Cindy Graham


Organizations:
Alberta Innovates, Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency, Bishop's University, BrainsCAN, Caisse de dépot et placement du Québec, CAN Health Network, Canadian Nuclear Laboratories, Canadian Space Agency, Centre for Canadian Nuclear Sustainability, Diversity Institute, FedDev Ontario, Fonds de solidarite FTQ, Future Skills Centre, Government of Canada, Horizon Health Network, Investissement Quebec, Natural Sciences and Engineering Council of Canada, Ontario Power Generation, Regional Innovation Networks, Resilience Biotechnologies, Ryerson University, SNC-Lavalin, Technation, Teralys Capital, Trillium Health Partners, University of Toronto, and Western University

People:
Jason Cleaversmith, Jason Rowe, Narayan Kar, Nicole Kaniki, and Stanimir Metchev

Topics:
automotive security, autonomous vehicle systems, Canadian Agricultural Partnership, Canadian biomanufacturing, COVID-19, digital skills for women, equity, future pandemics, health sector startups, nuclear power decommissioning, regional innovation networks, supporting equity diversity and inclusion, and venture capital and investment


The Short Report - May 19, 2021: Ottawa injects $200 million into domestic vaccine manufacturing capacity, CAN Health Network project extended, nuclear leaders prepare CANDU reactors for decommissioning, and more

Cindy Graham
May 19, 2021

Resilience Biotechnologies receives significant funding to produce made-in-Canada vaccines, Ottawa extends the CAN Health Network project in Ontario by one year with a $3.25-million investment, Canada's nuclear leaders collaborate on the decommissioning process, and more.

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