Grants and Contributions

Support port pre-development in Churchill, MB

The purpose of this funding is to support Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation in organizing a two-day summit on Decolonizing Land and Water Protection in September 2025.

The purpose of this funding is to support Paddle Prairie Métis Settlement in hosting a community engagement session to support its understanding of the CNSC's regulatory processes, programs, policies and initiatives.

This project aims to develop a hyperspectral-based capability to map plant species from space, focusing on enhancing spatial resolution of hyperspectral data and assessing its effectiveness for plant species mapping.

NatureCounts, the largest biodiversity data repository in Canada, is a technology platform used to collect, analyze and share critical information on bird populations. This project aims to develop the tools needed to integrate SEO information into the collection and interpretation of biodiversity data.

The objective of this project is to contribute to Fisheries and Oceans Canada’s Arctic Sciences assessment of the impacts of climate change and human activities on the ecology of Arctic marine mammals by integrating Satellite Earth Observation data into marine ecosystem monitoring.

This project aims to develop a framework to guide investments by analyzing spatial and temporal changes in land cover and biodiversity indicators using Earth observation and AI in five case study watersheds.

The Project’s focus is on engaging the behaviours and interactions of occupants and operators regarding retrofits and aims to develop evidence?based approaches to their education, retrofit selection, and maintenance frameworks that yield better long-term building performance. The Project will explore best practices in communication and education both within and beyond the building industry. Various strategies will be tested with both occupant and operator groups to determine the efficacy and persistence of
the key messages. There are two main parts to this Project: • Occupant-Centered Study Main tasks include a literature review, development of prototype knowledge translation and mobilization materials, testing, outline of best practices. • Facility Management/Building Operators-Centered Study Main tasks include a literature review of best practices for training, focus group study, system selection study, operator engagement survey, and development of a framework for operators to maintain long lasting effectiveness of retrofits.

This funding grant will facilitate the recruitment and employment of a Canadian youth in a dynamic, technically demanding full-time position. The role will provide the selected candidate with hands-on experience in a progressive work environment, fostering skill development and professional growth. Through mentorship and training, the youth will be equipped to tackle challenges and contribute meaningfully to the organization.

This project consists of a research on how industry hubs located near defence bases in allied countries compare in terms of fostering innovation and streamlining procurement processes in order to identify best practices for innovation and effective public-private partnerships in Canada.