Platform Innovation Centre in Calgary receives $2 million from the Government of Canada
The long-awaited innovation hub is set to officially open its doors in 2022.
The long-awaited innovation hub is set to officially open its doors in 2022.
“I hear the ring in my [ear], so I want to ring the bell.”
The Government of Québec has committed $6.5 million to the program.
The new org will have “a substantially greater impact,” says Startup Montréal.
Harper will assume leadership of the not-for-profit on April 4.
New fund backed by OMERS, Province of Ontario.
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