Emissions Reduction Alberta (ERA) Invests $50M for New Technology to Lower Emissions
The ERA has committed another $50 million in support for the Circular Economy Challenge to stimulate new technologies for lowering emissions
Two Manufacturers Receive Almost $5 M From Southwestern Ontario Development Fund
This article looks at two Ontario success stories of the SWODF program and provides insight for the program itself.
New CAP Alberta Value-Added Intake to Support Growth in Food & Bio-Industrial Businesses
The Alberta government is supporting value-added agriculture businesses looking to improve their operations.
50% Manufacturing Wage Subsidy Program: Career-Ready with CTMA 2022
The Career-Ready with CTMA: Expanding Opportunities 2022 intake is now open! Apply for up to $5,000 per youth hire in the manufacturing industry.
Ontario Lands Another Landmark Investment for Electric Vehicles Totaling $5 Billion
LG Energy Solutions and Stellantis investing $5B to build Ontario’s first battery manufacturing plant for electric vehicles
Ontario Budget 2022: Investing in Jobs, Infrastructure, and Health Care
The Ontario government has tabled the provincial budget for 2022. We’ve highlighted the top changes you should know.
63 Companies Receive Over $18 million in ACT Funding to Adopt Clean Agricultural Technology
The Agricultural Clean Technology (ACT) program has invested over $18 million in 63 approved projects to reduce greenhouse gasses (GHGs)
ArcelorMittal Dofasco Receives $500 Million in Provincial Funding Towards Reducing Emissions
The provincial government of Ontario will invest $500 million into a $1.8 billion green steel project by ArcelorMittal Dofasco. Find out how this project will change the automotive steel manufacturing industry in Canada.
The NSERC Invests Almost $140 Million in Canadian Quantum Sciences
$137.9 million will be invested by the NSERC towards two grant programs to stimulate Canada’s quantum sciences industry.
How the Ontario Government is Investing in Skilled Workers to Meet Rising Labour Demand
Ontario announced that they will be removing red tape for skilled workers to register for their profession