On February 6, Google announced that it will open three new offices in Canada — all expected to open sometime in 2022.

The offices will be located in Waterloo, Toronto, and Montreal.

Google has existing facilities in all three cities, but will replace the offices in Toronto and Montreal with newer models.

Google is deepening our commitment to Canada. Today we announced three new offices in Toronto, Montreal and Kitchener-Waterloo to accommodate for future growth.🚀 pic.twitter.com/hcYUwZGzNe

— Google Canada (@googlecanada) February 6, 2020

The American tech giant currently employs about 1,500 people in their Canadian offices, but will more than triple that number by 2022, expanding to 5,000 employees.

Senior Vice President Ruth Porat said that Google "is pleased to play a part in Canada’s ongoing digital transformation."

The Toronto office — which will be located at 65 King Street East — boasts 18 floors of futuristic glass windows. The building will also be equipped with outdoor terraces, bike stalls, retail stores, and cutting-edge technology.

The design is a collaboration between IBM Group — the masterminds behind the Ryerson Jarvis Street residence — and local powerhouse WZMH Architects.

We're very excited to get started on the world's tallest indoor living wall biofilter at the York Region Administrative Centre Annex by @WZMHarchitects (Rendering by WZHM) at eight stories high! Stay tuned for progress pics. https://t.co/xbjWpe9zOD pic.twitter.com/FLTzGVoPEl

— Nedlaw Living Walls (@NedlawGroup) September 4, 2019

The Montreal office will be located on Viger Avenue, and the Kitchener-Waterloo office will be located across from its current offices on Breithaupt Street.

Mayor of Toronto John Tory says he is "proud" that Google recognizes the importance of growing its presence in Ontario.

I am proud that Google recognizes the importance of continuing to grow its presence here and in nearby Waterloo. These investments will ensure Google continues to contribute to our ongoing success story.

— John Tory (@JohnTory) February 6, 2020

He added that Google's expansion means "more jobs and more investment" in Toronto.

Toronto, Montreal, and Waterloo all rank among the top cities for tech in Canada.