An NRC IRAP investment will help four Canadian businesses to produce safe and effective treatments for those fighting the COVID-19 virus, while also building strong domestic plans to fight future pandemics.
The Government of Canada has extended the Innovation Assistance Program (IAP) by $155 million to continue supporting Canadian businesses through the adverse economic impacts caused by COVID-19.
St. John’s, Newfoundland-based company Kraken Robotics is set to receive $2.9 Million towards their deep-sea autonomous vehicle project.
CEWS’ strict eligibility criteria leaves many businesses ineligible to receive funding. These alternative wage subsidies can help your business through COVID-19.
The Government of Canada’s NRC-IRAP program has granted $300K to Toronto company CleanSlate UV to test and produce mobile device disinfection machines.
With help from NRC-IRAP COVID-19 funding of $299,190, portable coronavirus tests are currently being developed by Canadian biotechnology company Nicoya.
NRC-IRAP funding is helping businesses research and develop alternative methods for COVID-19 prevention. Learn how you can help and what others are doing to fight COVID-19.
NRC IRAP has launched the Innovation Assistance Program (IAP) with a total of $250 million in wage subsidies for innovative businesses ineligible for CEWS.
NRC IRAP funding is being used to help companies make PPE and sanitization equipment. Learn how you can help and what others are doing against COVID-19.
We’re highlighting some of the clean tech projects that have received Canadian government funding over the past year and a half.