Hey Marco. You may want to check these two vector cores which specialize in adeno-associated viral vectors, but may produce baculovirus as well. I know that they both have clients in Europe so shipping vectors to Europe should be no problem.

1. UPENN vector core:

http://www.med.upenn.edu/gtp/vectorcore/

2. UNC vector core:

http://genetherapy.unc.edu/services.htm

I hope this helps!

Unless you have a specific reason for using baculovirus, AAVs are probably the best choice for gene delivery to neurons, esp with the help of neuron specific promoters, like human synapsin. We actually just published a paper where we observed a high efficiency of gene delivery to neurons using AAV2/9 vectors driven by synapsin promoter purchased from Upenn vector core.

Here's the link to the paper:

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/243964370_Transduction_of_the_Central_Nervous_System_Following_Intra-cerebroventricular_Injection_of_Adeno-associated_Viral_Vectors_in_Neonatal_and_Juvenile_Mice

Article Transduction of the Central Nervous System After Intracerebr...

you can use a bacmam vector with a specific promoter to generate baculovirus that will positively transduce neurons...BACMAM system is better than AAV as it is rapid and you can have transductions of neurons in a couple of weeks from start ..bacmam baculovirus transduces more than 100 types of mammalian cells

I have a question about similar companies in Toronto. could anyone helps me in this case? 

There are many such companies: see the link for examples -

http://vadlo.com/Products_Search_Results.html?q=custom+baculovirus+vector