Innovation
Trudeau credits immigration for Canada’s growing tech sector
Also cited the federal government’s investments in education and research as reasons for success.
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Playing it smart: Meet the Ontario Exporter of the Year
Laipac Technology takes on the world with smart and engaging consumer electronics.
Government of Canada challenging small businesses to innovate
Asked to develop solutions for Canada Border Services Agency and other departments.
Richmond Hill companies score innovation funding from NRC IRAP
$5.6 million will support the addition of 36 new jobs among the three companies in the GTA.
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Money for manufacturers: Funding your future growth
Sponsored Content provided by PLANT partners: Are you tapping into the $26 billion in government grants and incentives available to Canadian manufacturers? Ask any manufacturing business owner to name some of the worries that keep them up at night, and…
Canadian tech group seeks to accelerate development of secure IoT
Accelerator will provide facilities for the project, Telus will provide funding and access to a wireless network.
Billionaire couple donates $100M to U of T for innovation complex
Heather Reisman and Gerald Schwartz will help build a new innovation complex.
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This budget season, Canada must lower taxes on entrepreneurs
Canada is at a disadvantage for attracting and retaining those we rely on for innovation, employment growth and prosperity.
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Despite government subsidies, Canadian innovation wanes
Burdensome regulation, limited competition and unfavourable taxes hold companies back.
Soot-filled rivers mark the need for a national wildfire strategy
Wildfires have a dire impact on water quality.
Setting global benchmarks in advanced manufacturing
Canadian industry needs to step up its game when it comes to research and innovation.
Minnesota inventor found dead in stadium beer cooler
Was at SunTrust Park to install his patented beer-pouring technology when he died.
Scheer removes Bernier as innovation critic over posting book dairy chapter online
Supply management could hurt the Conservatives in Quebec in the next election if dairy farmers feel the Tories won’t support it.
Liberal economic adviser preaches defence spending, but Sajjan says Ottawa fell $2.3B short
Dominic Barton says defence industry critical for innovation, but Libs behind on spending goals.
HANNOVER MESSE USA 2018: The Next Wave of Innovation
September 10th 2018The premiere of HANNOVER MESSE USA is expected to attract some 550 exhibitors and more than 100,000 visitors and will occupy about 130,000 square feet of display space featuring the latest trends and developments in Industry 4.0 and industrial digitalization.
