Grants and Contributions

The goal of the project is to digitize as many videocassettes as possible (Beta and VHS formats, for which copyrights and reproduction rights have been assigned to the Société historique de Saint-Boniface [SHSB]), in order to preserve them over the long-term for the future.

Williams Lake First Nation (WLFN) is in the process of cataloging and digitizing Traditional Knowledge from Elders within the community. Interviews conducted with Elders gather both Traditional Knowledge and Secwepemc language so that the cultural heritage can be digitized, stored and transferred to future generations. One of the long-term priorities of WLFN is to expand the Little Chiefs Primary School, currently grades kindergarten-grade 4 to K-12 and use the Traditional Knowledge and language gathered from Elders to inform a language immersion curriculum, ultimately maintaining the Secwepemc culture and language for future generations of the WLFN community.

This project is part of a multi-year plan to define, and improve access to, all archival holdings and collections of cultural heritage and title and rights significance to Adams Lake Indian Band (ALIB).

Learning From Our Relatives is a 12-month project to document Indigenous cultural heritage which tell the story of Manitoba. Translating and transcribing historical audio video content, as well as creating new recordings of interviews with Indigenous knowledge keepers from around Manitoba, this project will contribute to greater understanding of Manitoba’s history and peoples for all.
This project will focus on digitizing hours of cultural heritage recordings in the collection, as well as identifying and filling gaps in the collection, documenting Indigenous knowledge keepers discussing and presenting their traditional knowledge skills such as food, craft, clothing, land-based learning or art in their original language.

The goals of the project is to help our users, who consume the analysis produced from our models, understand the reasoning behind the signals provided in a way that can be used to track it back to specific interactions/instances.

The program is to support SMEs to overcome one of their biggest challenges - advancing through the Technology Readiness Levels (TRLs) to deliver a minimum viable product ready for commercialization. The program focuses on training Chief Technology Officers (CTOs) to methodically chart the R&D roadmap and successful execute product development in a timely manner.

Enhancement of the application experience for all end users of the app. Adding a more social aspect to the app to allow for more user interaction with other users and reusable products.

This project will support the hiring of a Youth in a software development position at BBTV.

Voltera is developing a new hardware platform that opens the doors to next-generation electronics development. With this new tool, anyone can create electronic devices that are wearable, stretchable, biocompatible, flexible, and more

FreshSpoke is expanding its logistics services include third party local food companies to further optimize our routes. This project will enable FreshSpoke to expand our driver pool and advance our proprietary loadboard technology in order to handle the increase in anticipated dispatch velocity,