I can speak to Ontario. There are regional innovation centres are across the province in every region. It's a good place for a start-up, a new company, or even a company that has a new product line to go and find help, either market intelligence or connection to funding, venture capital angels, or just connections to other parts of the supply chain. One of the recommendations I would give to a person with a new product is to connect through their regional innovation centre. In other provinces, there might have other similar types of means.
I feel your pain to a certain degree because Niagara is a little bit over there, right? It is Hamilton that's blocking the way and all that. It's harder, but in the end it's a question of does the region...? You can have clusters within regions. You don't necessarily have to have superclusters. In Barrie, there's a cluster of something that's going on, essentially. In Niagara, manufacturing is a big thing. Of course, agrifood is a big thing. They self-organize as businesses, and we, Brock University, and Niagara College, as the only two post-secondary institutions in the region, tend to help lubricate this, if you want.
I hope the supercluster thing takes into consideration regional, not just big city, contributions to the whole enterprise because you have a lot of great worth in the regions.