Grants and Contributions

This project aims to define new technologies to improve hospital workflow for simple trauma procedures to enable lower costs and more efficient patient care.

This project will allow the firm to identify the main technical and commercial gaps to the full integration of camera technology to predict terrain and use artificial intelligence to adapt the vehicle before reaching the predicted conditions. The project will examine the constraint of making its internal operating system compatible with many different cameras across many makes of vehicles, price ranges of cameras, etc. This will help the firm determine the best course of action to penetrate the market rapidly but safely in terms of customer/client satisfaction, IP protection and cost, among other factors.

Newly and previously appointed special advocates will attend a training day in March 2024.

This contribution supports the National Association of Friendship Centres with the ability to provide commemoration-specific funding to Friendship Centers and Provincial Territorial Associations. These initiatives are intended to address and commemorate the long-term intergenerational trauma resulting from the residential school system. It will empower IRS survivors and their families by providing resources for self-determination and cultural preservation, while supporting Friendship Centers and Provincial Territorial Associations initiatives that enhance economic, social, and cultural well-being within affected communities.

The objectives of this grant are to: 1) support the implementation of the Rights and Reconciliation Agreement concerning Forillon National Park; 2) establish a governance framework that gives greater importance to Indigenous stewardship, particularly for the protection of natural and cultural heritage, the practice of traditional activities and harvesting, the protection of Mi'gmaq culture and opportunities for economic development; 3) strengthen the relation that Gespeg members maintain with Forillon National Park, through the exemption of entry fees and the practice of traditional and harvesting activities; and 4) protect Mi’gmaq culture and heritage.

This contribution supports Sunalimat, an Indigenous-led series of three world-class film experiences to be distributed in Parks Canada places and beyond (multichannel). The immersive experiences aim to broaden the historical narrative about Parks Canada places to include Indigenous perspectives, specifically, Indigenous artists and their teams creating and sharing their stories.

This contribution supports the Assembly of First Nations to co-design and advance approaches that support and uphold Indigenous-led conservation in collaboration with Parks Canada.

The contribution supports the refurbishment of the existing children’s playground at the community park in Rossport.

Enhancement of Official Languages Program - Promotion of Linguistic Duality

This project assists Canadian carriers to implement improvements to their fleet to lower fuel costs and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.