Grants and Contributions

The purpose of this agreement is to enhance the ability for Indigenous Peoples to engage and participate in projects related to enabling infrastructure for critical minerals development.

This project promotes greater awareness among Indigenous and non-Indigenous Canadians of electric vehicles.

The objective of this Project is to develop a Mass Timber Costing Guide focused on increasing the understanding of cost issues associated with design, engineering, code equivalency, and construction of large mass timber buildings.

This project aims to strengthen wildland fire risk assessments and develop preventive measures to reduce the impacts of wildfires and protect communities.

The purpose of this Project is to increase awareness, availability and use of lower carbon vehicles and fuels in Canada by supporting the installation of 54 electric vehicle chargers throughout Ontario.

This Project aims to explore how historical agricultural practices from the experimental farm near Haines Junction, Yukon can be revived and adapted to meet the challenges of food scarcity and climate change in the Champagne and Aishihik First Nations (CAFN) and the broader Northern community. The Project will involve researching old archives, collecting data, and engaging with Elders to gather traditional knowledge about how agriculture was practiced in the past. Answers to key questions include: What crops were grown, such as the Yukon Gold potato, and how can those practices help improve food production today? This Project will also explore the spread of invasive species, such as yellow alfalfa, that were introduced in the past and how they are affecting the environment now. The ultimate goal is to learn from both the historical data and the community to build sustainable agricultural practices that can support food security in the face of climate change. The research will take place primarily in Haines Junction, Yukon, where the experimental farm was once located, and will involve Northern Indigenous peoples, particularly Elders and youth from CAFN. Elders will guide the research by sharing their knowledge of traditional farming practices, and Citizens will participate in the data collection, ensuring that traditional knowledge is passed down and applied to modern challenges. This Project is important because it will help improve food security, build resilience against the impacts of climate change, and ensure that the community’s knowledge and history are preserved and used to shape a more sustainable future.

This role for a qualified youth involves completing daily tasks in support of cochu's retail, packaging, and operational requirements and gathering insights on workflows. The position focuses on identifying opportunities for AI integration, optimizing data entry, and streamlining processes. Responsibilities include collecting and organizing data, identifying bottlenecks, proposing AI-driven improvements, and ensuring data quality. The youth will collaborate with various teams to solve system challenges, propose solutions, and help align departments with AI project goals to create an integrated platform.

Hiring of a robotics engineering graduate to develop various applications for robots and intelligent lockers.

HFI is developing a new to world simulator device to assist troops with the ever changing battlefield conditions.

This project builds on our previous AI project to build a Network Infrastructure Threat Assessment Engine enterprise version.