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Government of Canada announces $8 million for national research chairs

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 23
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The Government of Canada announced nearly $8 million through the Canada Foundation for Innovation on October 23, 2026, to support research chairs nationwide. This funding, provided through the John R. Evans Leaders Fund and the CRC Program, supports 35 research chairs at 22 universities across the country. Projects being funded include the development of injectable biomaterials for healing in Quebec.

From manilatimes.net

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The investment supports research in priority sectors, such as critical mineral mining techniques and advanced biomaterials. This funding helps equip researchers with the infrastructure needed to advance discoveries in fields like tissue regeneration and cancer immunotherapies.

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  • QuebecSpeculative

    Quebec might see increased investment in biomaterials research, potentially boosting related industry contracts.

  • Government of OntarioSpeculative

    The Government of Ontario might see increased demand for specialized services related to critical mineral research.

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