Genome Canada - What's new?

enome Canada is a dynamic organization with many initiatives and events. Have a look at our most recent activities listed below.

	2012-02-03	Harper Government Invests In Personalized Medicine Improving the quality of life of Canadians by developing more effective treatments
	2012-02-02	A New President and CEO at the helm of Génome Québec
	2011-12-16	Two Research Facilities Awarded Technology Seeding Grants
	2011-12-14	BC scientists closing in on vaccine for ovarian cancer
	2011-12-07	Biotechnology Applications Forecast to Fuel Canada’s Economic Growth
	2011-12-06	Canadian scientist leading revolutionary approach to tackling forest pests
	2011-11-29	New funding ensures bright future for genome science and technology centres in BC
	2011-11-10	$200k Awarded to Genomics Researchers to Spark New Research Technology Development
	2011-11-01	Toronto-based Genomics Centre Gets $5 Million Injection
	2011-10-21	Canadian Institutions Partner to Invest $20m in Livestock Genomics Research
	2011-10-20	Restoring the “buzz” in honey bee colonies
	2011-10-19	New Partnership Program with University of British Columbia
	2011-10-03	Governments of Canada and Saskatchewan Support Development of New Environmental Technology
	2011-09-30	Library of gene function will speed up disease research
	2011-09-28	International Structural Genomics Consortium Announces $48.9 MILLION in Additional Funding to Continue the Search for New Medicines
	2011-09-19	Genome Prairie's Partnership with VIDO-InterVac Strengthens Regional Bioscience Cluster
	2011-09-12	Dr. Victor Dzau, 2011 Henry G. Friesen International Prizewinner, to host Public Forum
	2011-06-07	A message from the President and CEO With the release of the new Federal Budget, Dr. Pierre Meulien, President and CEO of Genome Canada, confirms that Genome Canada has received funding of $65 million for the 2011-12 fiscal year.
	2011-04-06	List of Eligible Registrations submitted to the Entrepreneurship Education in Genomics (EEG) program

Improving the quality of life of Canadians by developing more effective treatments

With the release of the new Federal Budget, Dr. Pierre Meulien, President and CEO of Genome Canada, confirms that Genome Canada has received funding of $65 million for the 2011-12 fiscal year.