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The Short Report - July 2, 2020: Saskatchewan moves on blue hydrogen, North sells south, and more

Mark Mann
July 2, 2020

Saskatchewan approved a first-of-its-kind hydrogen production project; the Black Innovation Fellowship (BIF) at Ryerson's DMZ announced a $1 million program expansion; Kitchener wearable tech company North will be sold to Google's parent company Alphabet; and more.

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Organizations:	Alphabet, Black Innovation Fellowship (BIF), Canadian Wildfire Strategic Network, Clearpath Robotics, DMZ, Evidence for Democracy, Fusion Pharmaceuticals, Humi, Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council, North, OTTO Motors, Professional Employees Association (PEA), Saskatchewan Petroleum Innovation Incentive (SPII), University of British Columbia, and WELL Health Technologies
People:	Ben Cowan-Dewar, Dr Mona Nemer, Dr. Carolina Tropini, John Baker, Karen Hamberg, Karimah Es Sabar, Li Ka-shing, Mark Little, Mike Flannigan, Monique Leroux, Murad Al-Katib, Rhonda Barnet, and Sylvie Vachon
Topics:	autonomous systems, BioTech, blue hydrogen, hydrogen, innovation, and wildfire research

The Short Report - July 2, 2020: Saskatchewan moves on blue hydrogen, North sells south, and more

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