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Research Services in Canada
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Triumf Innovations Inc
We are the interface bridging TRIUMF—Canada's national particle accelerator laboratory—with the business world. We link cutting-edge science and technology to tangible business opportunities by: Connecting TRIUMF’s multidisciplinary team of over 500 staff and 150 students researchers and technologies to the world via industry partnerships, licensing, and startup companies. Providing streamlined pathways for businesses to access TRIUMF’s world-class infrastructure and expertise. Developing business and commercialization opportunities for applied physics-based technologies —relevant to health care, aerospace, natural resources, information and communications technology, security, advanced manufacturing, and beyond—through technology assessment, development and transfer, fund raising, and industry partnering.
1 to 10 staff
Tsotsos Lab
The Laboratory for Active and Attentive Vision (LAAV) has its roots in the original Computer Vision Laboratory at the University of Toronto founded by John Tsotsos in 1980. In those years it was part of the Artificial Intelligence Group in the Department of Computer Science. There, Tsotsos also founded the Technical Report Series: Research in Biological and Computational Vision (1984 – 1996). In January Tsotsos moved to York University to take up the Directorship of the Centre for Vision Research and a portion of that lab followed him. The history of the current lab thus goes back to 1980 and includes a significant number of students, post-docs and publications from the pre-York era. At York, the Laboratory for Active and Attentive Vision is situated within the Department of Computer Science & Engineering. It is also one of over 35 labs in the much larger Centre for Vision Research (cvr.yorku.ca). The lab has grown steadily over its history now bursting at the seams in rooms 3001 A, B and 3054 in the Lassonde building. With a rich set of international collaborators, and a well-equipped infrastructure the lab is an exciting research focus for interdisciplinary research on human and primate visual attention and active vision for robotics. Research is ongoing within four themes: Refinements and Expansions of the Selective Tuning Model (ST) for Visual Attention; Human Experimental Investigations on the relationship of ST To Biological Vision and Visually-Guided Robotics with application to Aids for the Physically Disabled.
11 to 50 staff
Ubc Centre For Health Services And Policy Research
CHSPR is an independent research centre based in the School of Population and Public Health of the University of British Columbia. Our mission is to stimulate scientific enquiry into health system performance, equity, and sustainability. As leaders of independent, policy relevant research and graduate training, we are dedicated to fostering visionary research within a collaborative and innovative research environment. Our work engages and informs health policy and issues that matter to Canadians. Research We build knowledge that improves health services in Canada. Our work stimulates scientific enquiry into population health and into ways in which health services can best be organized, funded and delivered. Our researchers and staff carry out a diverse program of research and development, delivering the tools and analyses needed to renew health care and improve the health of Canadians. Graduate Training We train health policy leaders of tomorrow in a collaborative research environment. Our training programs are uniquely multidisciplinary with a focus on creative development and use of evidence to inform decision making. We prepare our graduates for the complex and rapidly changing health care environment. Knowledge Translation We are committed to translating research into action. We conduct research that is relevant to today’s health policy concerns and work with decision makers to support informed decisions that improve health care in British Columbia, Canada, and abroad.
11 to 50 staff
Ubc Data Science Institute
The DSI is a Faculty of Science initiative designed to incubate and accelerate research, innovation and training in data-intensive science. The DSI works to enable the formation of interdisciplinary research teams to advance data science research and to apply new techniques to complex problems faced across domains, including health, science and arts. The DSI provides a collaboration hub to enable inter-faculty interactions on research problems involving large and complex data sets. It also enables organizations outside the university to access the diverse inter-faculty expertise at UBC related to complex data analysis and modelling. To advance this agenda, the DSI: 1) Facilitates the formation of interdisciplinary research teams to advance data research and development. 2) Provides comprehensive training opportunities to data scientists at the post-doctoral level. 3) Serves as an entry-point for partners seeking access to UBC’s world-class expertise in managing, analyzing and leveraging data at scale. 4) Enables a network of researchers, units and organizations to develop collaborative tools and solutions for their data-rich applications.
11 to 50 staff
Ubc Envision Aiche Student Chapter
UBC Envision is the AIChE Student Chapter at the University of British Columbia, originally founded as the UBC Chem-E-Car team. For many years, the team operated with just 5–10 members. In 2015, a surge in interest—driven by stronger recruitment and outreach—sparked rapid growth. A generous donation from the Daniel Family Foundation in 2016 enabled us to expand significantly, launching new student-led projects and providing more hands-on opportunities. With support from the Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering and CHBE faculty, we introduced a junior Chem-E-Car team and projects in flow cells, beer brewing, and biofuels. In 2017, we rebranded as UBC Envision, an umbrella organization that now encompasses a diverse set of engineering design teams. As of 2025, UBC Envision is a thriving, student-run platform for innovation, technical skill-building, and community impact. Our current projects include- Chem-E-Car: Designing and building chemically powered model vehicles for competitions- Green Joule: Developing a fully functional bioreactor system to explore sustainable bioprocessing and renewable production pathways- CRIT (Cosmetic Research and Innovation Team): Researching cosmetic products with a focus on formulation science, performance, and sustainability. UBC Envision empowers undergraduate students to turn bold ideas into real-world engineering solutions, gaining practical experience and contributing to a more sustainable future.
51 to 200 staff
Udem International
UdeM international accompagne et soutient le personnel enseignant, ainsi que les unités d’enseignement et de recherche dans la mise en œuvre de leurs priorités et activités d’internationalisation. Nous contribuons également à faire vivre une expérience internationale formatrice et enrichissante à la population étudiante, autant à l’UdeM qu’à l’extérieur du Québec. Tous ensemble, nous développons et consolidons les liens de collaboration et les actions de coopération internationale de l’Université avec des partenaires à l’extérieur de la province.
11 to 50 staff
Unesco-Prev Chair
The main mission of the Chair is to act as a centre of excellence in order to develop, share and promote research and actions in the context of primary, secondary and tertiary prevention of violent radicalization and extremism.
11 to 50 staff
Veperformance
developement of high efficiency axial flux permanent magnet electric motor and control for direct drive application in large size vehicle. dual 4 phases design for gearless direct drive we have build and tested several electric drivetrain units in different vehicle with very good results.
1 to 10 staff
We-Spark Health Institute
WE-SPARK Health is unique healthcare and academic partnership between Erie Shores HealthCare, Hotel-Dieu Grace Healthcare, St. Clair College, University of Windsor and Windsor Regional Hospital bringing researchers and infrastructure together to ignite discovery for better health.
1 to 10 staff
Wellnext Llc
At Wellnext, we believe in the power of partnerships. This is why we help bring together Pharmaceuticals, Physicians, Patients, and other stakeholders to pursue our collective purpose - to help improve patient care. Our services include principle investigator recruitment, patient identification, recruitment and retention, IRB communication, database management, site and clinical trial management, and adherence to regulatory standards. Our founding members boast an impressive 12-year track record in conducting Phase 2–4 clinical trials across diverse therapeutic domains. Our proficient clinical research team has the expertise necessary to support our Sponsors and Contract Research Organizations (CROs) in the efficient attainment of their project objectives.
11 to 50 staff
West Hants Historical Society
The West Hants Historical Society seeks to preserve, present and promote the rich history of Hants County in relation to the larger history of the Province of Nova Scotia and the nation of Canada. Based in Windsor, Nova Scotia, the West Hants Historical Society runs a seasonal Museum as well as a genealogy department that is open year-round. In addition, the society provides summer guide service at the Fort Edward Blockhouse. Objectives Listed in the Memorandum of Association (1973): To Collect, Record and Preserve the History of Hants County and adjacent area. To Identify and Mark any important Landmark, Structure, or Event connected with the History of Hants County. To Establish and Operate a Museum and Research Library. To Promote the Restoration and Preservation of Fort Edward, Windsor, N.S, and the erection of other structures and services incidental thereto. To Initiate and Promote Programmes to further historic interest in the Heritage of Hants County. To Compile and Publish Historical Data from material collected by the Society.
11 to 50 staff
Wise - Waterloo Institute For Sustainable Energy
The Waterloo Institute for Sustainable Energy (WISE) is a recognized leader in sustainable energy research. WISE connects industry and research partners with 100+ faculty in engineering, environment, science, arts and math and provides access to world-class labs and facilities at the University of Waterloo. Our mission is to conduct original research and provide solutions that can be implemented by government, industry, and civil society. Ultimately, we're aiming to develop energy systems and policies that meet the test of long-term sustainability. The Affordable Energy for Humanity Global Change Initiative is an emerging international collaboration between the world's leading scientists, technology developers and practitioners on the topic of universal energy access. The vision of the consortium (comprising 150 plus leading energy access researchers and practitioners from 49 institutions and 22 countries) is to deliver the next generation technologies, innovations and practical solutions that will drive the costs of energy services to a level low enough for a revolution in energy access without the need for tax incentives and subsidies. WISE continues to intensify communication and outreach programs to share the knowledge created and to cultivate energy literacy. WISE and the University of Waterloo are becoming internationally recognized as leaders in addressing the global energy challenge.
1 to 10 staff
Women's Health Research Cluster
The Women’s Health Research Cluster is an international multidisciplinary network of researchers, clinicians, community partners and trainees that work together to advance the health outcomes of women worldwide. Although we use the terms female/male to indicate biological sex, we mainly use women/men to encompass the terms sex and gender. WHY WOMEN’S HEALTH RESEARCH Although advances in sex-and-gender-based research approaches are needed to guide researchers in carrying out inclusive research, many domains of women’s health remain minimally, or not at all, studied. Women’s health research approaches are necessary to understand individual differences between women. There is a critical need to study individual differences across women, and to consider how different physiological (hormonal) experiences (menstruation, pregnancy, menopause) can influence women’s health and treatment and how gendered experiences and expectations may drive some of these differences. VISION We aspire to create a future where women can live equitably healthy lives from birth to old age. MISSION To form a multidisciplinary collaborative network of researchers and stakeholders to promote, expand, and catalyse impactful women’s health research. SHORT-TERM GOALS Establish a network of multidisciplinary researchers and engage women's health stakeholders across disciplines worldwide. Advance knowledge translation and training in knowledge translation within the field of women’s health. Create a collaborative interdisciplinary graduate program in Women’s Health at UBC. LONG-TERM GOAL Achieve sex-and-gender based health equity.
1 to 10 staff
Work Wellness Institute
The Work Wellness Institute was founded in 1985 as an applied research centre. We are committed to a core vision of turning research into practice, conducting and supporting global research, and mobilizing knowledge that positively impacts workplace health practices. Our goal is to lead evidence-informed change through continued collaborative work with partners across academia, industry, government, and community.
11 to 50 staff
Yourika Ai
YOURIKA AI is at the forefront of commercial AI research and development, aiming to accelerate, empower, and elevate AI's positive impacts by solving problems that matter in verticals that matter. We partner strategically to help bring transformative products to market and launch our own products and services focusing on AI-driven solutions that create lasting societal and stakeholder impact. Verticals that matter to us: Digital Health & Nursing | Education | Environment Our AI-driven Platform: Smart'n, the GPT for nurses. Nurses can ask Smart'n anything for instant, trustworthy answers, on-the-job support, and personalized career guidance. Guided by a mission to empower every nurse by making every day easier, more efficient and less stressful-Smart'n is partnering with nurses and those who value them to solve the global nursing crisis. Our AI Models:'nGALE - the most accurate LLM designed exclusively for nurses 4CIQ - Predictive model that can accurately predict and assess knowledge 4CRN - Predictive model that can accurately predict employee retention Our Solutions: Verticalized Generative AI Accelerators (Great for GPTs) Verticalized Predictive AI Accelerators (Turn data into predictive insights) Personalized and Adaptive Learning AI-driven assessments Our Services: AI Research & Development AI Strategy AI/Data Kick-start & Acceleration
11 to 50 staff
Acadia Drive Animal Clinic
We welcome new patients and pets to our full-service animal care facility in Aylmer, Ontario. We offer vaccinations, support and surgery for cats and dogs.
1 to 10 staff
Ajax Animal Hospital
A full service companion animal veterinary practice serving the needs of the pets and people of Ajax-Pickering for 45 years.
1 to 10 staff
Ambleside Animal Hospital
Ambleside Animal Hospital provides veterinary routine care, surgery, dental, and alternative medicine therapies to the North Shore and beyond.
11 to 50 staff
Beechmount Animal Hospital
Veterinarian in Waterloo, ON - Visit our skilled Veterinarian in Waterloo, ON. Accepting new appointments. Call today or request an appointment online.
1 to 10 staff
Bramal Inc
Bramal’s goal is to implement the “environomic” principal to develop and promote competitive, “value added” products, which are derived from the unwanted, underutilized and surplus materials generated by our society. We shall pursue business development and environmental stewardship through the open market demand for technically innovative products and procedures produced via the closure of our materials loop. Mission To decrease the overconsumption of energy by distributing and successfully marketing Bramal LED's innovative lighting products; resulting in optimizing the usage of our electricity resources and generating worthwhile savings to the end users. Vision To manufacture and successfully market very innovative-exclusive lighting products that can answer ecologic-economic needs and are sure to benefit the proactive users while contributing to the overall sustainability process.
11 to 50 staff
Britannia Animal Hospital
Our veterinarians in Mississauga welcome your pet! Call Britannia Animal Hospital at (905) 824-7387 for friendly, expert veterinary care in ON.
1 to 10 staff
Centre For Advanced Building Envelope Research Caber - Carleton University
The Centre for Advanced Building Envelope Research (CABER) seeks to improve upon the efficiency and resiliency of building performance, by focusing on the relationship between a building’s envelope and different forms of energy loss. In Canada, residential and commercial buildings direct most of their energy use toward the heating and cooling of indoor space, contributing greatly to the overall greenhouse gas emissions released per year. By improving the performance efficiency of building envelopes, CABER strives to reduce emissions through optimizing all elements separating the climate-controlled indoors and the uncontrolled climate beyond. Drawing upon advances in super-thin insulation materials, prefabricated construction and panelized retrofits, CABER will develop new approaches to constructing building envelopes that are thinner, cheaper, and new methods for renovating existing buildings with less cost and less disruption. This ultimately plays a large role in helping to meet Canada’s climate change goals. Researchers on the CABER team are creating new experimental infrastructure to develop equipment capable of testing full scale residential building facades, as well as creating a materials characterization lab. The new infrastructure will enable researchers to study how heat, air and moisture move through materials and highly insulated wall systems. Focus is being brought to how these elements contribute to occupant health, comfort and building science risks, including condensation, mold growth and rot. CABER’s research, in partnership with Algonquin College and the Cold Climate Housing Research Center, will create innovative opportunities for Canada’s manufacturing, construction and renovation industries, providing new technical solutions to cut heat loss in buildings and reduce the cost associated with net zero ready and deep energy retrofit construction.
11 to 50 staff
Cerc In Health Equity And Community Wellbeing
The Canada Excellence Research Chair in Health Equity and Community Wellbeing (CERC) program is a transformative research initiative that employs an engaged community partnership approach to expand our understanding, practice, and delivery of health outcomes for all members of our communities. The CERC in Health Equity and Community Wellbeing is led by professor Karen Soldatic. Collaborating closely with a network of health-care institutions, service providers, and civil society organizations, the program aims for a paradigm shift – one that challenges a siloed, expert-driven approach to health and well-being and moves instead towards a community-engaged, preventative model of well-being. Uniquely applying a critical disability lens, the research program aims to not only reduce health disparities that are inextricable from their social contexts, but to embed community knowledge into health-care institutions, systems and models of delivery. The CERC program is known worldwide as one of the most prestigious of its kind. This $8-million, eight-year program is funded by the Tri-agency Institutional Programs Secretariat on behalf of the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC), the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) and the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR).
1 to 10 staff
Cheltenham Veterinary Centre
The Cheltenham Veterinary Centre is proud to provide preventative and emergency medical and surgical services for companion (Dogs, Cats), large (Horses, Cows, Sheep, Goats) and exotic (Rabbits, Pocket pets, Alpaca, Llama, Pet Pigs, Reptiles and Birds) animals.
1 to 10 staff
