Grants and Contributions

Marketing strategy: The project aims to increase the sales of a company that develops an application designed to simplify the planning of corporate events and business trips by using artificial intelligence.

Support aboriginal communities in becoming successful participants in commercial fisheries and aquaculture

The Petrolia Watermain Upgrade project in Petrolia, Ontario addresses critical housing and infrastructure needs. This capital project involves replacing the existing 200mm watermain with a 300mm watermain on Petrolia Line from east of Bear Creek to Oil Heritage Road, then south down Oil Heritage Road. The new watermain will extend to the future development entrance on Oil Heritage Road, enabling the construction of five residential developments. The project includes removing and replacing approximately 2,025 metres of watermain, supporting the development of 1,032 new housing units. This will increase Petrolia's housing supply by 40%, including a mix of single and multi-residential units. The upgrade will reduce watermain breaks, benefitting 542 existing properties and future developments. Additionally, it will increase fire flow by 346%, improving emergency response times. The outcome will be enhanced housing availability, increased affordability, supporting the town's growth, and attracting new commercial and industrial developments.

The Avonlough Sanitary Pumping Station and Conveyance project in Belleville, Ontario addresses critical infrastructure needs to support residential development. This capital project involves constructing a new sanitary pumping station with an initial capacity of 100 litres per second (L/s), for 1,800 housing units, expandable to 490L/s to ultimately service approximately 9,000 units. The project includes installing twin force mains, new gravity and pressure sewers along Bridge Street West, and decommissioning the existing small pumping station. The new station will feature two wet wells, submersible pumps, and backup power. The new station will replace aging infrastructure, improve capacity, and ensure reliable sanitary service. The outcome will unlock development lands in the Loyalist West Secondary Plan area, supporting growth for approximately 30 years and enhancing public health and worker safety.

This project is to improve energy efficiency in Canada's residential, commercial, and institutional building sector.

This project is to improve energy efficiency in Canada's residential, commercial, and institutional building sector.

This project aims to support travel and training costs for staff working on restorative justice, including visits to Inuit inmates, the participation to the National Restorative Justice Symposium in Ottawa, and to support the collaboration with Public Legal Information Association of Newfoundland and Labrador (PLIAN) to deliver restorative justice education and awareness to Nunatsiavut Government and communities.

The GIST is a women-operated sports media brand, with a community of over 1 million fans who have been underserved by traditional sports media.

Our community spans many channels, including multiple newsletters, job board, contests, games, podcast, social media, e-commerce, membership, and live events. Currently, user data is siloed within the different channels, and our pipeline for storing and analyzing data is almost entirely centered around our newsletters.

The goal of this project is to create a unified profile for our users and data team, and rework the data pipeline to aggregate and report on user activity. This will give us a more detailed and holistic view of who our users are via their behaviors and preferences.

The intern will provide the company with expert insight into the development and utility of in vitro functional assays as well as validating the performance of the in vitro functional assays the company develops.

This draft Market Diversification Action Plan will prepare the firm to engage in future international co-innovation work.