Grants and Contributions

Equipment expansion, modernization and automation to increase production capacity, improve productivity and produce new steel and aluminum products for the mining, manufacturing and forestry sectors, while mitigating the pressures of tariffs.

Expansion of fabrication capabilities and development of new export markets to reduce tariff exposure and diversify revenues.

Intensified operations since early March have caused significant casualties and damage, including attacks affecting health workers, emergency medical services, and essential infrastructure, further threatening the continuity of life-saving and essential health services.

Intensified operations since early March have caused significant casualties and damage, including attacks affecting health workers, emergency medical services, and essential infrastructure, further threatening the continuity of life-saving and essential health services.

“Empire Fighting Chance: The Guardians of Tomorrow” is a coordinated crime‑prevention initiative led by REACH Edmonton that supports vulnerable youth (9–17) and young adults (18–30). The project integrates two evidence‑informed models—Empire Fighting Chance and Guardians of Tomorrow—to provide a continuum of supports ranging from early intervention to transition‑to‑adulthood programming. Through culturally grounded partnerships, mentoring, boxing and martial arts programming, mental health supports, and life‑skills development, the initiative helps participants build resilience, reduce risk factors, and pursue positive, prosocial pathways.

The project advances the work of the organization and network to deliver rights‑based services, to improve conditions in prison, & improve community reintegration outcomes for federally sentenced women & gender diverse people, with particular attention paid to the experience of Indigenous women & gender diverse people.

MACH32 Inc. is developing a novel drug-device combination comprising an autoinjector for the intramuscular (IM) administration of a proprietary formulation of concentrated Tranexamic acid (TXA) drug for treatment of trauma-related bleeding. This proposed project supports the development and commercialization of Firm’s TXA products.

The project will also work to reduce the overrepresentation of Indigenous youth in the justice system by offering a comprehensive, community-based response to less serious offending and provide a holistic suite of services to address the root causes of youth criminality and empower participants to lead positive and productive lives.

The purpose of this project is to address the root causes of youth violence and gang involvement in Mississauga, Ontario.

Through this 12-month project, SOAR will scale their promising practice of building the capacity of frontline service providers and survivors to recognize and respond to intimate partner violence-caused brain injuries (IPV-BI). This will be achieved through the training of a national cohort of frontline worker knowledge brokers to deliver IPV-BI training nationally, and through the adaptation of the ‘Support Group in a Box’ model for online peer support groups for IPV-BI survivors across Canada.