Friday, 12 October 2012

Sysgaz Inc. Receives Financial Support from Government of Canada


Denis Lebel, Minister of Transport, Infrastructure and Communities and Minister of the Economic Development Agency of Canada for the Regions of Quebec, announced that the firm Sysgaz Inc. has been granted financial assistance.

The Government grant has been granted in the form of a $174,690 repayable contribution through Canada Economic Development’s temporary Initiative for The Strengthening of Quebec’s Forest Economies (TISQFE).

In 2009, Sysgaz Inc was founded. The firm produces biofuel derived from organic residual materials. The firm specializes in the management of biogas energy conversion projects and the supply of integrated biofuel production systems for high energy-consuming companies in Quebec.

The firm will use the government grant to evaluate the quantity of reclaimable biogas from the Dolbeau-Mistassini landfill that could be converted into biofuel.

“By lending financial support to Sysgaz, the Government of Canada is demonstrating its firm commitment to promoting economic growth center, in particular, on innovation,” said Minister Lebel.

It will be leading to the development of a new renewable energy industry in the Maria-Chapdelaine Regional County Municipality and the potential for diversifying and strengthen the local economy.

Thursday, 11 October 2012

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Tuesday, 2 October 2012

P.E.I. research facility gets federal funding

 
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Delivra Inc. officially opened a new research facility on Prince Edward Island. The Delivra medication is one of the most important breakthroughs ever developed to deliver pain relief medication. Dr. Joseph Gabriele and his team have developed a cream derived from natural ingredients with an absorption rate six times stronger than any other current product.
Gary Goodyear, minister of state for science and technology, stated that Ottawa will continue to focus funding on the top priorities of jobs, growth and long-term prosperity, and investing in innovative companies like Delivra Inc. is an effective way to meet the goals.

The Government of Canada has funded Delivera Inc. in the amount of $220,000 in order to assist the establishment of the new facility in Prince Edward Island. The Government funds will be used partly to purchase the equipment needed to further R&D research testing of the project.
According to their site, New LivRelief topical creams are effective alternatives to oral medication for acute and chronic pain, and often faster-acting than oral medication. Unlike pills that pass through major organs and can cause stomach upset, cardiovascular problems and a host of other side effects, LivRelief products deliver fast, effective relief and healing through the skin, directly to the painful muscle or joint.

“If you could take medication in the form of a skin cream - and it was more effective than a pill - which one would you choose? It just makes sense.”
- Dr. Joseph Gabriele
“As a result of the government’s investment into Delivra Inc., many Canadians will one day be able to take their current medications in a safer topical format – getting the same benefit, but with fewer side effects.”

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E-LEARNING COMPANY RECIEVING $3.5 MILLION TO OPEN AN OFFICE IN NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR


Desire2Learn is a company that is aiming to transform the way the world learns.  John Baker founded the eLearning or Learning Management Systems (LMS) company Desire2Learn in 1999 after identifying his own unfulfilled need for learning online while studying Systems design engineering at the University of Waterloo. Baker has won numerous awards including Top 40 Under 40 in Waterloo Region in 2009, has been inducted into the Entrepreneur Hall of Fame in Waterloo Region as Intreprid Entrepreneur of the Year in 2009, and received the University of Waterloo Engineering Young Alumni Achievement Medal in 2010.

According to CBC news, the company currently employs 560 people worldwide and has operations in the Untied states, Europe, Brazil, Australia and Singapore.

Desire2Learn may provide the next generation learning environment and solutions to involve and influence learners for a lifetime. They help their clients break down barriers to accessing the highest quality learning experiences, including being recognized for their leadership in accessibility.According to their website, Desire2Learn is a global leader in Cloud-based (SaaS) learning solutions and provides an open and extensible platform to over 700 clients and over 8 million learners in higher education, K-12, healthcare, government and the corporate sector (including Fortune 100 companies).

“We’re trying to build a company that’s really trying to transform the way the world learns.” –Desire2Learn president and CEO John Baker.

According to Desire2Learn, they are passionate about “creating solutions that can ignite the desire to learn in anyone.” They say that they are driven to make a real difference in people's lives, which is why nearly half of their staff is dedicated to research and development. With a focus on user experience, accessibility, mobility, platform security and reliability they deliver systems that their clients and learners can count on anywhere, anytime.

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