CAMPAIGN: Advancing Canada’s Research Partnerships (2026)
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Why Research Collaboration Is Key to Sustainable Agriculture
In this Q&A, Michael Dixon explores the research driving vertical farming technologies and their potential to transform sustainable agriculture in Canada
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How Dr. Grant Bruno Is Rethinking Autism Research Through Indigenous Perspectives
In this Q&A, Dr. Grant Bruno explores how Indigenous-led research can support autism identification and long-term wellbeing in First Nations communities.
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Amanda Melin Explores How Studying Primates Can Unlock Insights into Human Health
In this Q&A, Amanda Melin explores how studying primate senses reveals new perspectives on behaviour, wellbeing, and the future of biomedical research.
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Solving Canada’s Productivity Gap
While Canada is among the most educated countries worldwide—with 63 per cent of our population holding post-secondary credentials—we lag in economic productivity. According to Productivity Now, a recently published paper by Humber Polytechnic, Canada’s productivity has been steadily declining since 2020. This trend affects living standards, wage growth, and national competitiveness. “Historically, education and productivity...
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Research Without Borders: How Universities Drive Global Innovation
International research partnerships are driving innovation, advancing global knowledge, and helping universities address shared challenges across borders. Responding to today’s societal needs while anticipating future challenges, Carleton University is a research-intensive institution whose international research spans four areas of strength: heritage conservation, quantum technologies, refugees and migration, and African studies. Advancing innovation through international partnerships...
Innovating Canada
