Supply Chain Canada: Link & Learn
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News & Media
Supply Chain Canada: Mastering Interview Series
THREE DIFFERENT 1-hour online interactive workshops, designed to prepare you with tips, techniques, and strategies.
Government of Canada Launches Program To Create 2,000 Youth Jobs In The Agriculture Sectors
The YESP aims to support agri-food employers and provide young Canadians between the ages of 15 and 30 with job experience in agriculture that could lead to a career working in the sector.
3 Guys Greens Launches Winnipeg's First Salad Subscription Service
Featuring premium nutrient-dense microgreens, the salad subscription service offers deliveries once per week.
Intrinsic Analytics, in partnership with St. Boniface Hospital Research, awarded COVID-19 Innovation Proof of Concept Grant
Intrinsic Analytics is committed to creating opportunities for development and combining industrial research with modern technology to further the provincial COVID-19 response and assist in the return to normalcy.
Four Manitoba Companies Receive Funding for COVID-19 Research
Research Manitoba is investing and leveraging more than a half-million dollars to support the provincial COVID-19 response by championing local industry-academic research partnerships.
Province To Provide More Than $25 Million For Youth Employment In Summer
The funds will go to supporting more than 8,000 youth employment opportunities
Farmers Edge Announces First of its Kind Canola Heat Blast Yield Protection
Affordable, easy-to-use insurance product reduces the risk of extreme weather for canola growers in Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba
The Science Behind That Swab
The Youth BIOlab team partnered recently with onsite experts from Intrinsic Analytics to demonstrate what’s happening behind the science of COVID-19 nasopharyngeal swab tests
Indigenous Food Business Stories
Hear product development research stories from Indigenous business leaders
University of Manitoba Health Sciences Career Fair
If you're interested in learning more about careers in academia and industry, be sure to register for this year's Health Sciences Career Fair.
Protein From Prairies: The Global Potential of Canadian Crops
Canada looks set to play a vital role in the plant-based food revolution, helping to diversify the world’s protein supply for decades to come
BioTalent Canada Ranks as one of 50 Best Workplaces in Canada
Congratulations to BioTalent Canada for ranking on the 10-50 employee list!
AgriTech Venture Forum 2021
The AGRI Tech Venture Forum is an annual event that serves as a converging point for global ag-tech leaders
WTCA 2021 General Assembly Week
For the first-time ever, the World Trade Centre Assocication welcomes a larger audience with a 100% virtual, week-long event.
Seven Oaks General Hospital’s CDIC is fighting back against kidney disease with a new, cutting-edge screening machine
People living in remote and rural parts of Manitoba may soon have access to an efficient and potentially life-saving kidney disease detector.
WEBINAR: Vaccinations in the Workplace
What are the rights and obligations of employers with regard to vaccination policies? What should employers consider prior to implementing a policy for testing or vaccination?
SciMar Starts First Clinical Trial of SciMar NuPa
The trial includes 16 participants whose blood will be drawn and analyzed several times over 24 weeks
Life sciences, business and research leaders ask Prime Minister Trudeau for a new approach to the sector
BAM Joins 18 other leaders in the life science sector
Three-Minute Thesis- University of Manitoba
Three Minute Thesis (3MT) is an annual competition for graduate students in a thesis-based program. The University of Manitoba 3MT is part of an overall strategy to highlight our graduate students, promote UM research and connect with the community.
Studies Show Pfizer Vaccine Lasts At Least Six Months
Pfizer Inc and BioNTech's COVID-19 vaccine is around 91% effective at preventing the disease, citing updated trial data that included participants inoculated for up to six months.