Innovating Canada
ISSUE: Canadian Innovation (2021)
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Students Become Future-Ready by Honing Entrepreneurial Thinking Skills
The University of Calgary’s Hunter Hub for Entrepreneurial Thinking connects students to local innovation ecosystems and startups to gain valuable future-ready skills.
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Boarding a Flight? Do It Safely with FlyClear™ by LifeLabs®
The COVID-19 pandemic has made travelling a little more complicated. Many airlines and countries across the globe — including Canada — have been asking for proof of a negative COVID-19 test before you travel across the border.
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Canadian Innovation
The Canadian Innovation campaign aims to provide a platform to showcase new ideas, innovations and acceleration throughout different sectors.
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Reaching to the Cloud: What You Really Need to Know and Ask to Launch Your Business’ Digital Transformation
Not all businesses need to be in the cloud, but, in 2021, all businesses need to understand the cloud. So where do you start?
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Digital Smart Labels™: Designed & Engineered in Canada, Ready for the World
Digital Smart Labels™ are a Canadian innovation that’s transforming industries from healthcare to retail.
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Simplified, modern living solutions delivered right to your door
Furniture shopping doesn’t have to be a hassle. Cozey is simplifying Canadians’ lives with modular, stylish sofas that require no tools to assemble and deliver to your door in less than a week.
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Innovative Solutions to Increasing Demands within the Agrifood Industry
Demands around food are changing. Consumers are increasingly looking for meals that are convenient and sustainably produced, while still meeting their health and nutrition needs. While plenty of options are available for meeting Canadians’ protein needs, plant-based foods are some of the most likely to check all of the above boxes. And with each new...
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Canadian Innovators: Breaking Through the Pandemic
Many working and operating outside of the entrepreneurship space have the common misconception that Canadian startups and scale-ups primarily serve local markets, and do not have global scaling potential.
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SDTC Funds the Clean Tech Champions Who Will Lead Canada to a Net-Zero Economy
Precision AI uses drone-based technology to allow farmers to target individual weeds, only spraying herbicide where it is needed and avoiding crops. The Regina-based start-up says precise application and drone technology can save farmers up to $52 per acre per growing season and reduce pesticide use by up to 95%. This type of technology is...
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Tech startups are powering the shift to hybrid working
As some workers return to the office and others stay home, businesses are leaning on innovative technologies to keep employees healthy and engaged. Moving a gym online requires some technological heavy lifting. During the pandemic, thousands of fitness studios turned to Toronto-based WellnessLiving to help them make the leap. The company, whose software simplifies processes...
