Cindy Graham

The Short Report - March 9, 2022: Sunsetting the Collaborative Health Research Projects program, $195M to support B.C. health research, Ontario's first Genome Data Science fellowships, Lululemon founder invests $100M into muscle disorder research, and more

Cindy Graham
March 9, 2022

CIHR and NSERC terminate Collaborative Health Research Projects program, BC's government invests in life sciences to boost health research, Ontario Genomics and CANSSI Ontario award inaugural postdoctoral fellowships in genome data science, Lululemon founder gives $100 million for muscle disorder research, a strategy to make Manitoba a leader in sustainable protein production, and more.

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Organizations: Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, ArcTern Ventures, Bell Canada, BHP Ventures, British Columbia Academic Health Science Network, Calian, Canadian Biodiversity Observation Network, Canadian Institutes of Health Research, Canadian Space Agency, Capricorn’s Technology Impact Fund, Clean Resource Innovation Network, Emissions Reduction Alberta, Environment and Climate Change Canada, Evok Innovations, Export Development Canada, federal government, Fisheries and Oceans Canada, Flashfood, Food Retail Ventures, General Catalyst, Genome BC, GHGSat, Government of Canada, Government of Manitoba, Government of Nova Scotia, Government of Ontario, Government of Quebec, Group on Earth Observations – Biodiversity Observation Network Secretariat, Groupe CR3X/RIDD, Intellectual Property Ontario, Investissement Quebec, Lakehead University, Laurentian University, Lunenfeld-Tanenbaum Research Institute, Magellan Aerospace, Magna, Maritime Launch Services, MasterCard, Mauricie’s Abnatura, MDA, Mission Control, Natural Resources Canada, Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council, NatureServe, Northern Ontario School of Medicine University, NorthStar Earth & Space, Ontario Genomics, Ontario Regional Centre of the Canadian Statistical Sciences Institute, Parks Canada, RHI Group, Rogers Cybersecure Catalyst, Ryerson University, S2G Ventures, SE Health, Sinai Health, Solutions Genyk, Space Canada, SpaceBridge, Summit Nanotech, The Hospital for Sick Children, The Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research, Université de Hearst, Université de Sherbrooke, University of Manitoba, University of Ottawa, Vector Institute, Verizon Ventures, Western University, Women’s Enterprise Organizations of Canada, Workday Ventures, and Xora Innovation
People: Alex Moorhead, Brian Johnson, Dr. Daniella Lato, Dr. Helen-Maria Vasiliadis, Dr. James House, Dr. Josephine Etowa, Dr. Nicholas Waglechner, Dr. Roux-Cil Ferreira, Michael Smith Health Research BC, and Rob Gierkink
Topics: agri-tech funding & innovation, artificial intelligence, carbon capture utilization and storage (CCUS), CED Quebec regions, cybersecurity innovation, food supply, food waste, genome data science, intellectual property Ontario, life sciences, lithium extraction, oil and gas emissions reduction, pandemic impact on marginalized groups, Protein research strategy, rebate programs, sustainable protein production, tech innovation in Quebec, and tri-agency funding

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