Outcast Foods will use the money to expand its local plant and build a plant in Southern Ontario that will have the capacity to generate up to $30-million in revenue annually.
The Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency has provided a grant of $218,250 to help UNB and George Washington implement the I-STEM program for researchers and scientists.
The expansion will allow the company to create new jobs and continue to develop its salmon breeding expertise with marine genomics technology.
The big reason for last year’s boom in New Brunswick funding was the three big deals that accounted for about four-fifths of the total funding.
St. John’s-based Sequence Bio is partnering with three Moncton doctors for the NB Genome Project Pilot.
Halifax-based DGI Clinical has launched a new app, SymptomGuide Dementia, that allows caregivers to track and manage symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease.
Damilare Odumosu is the founder of All Farmers Online, a digital product that connects the parties that improve the agricultural supply chain in Africa.
For the past three months, a team led by entrepreneur John Hamblin has been working on a project that uses Google Home to help seniors maintain better contact with family members and carers.
Two indie video game development companies based in Prince Edward Island have signed exclusive publishing deals with Toronto-based game publisher, Throwback Entertainment.
The Fredericton company has developed RISE, a cloud-based, multi-user platform that is made to find efficiencies in the forest industry value chain.
