
For a second year, Canada’s Top Growing Companies is zooming in on businesses making a mark in their home province. This year’s provincial rankings include British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario and Quebec. Each of the featured companies – many from the national list but also a few new names – all saw outstanding growth in the face of tariffs and geopolitical uncertainty.
OUR METHODOLOGY
Canada’s Top Growing Companies: Provinces ranks participating private and public Canadian businesses on three-year revenue growth. The program is a voluntary. We accepted entries from businesses through to August 2026. Applicant companies had to complete a full application survey and supply supporting financial documentation to our research team for both 2022 and 2025.
We evaluated companies based on the most recent fiscal year for which financial statements were available. In some cases, companies were evaluated on calendar years instead of fiscal. To qualify, a company had to be Canadian-run and have at least $2 million in annual sales in its most recent fiscal year. Franchisors were ranked on corporate revenue only, not systemwide sales. All revenue figures are in Canadian dollars, unless otherwise indicated.
Companies appearing on the Canada’s Top Growing Companies national ranking were given an opportunity to provide updated financial statements, which in some cases resulted in different in growth rates between lists.
Research was conducted by Sharon Joseph, Fiona Collie and Kayla McKenzie.
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