Grants and Contributions

Project activities include: (1) delivering six training workshops to criminal justice practitioners in countries along the transnational smuggling routes leading to Canada to detect, investigate and prosecute migrant smuggling in a gender-informed manner; (2) providing ongoing mentoring and advisory services to selected practitioners handling migrant smuggling cases in investigating and collecting evidence; (3) holding two trans-regional meetings and/or conferences to take stock of trends, patterns and challenges in addressing migrant smuggling; and (4) producing an Assessment Report on trends and patterns of transcontinental migrant smuggling.
This project is implemented by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime with the support of Canadian governmental agencies such as the Canada Border Services Agency and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

Broadband project that will improve access to high-speed internet to 1230 households located in 13 communities in the Northern Peninsula Region of Newfoudland and Labrador, using fixed wireless technology.

Broadband project that will improve access to high-speed internet to 4529 households located in 14 communities in the Nord-du-Quebec region, using Satellite technology.

Broadband project that will improve access to high-speed internet to 256 households located in 1 community in the South Sauble Beach region of the province of Ontario, using Fibre technology.

AGvisorPRO will enhance their software to use machine learning to make matches between questions and people with the expertise to answer agriculture questions and develop expert systems for specific knowledge domains.

The Project seeks to advance CO2-recycling via electrocatalysis using AI-driven mapping and engineering of key reaction centres at the atomic scale. Copper is the most effective CO2-to-fuel electrocatalyst. However, no systematic approach has yet been developed to engineer its governing reaction mechanisms. To address this gap, the Project team will employ AI to accelerate the design of chemically active sites and interfacial solvation
structures on copper during CO2 conversion. The ultimate aim is to utilize Artificial Intelligence (AI) driven data acquisition and design inferences to accelerate the discovery of engineering solutions to improve both the efficiency and long term stability of copper electrode based technology.

Via the Canadian Shellfish Sanitation Program (CSSP), data has been accumulated over the past 40 years, across the six coastal provinces, on 14,710 shellfish harvesting sites.

13519 MARS project with South Korean partner QSP, Co Ltd to create a series of new fiber optic temperature measurement solutions to solve longstanding limitations in semiconductor manufacturing yield, cost, and performance for semiconductor manufacturing equipment suppliers.

Development of Official Language Communities Program

This contribution supports the development of a series of short videos and documentaries highlighting foundational Kwantlen stories, testimonies and/or cultural presentations from knowledge keepers of Indigenous culture.