Ont. invests $4.9M in two manufacturers

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Ontario’s Regional Development Program invests $4.9M in two manufacturers

The investment from the Regional Development Program hopes to create at least 45 jobs. » Read more

Canadians want businesses to do more to tackle climate change and wealth inequality

The 2022 survey also revealed that 50 per cent of respondents think it is imperative, even mandatory, for CEOs to help shape conversations and policies around job creation and economic growth. » Read more

Ontario’s safe employers receiving up to $1.5B rebate

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This third round of funding prioritizes regional projects, with a focus on cleantech and projects that involve physical installations and are capital intensive in nature. » Read more

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How new COVID-19 variants emerge: Natural selection and the evolution of SARS-CoV-2

The decline of case numbers during a pandemic is due to negative selection forces. These include effective public health interventions that limit the spread from one person to the next. » Read more

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