America, they turned to Google Ads’ geo-targeting to identify the right markets for expansion based on product fit, profitability and competition. With four new international markets, table sales have grown by 35% year over year.