A new Health and Technology District in Saint John follows a model for collaborative development and signals the continued growth of Atlantic Canada’s innovation ecosystem.
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While COVID-19 has highlighted the importance of Canada’s agriculture sector, there are several challenges to address if it hopes to be a leader in agricultural technology innovation.
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Two new collaborations between Canada and the UK signal the start of increased research collaborations between the two countries.
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Terrestrial Energy is hoping the federal government’s vote of confidence in small modular reactors will reassure investors wary about investing in nuclear technology.
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Canadian startups Tehama and Bitnobi will build a secure data management platform for the Canadian Department of National Defense (DND) and potentially capitalize on a burgeoning market for remote-access data systems.
Read MoreThe movement to give every Canadian a digital ID by 2021 is gaining momentum
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As more people move online to access services, the need for more robust security of people’s information is also growing. Innovation experts are arguing that digital identity is a core requirement in a digital-first economy, especially in the era of COVID-19.
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In the last several years, Canada has emerged as one of the top tech ecosystems in the world. A new crop of founders exiting companies and moving into investing is helping to drive the uptick in Canadian innovation.
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A group of 25 leaders from the Canadian tech and innovation sectors have launched the Coalition of Innovation Leaders Against Racism (CILAR), which plans to create more opportunities for BIPOC people within the innovation economy.
Read MoreadMare BioInnovations launches back-to-back biotech companies
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Formed in 2019 from a union of the Centre for Drug Research and Development (CDRD) and the NEOMED Institute, adMare Bioinnovations has already launched 10 companies to date.
Read MoreNew portal aims to accelerate procurement opportunities for Canadian firms
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Searchable database could make it easier for tech companies of all sizes to apply for government contracts.
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