The Governor General of Canada, David Johnston today said that Canada is keen on increasing business linkages with India, with particular focus on infrastructure, energy, food security, education, innovation and entrepreneurship. He was speaking at the launch of the entrepreneurship incubator in Mumbai this morning. This new facility is a joint venture between the Ryerson University, Toronto and the Bombay Stock Exchange Institute Ltd.Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Johnston said, though India and Canada look like a study in contrasts, there are many things in common like shared traditions of parliamentary democracy, commitment to pluralism and strong people-to-people ties.Mr. Sheldon Levy, President of Ryerson University, who was also present at the launch, said that the new facility, named BIL-Ryerson Digital Media Zone, will help fast track start-ups and connect with mentors, customers and investors. It will offer expert guidance and mentoring to young entrepreneurs with ideas to refine their concepts, set up businesses and also connect them with investors for securing capital. The Canadian Governor General, Mr. David Johnston also participated in ringing of the bell to announce start of trading at the Bombay Stock Exchange at 9.15 am this morning.