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Government of Canada Announces $1.3 Billion in Funding to Support over 9,700 Researchers and Projects

by Rebecca Bollwitt

Yesterday at a press conference at TRIUMF Labs at UBC, the Honourable Mélanie Joly, Minister of Industry and Minister responsible for Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions, and the Honourable Marjorie Michel, Minister of Health, announced over $1.3 billion in funding to support over 9,700 researchers and research projects across Canada.

TRIUMF particle accelerator lab at UBC - Miss604 Photo
TRIUMF particle accelerator lab at UBC – Miss604 Photo

Government of Canada Announces Funding for Researchers and Projects

The Government of Canada committed to building a more innovative, inclusive and resilient future at a time when global challenges are becoming increasingly complex. This funding will empower the next generation of Canadian researchers, those whose work will drive the scientific and technological breakthroughs that underpin our national response to critical issues such as public health, artificial intelligence, climate change and social equity.

TRIUMF particle accelerator lab at UBC – Miss604 Photo

“These researchers aren’t just imagining the future—they’re building it. Their work covers topics such as pandemic readiness and cutting-edge technology, and it reflects the Government of Canada’s commitment to driving innovation, strengthening the economy and tackling the challenges that matter most to Canadians. With this support, we’re empowering the talent that will shape a more resilient, inclusive and globally competitive Canada.”
– The Honourable Mélanie Joly,
Minister of Industry and Minister responsible for Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions

  • TRIUMF particle accelerator lab at UBC - Miss604 Photo
    TRIUMF is Canada's national particle accelerator centre. Located at UBC. Photos by Miss604/Bollwitt.

The funding is distributed across the country through:

By supporting the development of life-saving treatments, advancing clean technology and generating critical evidence to shape informed public policy, these investments aim to not only improve the lives of Canadians but also reaffirm Canada’s standing as a global leader in science and innovation.

Joly’s remarks included strong words of support for Canadian research and innovation at all levels, and highlighted the importance of collaboration and international connections in the face of the many challenges facing the global research communities.
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