Grants and Contributions

Delegation led by the National Research Council of Canada Industrial Research Assistance Program (NRC IRAP) to explore the Japanese market and to develop international partnerships and potential project ideas under the Japan Program. In Partnership with the Trade Commissioner Service Canadian Technology Accelerator (TCS CTA), the Canadian delegation will also receive support for their international business and market-entry strategies, as well as get introductions to other potential partners and clients during the mission.

The purpose of this Contribution is to enhance the security of the community by purchasing and installing an intrusion detection system, an access control system, a closed-circuit television (CCTV) surveillance system, security-grade window film and an intercom system.

It will identify key opportunities and barriers to adoption, including gaps in data, ethodological uncertainties, and limited sector familiarity with modular approaches across building typologies. Drawing on international best practices, especially from the UK, the Projectwill develop a national dataset and a consistent methodology for conducting
whole-building life cycle carbon assessments (WBLCCAs) that enable fair comparison with traditional construction.

Develop a vision-based AI model to run locally and automate satellite and site image inspections for past and upcoming solar project installations and ensure more seamless certification under the International REC Standard

The objective of this project is to support the 5th meeting of the International Cold Forest Research Laboratory. The meeting will focus on the resilience of northern ecosystems in the face of past and present climate disturbances, and on strengthening the links between scientific research and Indigenous knowledge.

This project is focused on increasing local understanding and awareness of the “Red Flag” Laws among Indigenous Peoples in the District of Temiskaming through: training of all staff, workshops, and development of resources (brochures and information packages). The project will target the key audiences of rural, Indigenous Peoples with an emphasis on women and youth.

Collaboration with legal professionals, mental health organizations, newcomer support centers, 2SLGBTQI+ and disability advocacy groups, along with consultation with survivors, ensures inclusive and effective outreach across Saskatchewan, with the ultimate goal of creating a safer, more secure, and resilient Canadian society.

The conference will convene foreign policy officials, National Authorities of the CWC and BTWC and chem/bio security and non-proliferation experts from around Latin America, as well as organizations that assist in chemical and biological security capacity building such as UNODA, UNLIREC and CICTE/OAS.

Through a dynamic agenda of keynote addresses, high-level panels, practitioner workshops, and peer-learning sessions, the Summit will provide a unique opportunity for participating officials to: Share local innovations in prevention and safeguarding social cohesion; Engage in in-depth discussion on strengthening national-local coordination; Explore inclusive responses to online hate and digital radicalisation; and Connect with peers, civil society actors, and international institutions to build sustained partnerships.

This key resource will accelerate the transition to market, maximize organizational efficiency, and ensure the firm’s international growth.