Grants and Contributions

The objective of this project will be to quantify, validate and improve the performance and robustness of the self-piloting technology currently under development at NGC.

To develop a molecular system to produce specific antigens on the surface of bacillus spores to induce the pig's immune system in order to prevent enteric and respiratory infections.

This project will involve the ongoing research and development of a community focused interactive and educational design & build simulation and career awareness platform as it relates to improving housing and education in First Nation communities. We will be testing our tools in Indigenous communities and schools, as well as with homeless communities and then working to integrate this work within our Grey & Ivy Design-Build Simulation App.

The project aims to improve the heat stability of a Bacillus thuringiensis-based bioinsecticide.

To identify and map the microbiome within the root zone of cannabis plants to determine what Microbes promote growth traits and chemical expression of the plants.

eNUVIO designs and produces microfabricated devices for life science research. The candidate, with a strong science background and being well versed in marketing tactics will provide important skills to the development of eNUVIO marking strategy.

Walter Poorman is one of 14 Elders interviewed by an Indigenous oral history project which in 1971-72 recorded over 60 hours in the Cree and Saulteaux languages from Elders from Touchwood Agency Tribal Council (Treaty Four) in central Saskatchewan. The interviews relate Cree and Saulteaux oral traditions, ceremonies, songs, and community histories passed down since in middle of the 19th century and earlier. These recordings are an invaluable resource for our efforts to reinvigorate knowledge of Indigenous cultures, histories, and languages. TATC seeks funding from Listen Hear Our Voices to repatriate the original recordings from the Provincial Archives of Alberta to TATC to support community efforts to renew cultural awareness and Indigenous languages in the younger generation.

.• Increasing Temporary Foreign Workers (TFW) awareness of their rights through workshops/information sessions.and employers’ awareness of their obligations to TFWs;.• Providing resources and services to enable TFWs to exercise their rights (legal clinics,.translation services, assistance with filing complaints);.• Liaising between TFWs and other members of the MWSN to build a culture of trust.while offering information, services and support to TFWs; and.• Improving TFW’s experiences while working in Canada and providing them with a.trusted channel to bring forward any issues or allegations of wrongdoing or abuse..

Broadband project that will improve access to high-speed internet to 108 households located in 2 communities in the region of hamlet of Bezanson and Rio Bend of Alberta, using Fibre technology.

Broadband project that will improve access to high-speed Internet to 3,957 households, located in 37 communities in the region of the Anishinaabe Nation of Treaty #3, in northwestern Ontario, using fibre technology.