Fraser Health named runner-up in Gartner awards
SURREY, BC – At Fraser Health, the Centre for Advanced Analytics, Data Science and Innovation (CAADSI) has developed an AI-enabled decision-support platform that’s designed for reuse across clinical and operational […]
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Funding AI and quantum tech in BC
VANCOUVER – The government of Canada announced an investment of over $17.3 million in eight businesses across British Columbia’s tech sector. These investments will accelerate the adoption and commercialization of […]
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Brossard to host a campus dedicated to women’s health
BROSSARD, QC – The City of Brossard and the Cité Universitaire de la Santé Des Femmes (CUSDF) have announced the launch, at Quartier Dix30, of a transformative and innovative project […]
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$62.3M for eHealth Sask upgrades not enough?
REGINA – eHealth Saskatchewan, which runs the province’s healthcare IT system, has been approved to spend up to $62.3 million on upgrades, but cybersecurity experts caution more needs to be […]
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TD donates to Dartmouth’s orthopedic surgeries
DARTMOUTH, NS — The Dartmouth General Hospital continues to grow as a regional leader in orthopedic surgeries. The hospital’s orthopedic department already handles the highest load of hip and knee […]
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Ontario fuels 10 start-ups with up to $500,000
TORONTO – The Ontario government is investing $5 million through the fourth round of the province’s Life Sciences Innovation Fund (LSIF) to help 10 companies develop and launch made-in-Ontario medical […]
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