Community and Business Profile
The Township of Brock's Community and Business Profile highlights opportunities and provides prospective businesses with a variety of reasons to invest in our community.
Contact us if you have any questions or need help starting or expanding your business in the Township of Brock.
Location
The Township of Brock is located just over an hour from Toronto and we are close to the massive Greater Toronto Area market. You can access the GTA through any of the major highways that pass through the Township of Brock, including the 404 and 407 or highways 12, 48 and 7.
While promoting a prosperous local economy, the Township of Brock advocates for agricultural sustainability and environmental consciousness. We are home to three main villages, each with their own distinct historic downtown district:
- Beaverton
- Cannington
- Sunderland
Key Sectors
The Township of Brock has various industry sectors that allow for job opportunities in a variety of different positions. The industry leaders in Brock are:
- Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting
- Real estate and rental leasing
- Construction
- Other services (except public administration)
- Retail trade
Employment
Our community has a wage rate that is competitive with the provincial average and the average household income is more than $87,000 per year. Small businesses drive the economy with over 75% of businesses having less than 10 employees.
Demographics
The Township of Brock is growing. Our population is more than 11,000 with the largest percentage between the ages of 50 and 59. At the same time that our population is growing, the unemployment rate is decreasing, making Brock an excellent location to relocate and grow your business.
Infrastructure
Canada has a thriving economy and is a reliable local and international location for investment. Brock encourages local businesses to work and live in the community, by offering competitive tax rates and development charges.