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$92 million investment in adMare BioInnovations will help translate health research into innovative new therapies in Canada March 30, 2022 – Vancouver, British Columbia Protecting the health and safety of Canadians and ensuring we have the national capacity to respond to future health crises are top priorities for the GovernmentRead More →

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The Government of Canada advances the national life sciences sector by supporting Canadian businesses, talent, and research and development Canada News Wire VANCOUVER, BC, March 30, 2022 A $92 million investment in adMare BioInnovations will help translate health research into innovative new therapies in Canada VANCOUVER, BC, March 30, 2022Read More →

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OTTAWA – Two federal New Democrats tabled legislation on Tuesday that would make Canadian companies more liable for human rights abuses and environmental damage overseas. At a press conference, NDP MP Peter Julian said Bill C-262 would create legal tools, giving victims of human rights abuses by Canadian companies overseasRead More →

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CALGARY, Alta., March 17, 2022 /PRNewswire/ – Nanalysis Scientific Corp. (TSXV: NSCI,OTCQX:NSCIF, FRA:1N1) (“Nanalysis” or the “Company”) announces that the Company has received repayable funding from $4,985,000 to expand manufacturing operations and global markets for the government’s nuclear magnetic resonance products Canada. “We are very grateful for the support ofRead More →

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The Canadian Manufacturing Coalition, a group representing Canada’s professional manufacturing associations, listed below, issued the following statement on the impending labor disruption at CP Rail: “Canadian manufacturers are urging the Canadian Pacific Railway and the Teamsters Canada Rail Conference to reach an immediate agreement and avoid labor disruptions that wouldRead More →

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Through a digital citizens’ initiative (DCI), the government says Canadians can build their “resilience” against incorrect information and build partnerships to support a healthy digital information society. Rodriguez says: “There is urgency to act. As Canadians, we cannot tolerate misinformation and propaganda. Democracy did not happen by chance. We haveRead More →

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OTTAWA (ON), March 14, 2022 /CNW/ – The Canadian Manufacturing Coalition, a group representing from Canada The manufacturing trade associations, listed below, today issued the following statement on the impending labor disruption at CP Rail: “Canadian manufacturers are urging the Canadian Pacific Railway and the Teamsters Canada Rail Conference toRead More →

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In response to President Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, Canada’s Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry issued a statement asking Canadian investors and businesses to review their investment plans involving Russian investors.1 This new policy represents another economic measure taken by the Canadian government in response to the Russian action. AccordingRead More →

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A Canadian was extradited from Canada to the United States yesterday on an indictment returned to the Mid-District of Florida that charges him with conspiracy to commit computer fraud and wire fraud, intentional damage to a computer protected and forwarding a claim in connection with damage to a protected computerRead More →

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Canadian manufacturers say supply chain disruptions are reducing their production while increasing costs, jeopardizing the sector’s recovery and the entire economy. A new survey from Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters has found that nine out of ten companies in the sector are struggling with supply chain issues. More than half saidRead More →

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“The pandemic has been a real wake-up call for Canadian organizations,” says Jérôme Thirion Tweet that Although outsourcing and partnerships have long proven effective in increasing efficiency, expanding capabilities and growing businesses, executives across the country say they urgently need to radically change their TPRM operating models. and their approachRead More →

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TORONTO — Magna International Inc. is joining other Canadian companies in fighting aggression in Ukraine by scaling back its Russian operations. “Like most members of the international community, we remain deeply concerned about the very unfortunate situation in Ukraine,” spokeswoman Tracy Fuerst said in an email Thursday. Magna has sixRead More →

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Breadcrumb Links News Merchandise Agriculture Strike would impact Nutrien’s ability to transport potash, nitrogen and other agricultural chemicals to retail outlets just before spring planting Author of the article: Bloomberg News Jen Skerritt Nutrien’s Cory potash mine storage warehouse near Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Photo by Nayan Sthankiya/Reuters Files Content of theRead More →

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The Canadian government will invest up to $3.7 million to improve the Youth Employment and Skills Program (YESP) and support approximately 300 jobs for youth in the agricultural sector Details were announced by Marie-Claude Bibeau, Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food. The YESP aims to support employers in the agri-food sectorRead More →

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Magna International Inc. joins other Canadian companies in standing up to aggression in Ukraine by scaling back its Russian operations. “Like most members of the international community, we remain deeply concerned about the very unfortunate situation in Ukraine,” company spokeswoman Tracy Fuerst said in an email Thursday. The Ontario-based autoRead More →

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OTTAWA — Hours after the United Nations sided with Ukraine and called on Russia to withdraw from its territory, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy hailed the vote and called on Canada for more sanctions and “restrictive measures” to stop the bombardment of his country. Zelenskyy, who is entrenched in Kyiv asRead More →

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Earlier today, Triathlon Today published an article about World Triathlon and its relationship with the Super League Triathlon (SLT), which will host the next series of Esports World Championships. One of SLT’s co-founders is Leonid Boguslavsky (pictured, right, above, with Super League co-founders Michael Dhulst and Chris McCormack), who hasRead More →

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A Winnipeg man of Ukrainian descent calls on Ottawa to provide a lifeline for Ukrainians as Russian armed forces continue their devastating attack on the country. Nick Krawetz is calling on the federal government to waive temporary visa requirements for Ukrainians as the destruction and terror of Russia’s invasion ofRead More →