Grants and Contributions

Toronto Fresh Food (TFF) is developing an AI-driven smart quality control and shelf-life prediction system to enhance meat processing efficiency and food safety. Using computer vision, machine learning, and IoT sensors, the project will enable real-time defect detection, predictive shelf-life modeling, and automated processing optimization. This innovation aims to reduce waste, improve food quality, and enhance regulatory compliance. Supported by IRAP funding, TFF’s initiative will strengthen Canada’s food manufacturing sector by advancing AI-powered automation and smart monitoring technologies.

This project consists of the third iteration of the Montreal International Security Summit. The event seeks to strengthen Canada's ties with NATO allies and Indo-Pacific partners in response to rising instability from Russia, China, and authoritarian regimes.

This project consists of a two-day workshop and table-top exercise focused on the space-cyber nexus. It will examine questions related to the attribution of space and cyber attacks, the impact of cyber hardening of dual-use space systems and the ethical aspect of cyber attacks as a counter-space capability.

The objective of the EAF is to support community based projects across Canada that improve accessibility, remove barriers, and enable Canadians with disabilities to participate in and contribute to their community.

The purpose of this agreement is to increase awareness, availability and use of lower carbon vehicles and fuels in Canada by supporting the installation of 49 electric vehicle chargers in British Columbia.

The purpose of this agreement is to support the development of critical minerals value chains in Canada and abroad.

This project aims to enhance the impact of the Supportive Outreach Services (SOS) program, which focuses on individuals with mental health and addiction issues, offering a range of life-saving interventions such as overdose reversal, mental health support, addiction support services, distribution of naloxone and other harm reduction items. It will expand the coverage area in Grey County, increasing staffing to operate seven days a week instead of four, introducing peer support services, and integrating an Indigenous navigator role to extend its reach to support the diverse needs of the community. This expansion will allow SOS to provide more comprehensive and culturally appropriate care to vulnerable populations, including those affected by mental health issues, addiction, homelessness, and disconnection from essential services.

This project will strengthen community resilience and capacity for responding to and preventing overdoses through culturally appropriate and evidence-informed activities, such as:
providing access to overdose prevention kits (for example Naloxone)
educating community members on overdose risk, recognition of signs of opioid overdose, and training on the administration of Naloxone
facilitating access to trauma-informed, therapeutic support for community members experiencing substance use disorders
hiring a Program Coordinator to oversee the administrative functions of the program and Mobile Mental Health and Addictions Counsellor to provide comprehensive therapeutic services tailored to the needs of community members.

This project aims to enhance the impact of the Supportive Outreach Services (SOS) program, which focuses on individuals with mental health and addiction issues, offering a range of life-saving interventions such as overdose reversal, mental health support, addiction support services, distribution of naloxone and other harm reduction items. It will expand the coverage area in Grey County, increasing staffing to operate seven days a week instead of four, introducing peer support services, and integrating an Indigenous navigator role to extend its reach to support the diverse needs of the community. This expansion will allow SOS to provide more comprehensive and culturally appropriate care to vulnerable populations, including those affected by mental health issues, addiction, homelessness, and disconnection from essential services.

The purpose of the Indigenous Habitat Participation Program- Grant Funding is to meet the legal obligations to support the participation of Indigenous communities in consultations on Departmental Crown conduct (i. e. , decisions, such as arrangements, approvals, authorizations and permits) under the Fisheries Act and/or Species at Risk Act.