In July 2009, Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty and Minister of Economic Development Sandra Pupatello announced the province would provide $263 million over 10 years to help French video game giant Ubisoft set up an 800-person studio in Toronto. (Ubisoft/Canadian Press)The hot competition for video game jobs is pitting provinces against each other and against other countries. Many jurisdictions have turned to injections of taxpayer money to gain an edge, and the contest is getting ugly.
