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Ernst & Young finds Canadian biotech private companies are sustaining, while public companies are struggling
Ernst & Young Report
It was a case of some good news mixed with a lot of bad for Canada's Biotechnology sector in 2007, according to the findings of Ernst & Young's 2008 Beyond Borders Report. |
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Taking a Closer Look at the Canadian Life Science Industry's Top Priorities
By Chris Rogers
In 1985, Canada came through with a program designed to encourage growth and innovation in scientific research and development. |
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Can Canada's biotechnology cluster sustain itself?
BioTalent Canada releases its 2008 Biotechnology Labour Market Information Report, dubbed Splicing the data: The critical role of human resources in Canada's bio-economy, A labour market report, which holds some surprising information and facts.
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New Research Initiative Provides Unique Insight into Bio-Market Scientific Specialties Influence Purchasing Directions
By Michael O'Neil
A research initiative spearheaded by research firm BioMarket Dynamics, and supported through collaboration with Biotechnology Focus and Laboratory Focus magazines, has shed new light on the Canadian market for laboratory, analytical, and life sciences products and supplies. |
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Survey says: Canada's Biotech Sector in Need of More Government Participation
By Shawn Lawrence
These were just some of the questions we asked biotech company CEO's consultants, researchers and others across the country in terms of how they felt about the current state of the Canadian Biotechnology sector. |
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How is Canada Positioning Itself to Become a Strong Bio-Based Economy?
By Chris Rogers
With National Biotech Week going into its fifth year, BioteCanada is once again partnering with companies and institutions to deliver a week full of biotechnology related events from coast to coast. |
