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The Short Report: August 21, 2024

Research Money
August 21, 2024

$137 million from Canada Growth Fund for carbon capture and removal, Ottawa invests $39 million in digital skills training, Colleges & Institutes Canada's advice on new “capstone” research funding organization, Budget 2025 pre-budget submissions from Evidence for Democracy and Canadian Alliance of Student Associations, federal immigration department takes over administration of Start-Up Visa program, and more.



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Organizations: Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Alberta Innovates, Aquatic Ecosystem Restoration Foundation, Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency, Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd., Bioenterprise Canada, Bioindustrial Innovation Canada, Blackrock Neurotech, Canada Border Services Agency, Canada’s Office of the Privacy Commissioner, Cove, Defence Research and Development Canada, E3 Lithium, Environment Resources Management Association, Farm Health Guardian Ltd., Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario, Finance Canada, Fisheries and Oceans Canada, Government of Alberta, Government of Nova Scotia, Government of Ontario, Government of Saskatchewan, Imperial Oil Ltd, InnoTech Alberta, Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada, Lykos Therapeutics, Mapleview Agri Ltd., Mastrin Digital Solutions, Ltd., Medtronic, Memorial University, MolecuLight Inc., Natural Resources Canada, Neuralink, Next Generation (NGen) Manufacturing Canada, Next Hydrogen Corporation, OASIS Centre des Femmes, Pacific Economic Development Canada, Petra Hygienic Systems International Limited, Prairies Economic Development Canada, Public Safety Canada, Public Services and Procurement Canada, Pulp Moulded Products Inc., QUEST Canada, Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Salish Elements, Saskatchewan Research Council, SIDAC Automated Systems Inc., Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, Stanford University, Svante, Synchron, The University of British Columbia, Transport Canada, U.S. Food and Drug Administration, University of California, San Francisco, Vital Metals Ltd., Xaxli’p Development Corporation, and Xaxli’p First Nation
People: Amy Emerson, Dr. Boris Heifets, Dr. Edward Chang, Elon Musk, Eric Schmidt, Fei-Fei Li, Geoffrey Hinton, Maria Ladouceur, and Michel Chornet
Topics: carbon capture and removal projects and critical minerals

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