Through the Agri-Food and Bio-Industrial Innovation Program (ABIP), Alberta-based applicants can receive up to 75% to a maximum of $500,000 to reduce greenhouse gas-emissions by helping to develop new agri-food technology, systems, and/or processes.
The DIGITAL Technology Leadership Program offers a minimum of $7 million in funding for projects developing and commercializing novel technology for Canada’s healthcare and natural resources.
The DIGITAL Horizon AI’s Technology Commercialization Program offers up to 35% of eligible costs with a minimum of $1M in funding to help research artificial intelligence (AI) solutions for strengthening intellectual property and data management.
In Canada, the VR landscape is vibrant and rapidly evolving, with several major players driving innovation and pushing the boundaries of what is possible. In this article, we will delve into the key trends shaping the virtual reality industry in Canada.
The Tax Court of Canada released its decision in the Buhler Versatile Inc. vs. His Majesty the King case, and Justice Wong’s decision provided positive implications for system uncertainty that claimants should consider when structuring a SR&ED claim.
