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    BorderPass Ranks No. 5 on Ontario’s Top Growing Companies 2026

    Growth is driven by access to trusted immmigration guidance for employers, learning institutions, and newcomers.

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    Three growth rankings in six weeks. This one’s close to home.

    BorderPass ranked No. 5 out of 173 companies on Report on Business magazine’s first-ever [Ontario’s Top Growing Companies list](https://www.theglobeandmail.com/business/rob-magazine/top-growing-companies/article-meet-canadas-top-growing-companies-provinces/), based on three-year revenue growth.

    How fast is BorderPass growing?

    Fast enough to make a habit of this. It’s BorderPass’s third growth ranking this fall:

    Ranking

    Publisher

    BorderPass rank

    Canada’s Top Growing Companies 2026

    The Globe and Mail, Report on Business

    No. 7

    Technology Fast 50 2026

    Deloitte Canada

    No. 3

    Ontario’s Top Growing Companies 2026

    The Globe and Mail, Report on Business

    No. 5 of 173

    “BorderPass launched in Canada, and Toronto is where we built it, so this recognition is special. Today we support applicants from more than 150 countries, with visa pathways to Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom and Australia, and more destinations on the way,” said Sally Daub, Co-Founder, BorderPass.

    What’s behind the growth?

    Immigration help has a problem: expert advice costs too much, and compliance keeps getting harder. So a lot of people either go without or go it alone. BorderPass solves both, with lawyer-backed guidance on every application.

    • Fast, without cutting corners: Smart technology does the heavy lifting, and your lawyer reviews the work.

    • With you the whole way: From first applications to renewals and status changes.

    • Built for people and the companies that hire them: Individuals, employers and schools all use BorderPass.

    • Global by design: Applicants from more than 150 countries, with visa support for Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom and Australia.

    What’s next?

    “Talent moves globally, and the people and employers behind every move deserve immigration support that’s expert, fast and affordable. We’re just getting started,” said Josh Green, Co-Founder, BorderPass.

    Ottawa is paying attention, too. Budget 2026 proposes the Canada Growth Incentive, which is designed to help high-potential Canadian companies attract investment and scale at home. We’re all for more founders, early employees and investors building in Canada.

    How does the ranking work?

    Report on Business magazine ranks Ontario’s Top Growing Companies on three-year revenue growth. The Ontario list is new this year. It’s part of the Canada’s Top Growing Companies: Provinces program, alongside British Columbia, Alberta and Quebec. Thanks to Report on Business for giving companies across the country their own spotlight.

    “While our annual ranking of Canada’s Top Growing Companies celebrates the innovation and resilience of businesses nationwide, this ranking takes a specifically regional lens – bringing new energy, focus, and perspective to the diverse range of businesses and success stories across the country. We’re excited to showcase what success looks like from coast to coast,” says Garth Thomas, Managing Director of The Globe and Mail, Business and Financial Products.

    Want to know more?

    See the full list of 2026 winners on the Report on Business magazine website. Curious how BorderPass works with organizations? Visit our pages for learning institutions and employers.

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    CAPS-I and BorderPass Partner to Offer Immigration Support for K-12 International Students

    Toronto, ON – July 2, 2026 – The Canadian Association of Public Schools – International (CAPS-I), the national non-profit association representing 125 publicly funded school districts and boards across all 10 provinces is partnering with BorderPass, a Canadian legal tech platform that pairs smart technology with review by licensed immigration lawyers. The partnership provides CAPS-I member districts, their education agents, and the families they serve access to the BorderPass platform at preferred member rates. It is designed to address the immigration needs specific to K-12 international education, whether supporting incoming applicants or those on pathways to post-secondary schools.

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    Paris, Innovation, and What We Brought Home from VivaTech 2026
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    Paris, Innovation, and What We Brought Home from VivaTech 2026

    VivaTech is one of those events that reminds you just how fast the world is moving. Four days in Paris. More than 180,000 attendees from 170 countries. And Canada — our Canada — showing up with over 100 organizations ready to compete, connect, and build. We were there. And we came back with a lot to say. When Scale AI selected BorderPass as part of the official Canadian delegation to VivaTech 2026, it was a meaningful moment for our team. The call for applications drew 170 submissions from across the country. Seventy-four organizations were chosen. Being among them is a reflection of the work our team has put into building something that genuinely matters — a platform that helps students, workers, and newcomers navigate one of the most consequential journeys of their lives. We did not take that recognition lightly. We showed up ready to work.

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