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Ubisoft Toronto was established in September 2010, with Jade Raymond in charge of building the studio. Ubisoft had announced plans to create the Toronto studio in July 2009, with the government of Ontario committing to invest over ten years to help create up to 800 jobs.
Ubisoft Toronto has led development on Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Blacklist (2013), Far Cry 5 (2018, with Ubisoft Montreal), Starlink: Battle for Atlas (2018), Watch Dogs: Legion (2020), and Far Cry 6 (2021). The studio is also developing a remake of Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell and has assisted on numerous other Ubisoft titles.
Ubisoft Toronto was founded by Jade Raymond, who led the studio's establishment beginning in September 2009. Alexandre Parizeau and Maxime Beland, who joined as producer and creative director respectively for the first Splinter Cell project, are also recognized as co-founders alongside Raymond.
Ubisoft Toronto is located in the Junction Triangle neighborhood of Toronto, operating from a building that was formerly a General Electric facility. The studio began operating in late 2009 and formally opened in September 2010.
Ubisoft Toronto NEXT is an annual competition for post-secondary students and recent graduates, run by Ubisoft Toronto since 2018. Students submit work relevant to specific game development roles, and winners in each category receive an internship at the studio. As of 2025-95 students have won internships through the program.
As of July 2017, Ubisoft Toronto had 600 staff members. The studio grew from 200 employees in March 2012 to 300 by September 2013, then continued expanding. The studio has also conducted layoffs, including 33 employees in June 2024 and 40 in February 2026.