Moving towards a
better way of working.

As one of the largest coworking networks in Southern Ontario, we seek to inspire and be the future home of Hamilton's, Ontario's, and Canada's next generation of businesses.

Our Vision

CoMotion strives to be a proven launch pad for the next generation of Canadian businesses, and a regional leader in the provision of collaborative workspaces, renowned for our spaces, amenities, unique clientele, and business development support programs.

Our Values

A company that puts member's needs first.

Respectful

We understand and appreciate the unique pressures of running a small business and value our relationship with each of our members, being your support when you need it most.

Ethical

In our day-to-day business activities, community involvement, operational management, and all other considerations, we are sure to exercise the judgment necessary to always do the right thing.

Honest

Our community is built on trust. We aim to be open, clear and transparent in all communications with all stakeholders in a pleasant, personal manner, and void of all pretension.

CoMotion In The Press

We're proud to champion local entrepreneurship.

Every space has a story

The Building

115 King Street East used to house The Hamilton Spectator, our local newspaper. In fact, the floor that CoMotion operates out of used to be the press floor. During its service as the hub for journalism in Hamilton, the building also used to house a Jewelry store, and Hamilton landmark, Rainbow Bridal.

After falling into disrepair in the 1990s, the building, much like the surrounding down town core, is at last being revitalized. With the Royal Connaught condos and Starbucks across the street, a revitalized Gore Park, and many new restaurants and hot spots opening within a block or two from our location, CoMotion is a destination surrounded by opportunities.

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Our City

Hamilton, with a population of over 500,000 is one of Canada’s major cities and is one of Ontario’s most economically diverse. It is a city of innovators. From its historic steel and textile producers to its current prominence in the health, technology and engineering sectors, as well as a vibrant culinary, creative arts, and video production scene.

Hamilton’s post-secondary institutions are leaders in the innovation field. Mohawk College features iDeaWORKS, which pairing talented students with local businesses. McMaster University, one of Canada’s leading research institutions for health sciences and engineering, features The Forge, a campus entrepreneurship initiative and incubator supporting students interested in entrepreneurship as a life and career choice to make an impact on society and the world.

With a wide range of museums, libraries, entertainment venues, recreational facilities, parks and conservations areas, Hamilton offers the perfect place to start a business, raise a family and grow with the community.

Hamilton’s location at the western end of Ontario’s Golden Horseshoe provides businesses with easy access to a network of highways, international rail lines, and the Port of Hamilton. The Queen Elizabeth Way provides easy access to the Greater Toronto Area and local air connections to international destinations are close by with John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport, Lester B. Pearson International Airport in Toronto and Buffalo Niagara International Airport just across the border in New York State.

With an educated workforce, stunning natural amenities, and a diverse, resilient economy, Hamilton is a prime choice for future economic opportunity.