Grants and Contributions

Funding this salary will ensure we build a scalable sales infrastructure, reduce time to revenue, and achieve our goal of onboarding 35 devices sold by the end of the project.

With this A0 we will continue our development of whole-learner supports to support participation in research activities by Indigenous undergraduate and graduate learners by implementing new whole-learner-support oriented programming and activities that we have sandboxed over the past couple of years. This will occur principally in the context of summer research internships in Space Science funded in part through NSERC's USRA program. We are confident that this will lead to improving retention and graduation success of undergraduate STEM learners, and improving recruitment into STEM postgraduate programs and careers relevant to the Space sector.

Guild Automation will undertake a 15-week initiative focused on developing a harness-drafting tool that helps with converting customer harness designs into scale formboard drawings. We have an existing customer that is utilizing our services for help in this area and is anxious to start using our tools. Through discussions with other harness manufacturers, we have established that this is an unmet need in the market.

Support aboriginal communities in becoming successful participants in commercial fisheries and aquaculture

This pathway would connect a number of other key community landmarks that this path will connect including:

• Split Lake Nursing Station
• Band Administration Office
• The Northern Store
• Awasis Agency of Northern Manitoba
• The Kistepinanik Hotel
• Our Arena
• A Nation-owned Co-Op that is currently under construction and will be completed this Fall
• Tataskweyak Cree Nation Head Start Centre
• Chief Sam Cook Mahmuwee Education Centre
• Over 250 Community Homes with Indigenous Residents
• A Women’s Transitional Center that we’re currently planning with support from the CMHC
• A new playground that has been built next to one of our housing communities
• Our community Church at the East end of the path, near an important historical site

Building a safely lit path to connect our community will give our community greater opportunities to revitalize our language and land-based healing practices, which would help connect us back to our roots and restore our health to the standards that all Canadians deserve to have.

In this project, we will work on the development of software to use the dual frequency modems with an emphasis on versatile transmission capability. Specifically, the software will be capable of switching the transmissions between the Left-Channel or Right-Channels based on the desired transmission frequency without any work on the hardware. We will account for a wide range of frequencies between 19 KHz to 60 KHz. This will enable us to build on the versatile, broad frequency modem hardware that we have researched and developed and bring us closer to transmitting visuals under the water in near real time.

Breton is developing AI automation for Fundraiz, a secure online fundraising platform for charities, schools, and non-profits. The project focuses on using artificial intelligence and machine learning to automate client onboarding and lottery setup workflows.

Located at 7727 98 Street NW in Edmonton, the building currently serves as an affordable space for charities and non-profit organisations to provide affordable programs to young families and cultural groups.

By mobilizing knowledge about Red Flag laws among both survivors and the wider public, we aim to ensure communities understand the different protective orders available, how to apply for emergency orders, and other strategies to help prevent firearm-related deaths.

Following domestic traction and growing interest abroad, we are seeking IRAP support to scale our international outreach, particularly in the U.K., EU, and Japan by modifying the design, methods, and documentation to align with the various international requirements.