Innovating Canada
collaboration
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NBIF Brings Competitive Advantage to New Brunswick
The New Brunswick Innovation Foundation is a leading example of the many organizations supporting innovation across Canada.
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Sheridan’s Vast Network Gives Research and Innovation an EDGE
By leveraging its network of industry and community partners, Sheridan College is taking a collaborative approach — and it gives them an EDGE.
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Moving Solution-Driven Inventions Forward Through Innovation@UCalgary
Partnerships with University of Calgary’s IMPACT Clinical Trials Accelerator move health innovations forward, from concept to marketplace.
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Humber Gaining Momentum as Top Research College
Humber College’s Centres of Innovation (COIs) bridge the gap between innovation and application, concepts and commercialization.
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Corporate-Charitable Partnerships Are a Powerful Win-Win
Founder of Spire Philanthropy, Brad Offman, shares insight on how strategic community investment can give corporations a powerful edge.
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How Saskatchewan Polytechnic Helps Industry Solve Problems
Saskatchewan Polytechnic’s full service, collaborative approach to industry partnerships leads to comprehensive solutions and numerous other advantages.
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For the World’s Poorest, the Climate Crisis Is a Water Crisis
In the communities where WaterAid works across the world, the lack of regular access to reliable water sources is being exacerbated by climate change.
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The Honourable Bernadette Jordan on Canada’s Blue Economy
We asked the Honourable Bernadette Jordan, Canada’s Minister of Fisheries, Oceans, and the Canadian Coast Guard, about ecosystems and tackling climate change.
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Diversity and Social Engagement — The Keys to Excellence
Diversity programs can set the stage for community engagement in an industry not known for inclusivity; take it from about CMiC's Ready, Set, Build! initiative.
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The Final Straw: Collaboration Is the Answer to Canada’s Plastic Pollution Problem
A future approach to manage plastic waste depends on governments, businesses, and citizens collaborating on these three solutions.
