Mitacs supports
Canada's municipalities
AT MITACS WE WORK WITH YOU TO BRING YOUR IDEAS TO MARKET
WHAT KEEPS YOUR
MUNICIPALITY FROM INNOVATING?
SUCCESS STORIES
In the fight against climate change, the City of Peterborough was able to better assess the climate impact of their programs and activities through a collaboration with sustainability experts out of Trent University.
In a joint project with the University of Victoria, the City of Vancouver increased its capacity to deploy green rainwater infrastructure and demonstrate benefits to residents and businesses alike.
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WE WANT TO HEAR ABOUT YOUR MUNICIPALITY’S INNOVATION CHALLENGES
KEY BENEFITS
Non-repayable funding to bring your project to life
Deploy top talent on your project
Access state-of-the art research and facilities
No matter the size of your community,
we work with you
Who we are
Rolling out innovation projects, whether you are a major city, a smaller town, or a rural community, requires time, talent, and budget.
Mitacs can help you achieve your goals, connecting you to the right research talent and making your budget go further.
With 14,000 collaborations and 80 innovation project experts, Mitacs is a leader in Canada’s innovation ecosystem.
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UPDATE:
Mitacs will be attending CAMA's Annual Conference
in Huntsville, ON, from May 29th to 31st.
Come visit us at booth #20. We look forward to meeting you there!
The data, expertise, and tools you need to strengthen your community require talent, time, and budget. But finding the ideal combination of these three elements can be a challenge.
Mitacs helps you bridge those gaps.
We offer funding (non repayable grants) and connect municipalities with post-secondary researchers
for innovative projects — from affordable housing, green initiatives, transit, infrastructure,
climate change — and more —to tackle your most difficult challenges and create vibrant and
healthy communities.
No matter the scope of the project, we can help.
The Pontiac Regional Municipal explored how to solve labour shortages via a pilot project with UQO for the resettlement and support of foreign workers and immigrant families in agricultural areas.
Research conducted by a Dalhousie University team aimed to provide reliable information to the Halifax Regional Municipality's urban forestry staff for improved decision-making to enhance the sustainability of the city’s tree population.