Grants and Contributions

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

Support and eventually lead Customer Discovery calls, answering questions about the product and advising on how to purchase and onboard.

Support Customer Success team in enabling successful onboards.

Marketing Activities.

The objectives of the Youth Employment and Skills Strategy Program (YESSP) are to help all youth navigate through the labour market and to successfully transition into sustained employment. These objectives are attained by supporting the needs of all youth, especially youth facing barriers to develop skills, knowledge and networks through education, skills development and meaningful work experiences.

This is a great opportunity for a recent grad to work at a successful high growth AI company in the digital accessibility industry.

Building up on the Firm's success in designing and developing an innovative, clean, lean, dry indoor vertical farming (IVF) system, and developing a unique, innovative "Zero-Touch" microgreen production technologies, which reduced the energy costs by 47X, with highest space use efficiency, zero-pesticides, zero-water wastage, zero-nutrient wastage, zero-produce wastage, and developing a multi-spectral imaging technology for quality and yield consistency monitoring, this project further advances the Firm's critical need to optimize the LED light spectral effects on microgreen yield and quality, develop non-chemical technologies for eliminating or minimizing any potential contamination, and develop an appropriate seeds for consistent yield and quality.

The project supports the core capacity of the Canadian Families and Corrections Network to strengthen and sustain services for families affected by incarceration, reintegration, and criminal justice involvement. By maintaining organizational infrastructure and leadership, the project ensures continuity of family support, education, public awareness, and outreach services that strengthen family bonds, enhance resilience, and contribute to reintegration and public safety.

This project supports the implementation of the Cedar Weaving Project, a culturally grounded initiative that promotes the reintegration of Indigenous offenders through traditional teachings, ceremonies, cultural activities, and one-on-one support.

The Corrections and Restorative Justice Working Group (CRJWG) of the Canadian Council of Churches (CCC) is a national committee that promotes education, collaboration, and initiatives in corrections, community reintegration, and restorative justice. Through partnerships with key justice-sector organizations, educational activities, and a network of over 760 subscribers, CRJWG works to support safer, healthier communities.

The project strengthens Section 84 release planning and provides support in areas such as housing, employment, counselling, treatment, and community connections to promote successful and sustainable reintegration.

Security and base building upgrades to Buffalo Sage Wellness Building to allow the male offenders from Stan Daniels Healing lodge to relocate to Buffalo sage Wellness House and vice versa for the women offenders at Buffalo Sage. This will optimize population management between CSC and Native Counselling Services of Alberta.