Cobric Chemicals Wins Sustainable Development Technology Canada Funding
An SDTC investment in Canadian cleantech was awarded to Cobric Chemicals, a company based out of Barrie, Ontario, for $3.8 million.
More Ontario Funding for Electric Vehicle Chargers
More chargers are being provided across Ontario’s ONroute locations to help create the infrastructure needed for electric vehicles.
Winners of the OSEA 2021 Top 10 Cleantech Categories Competition
The OSEA announced the winners of their OSEA 2021 Top 10 Cleantech Categories competition, highlighting leaders in Ontario sustainability.
ISC Testing Stream Winners Ready for Trials
The 2021 ISC Testing Stream call for proposals has finished and the successful applicants are now ready for the next stage.
3 Heritage Projects Funded by the Canada Cultural Spaces Fund
The CCSF has funded over 1,300 projects in Canada, including three major cultural renovation projects in Peterborough, Toronto, and Newmarket.
D-Wave Systems Receives $40M in SIF Funding
D-Wave Systems Inc. has received $40 million in funding from the Government of Canada through the Strategic Innovation Fund (SIF). Funding will strengthen Canada’s reputation as a leader in quantum computing through research and development and jobs creation.
$150K in Funding for Ontario Crops Research Centre (OCRC)
The Canadian governments are stimulating agriculture innovation with $150,000 in funding through the Canadian Agricultural Partnership (CAP) program.
Svante Receives $25M in Cleantech Funding From the Strategic Innovation Fund (SIF) – Net Zero Accelerator
The Canadian government has invested $25 million in Svante Inc. to fund carbon capture technology to reduce emissions in manufacturing and energy sectors.
Universal Broadband Fund (UBF) Connects 145 First Nations Homes
145 households in the Biigtigong Nishnaabeg community have received high-speed internet through the Universal Broadband Fund.
The IDEaS Program: Investing In Canadian Solutions for COVID-19
The Canadian Department of National Defence has invested approximately $8.64 million in 48 projects to find Canadian solutions to the COVID-19 virus.