Toronto is the leading tech hub in Canada, with more than 24,000 IT companies that provide a wide range of software solutions for both internal and external markets. The high level of tech and IT education and the long tech tradition made the city a global tech hub and new media development. 

In 2025, more than 289,000 IT professionals will be working in Toronto and delivering services to companies, corporations, and international institutions. The entire IT sector contributes to the local economy with more than $8B annually, making the sector one of the best-paid in the region, and probably in the country. 

According to Toronto.ca, the job distribution in the city is as follows: More than half of the IT employees are engaged in delivering Computer System Designs and related services (60.2%). Almost a quarter work in the field of Telecommunications (21.2%).  The other jobs in the field are divided into the following sectors: Computer and Electronic Product Manufacturing (7%), Software Publishers (3%), Electronic and Precision Equipment Manufacturing (1.6%), and Internet Providers (1.5%). 

Toronto also hosts tech giants and international corporations that invest in the IT sector, providing jobs for skilled professionals. Companies such as Bell, Cisco, Alphabet, IBM, Microsoft, and Oracle are active in the IT field and are among the biggest players and creators of startup accelerator programs, incubators, partnership programs, and more. 

According to the Tracxn research, the leading accelerators and incubator programs in Toronto are MaRS Discovery District, Ontario Brain Institute, OneEleven, the DMZ, TIAP, and many more. 

On average, the tech salary in Toronto is $60,077/year, which is a good indicator for one of the leading tech hubs in North America. This makes not only Toronto a highly attractive city for IT investments, but also the entire region. 

All in all, Toronto continues to be one of the leading cities in tech and IT and has the potential to become a new entry in the top 5 North American tech cities. 

As of 2025, there are 620+ registered and active IT companies from Toronto on TechBehemoths.

While scrolling through your Facebook feed, you have happened to notice more than once among your friends' posts, funny videos, and maybe some news, something else: advertisements. Those ads are called Facebook Advertising and are important for businesses of all sizes to reach their target audience and achieve their marketing goals.

Facebook Advertising is a type of social media marketing that can be also used for

• Brand awareness

• Lead generation

• Website Traffic 

• Sales.

According to a recent study by Statista, Facebook generated over $113 billion in advertising revenue in 2022, making it the largest advertising platform in the world, ahead of Google and Amazon.

There are many different types of Facebook ads and the most popular are:

• Text ads that use straightforward text 

• Image ads that use images to capture attention

• Video ads that use videos to tell a story or explain a product or service

• Carousel ads that allow businesses to show multiple images or videos in a single ad

• Collection ads that present a variety of products or services in a single ad

Facebook advertising can be created and managed by businesses themselves, or by social media marketing agencies. 

On TechBehemoths there are more than 6614 companies that provide Facebook ads solutions.

Feel free and explore their profiles, and check their reviews. Use the filters we have created to narrow down the list of companies that can help you with your Facebook ads. Also, you can submit your project and our team will do the research instead of you.

Once you've narrowed down your choices, meet with the agencies in person to get a feel for their team and their approach to Facebook advertising.  If you have a good feeling about them, that's a great sign.

We also invite you to our blog to discover How to make your Facebook headlines AD personal and How Facebook makes Money From Advertising.

As we see Facebook advertising is a powerful tool, so use it!