Grants and Contributions

Develop digital adoption plan

Develop digital adoption plan

Develop digital adoption plan

The proposed project includes upgrading cycling facilities to meet All Ages and Abilities (AAA) infrastructure standards as laid out in the B.C. Active Transportation Design Guide and enhancing some off-street pathway connections, including: • Boundary Road to Holdom Avenue and Kensington Avenue to Cliff Avenue: Upgrade signage, pavement markings, speed humps, intersection improvements at five locations. • Kensington Park from Holdom Avenue to Fell Avenue: New 4.0m multi-use pathway on the south side of the street, including new curb and gutter, urban drainage system, and new streetlights on the south side of the street. • Fell Avenue to Hastings Street to Hammarskjold Drive to Kensington Avenue: Multi-use pathway upgrades including pathway widening and lighting along select segments. • Union Street from Kensington Avenue to Duthie Avenue: Local street bikeway upgrades. • Duthie Avenue from Union Street to Hastings Street: New protected bicycle lanes. • Hastings Street/Burnaby Mountain Parkway from Duthie Avenue to Centennial Way: Remove existing parking and construct a 4.5m multi-use pathway along the south side. • Burnaby Mountain Parkway from Centennial Way to Gaglardi Way: Reallocate existing southbound/eastbound travel lane and painted bike lane into a multi-use path on the south side.

The Project is to complete construction of the Great Beech Hill Trail (GBHT) located in Sackville Lakes Provincial Park, Nova Scotia. The park is an important regional park because of its location and planned linkages of its trails in the regional and Provincial network of Active Transportation trails.

The Women in Action project aims to increase climate change adaptation among vulnerable girls and women in the agricultural and forestry sectors in Sud- and Nord-Kivu, with benefits in terms of the conservation and restoration of forest biodiversity. Project activities include: (1) developing and equipping sites for climate-smart agricultural and agroforestry practices and nature-based restoration solutions; (2) providing protected-area managers, community leaders and private operators with training on positive masculinity and gender-based violence, and supporting the establishment of mechanisms to protect the rights of young women and women; and (3) providing technical support to forest concessions in local communities in terms of developing and monitoring simple management plans that prioritize the conservation and restoration of biodiversity, and supporting young women’s and women’s adaptation to climate change.
The project’s beneficiaries, who will receive training on positive masculinity, are estimated to be over 5,000 men. In addition, the living conditions and food security of over 30,000 household members, young women and women will improve. Five local organizations will receive support so they can mentor young women and men in terms of implementing nature-based solutions and adapting to climate change using gender-sensitive methods, even outside the project.

Hiring a recent graduate for a PM position to develop a patient education program that is designed to support patients

The project aims to optimize modular multi-residential design to accelerate housing construction.

Market research study.

Characterizing cannflavins and chrysoeriol as candidate therapeutic agents against glioblastoma multiforme (GBM) cells and breast cancer metastasis. This project will offer a solid foundation to pursue cannflavins and chrysoeriol as legitimate lead compounds against GBM cells and breast cancer metastasis that exploit the deregulation of TrkB signalling to thrive.