Femtech Canada hopes to bring women’s healthtech to market through its first commercialization program
Femtech Canada announces wHealth MedPath commercialization program to help bring women’s health solutions to market.
Juravinski Hospital rebuild supports world-class innovation
Discover how Juravinski Hospital’s rebuild will fuel Hamilton’s health innovation ecosystem, boosting life sciences research and talent.
Alex Muggah, VP of Life Sciences at Innovation Factory and Director of the Synapse Consortium, receives 2025 LSO Community Impact Award
This recognition highlights Alex’s vital role in building a more connected and collaborative ecosystem for life sciences in Ontario.
Advancing women’s health: Femtech Canada Forum unites key leaders in Montréal
Read more about the 2024 Femtech Canada Forum, where industry leaders and pioneers gathered to discuss opportunities and gaps in the sector.
Ontario Launches Next Phase of Life Sciences Strategy
Discover how the Government of Ontario’s investment of an additional $146 million to boost biomanufacturing will level up their life sciences strategy.
Femtech Canada calls for $100 Million in Federal funding to advance women’s health innovation
The proposed $100 million would be allocated to various initiatives designed to foster growth in the Canadian femtech ecosystem, from research and development to commercialization and scaling of innovative solutions focused on women’s health.
Businesses in Halton, Hamilton and surrounding areas to scale up to support critical sectors
Discover how the Government of Canada is boosting innovation with over $8.5 million in federal support for sectors in Halton and Hamilton.
Synapse Life Science Consortium Partners with Mohawk Medbuy
Learn about the new consortium partnership with Mohawk Medbuy to help life sciences innovators within the Hamilton-Halton region.
McMaster and Kapoose Creek Bio set sights on new fungi-derived medicines in new $2.2M drug discovery partnership
Researchers at Kapoose Creek Bio partner with McMaster University to develop a new synthetic biology platform for fungi-derived medicines.
Made-in-Hamilton app speeds up lifesaving treatment for heart attacks
The Ontario Centre of Innovation recently announced $500,000 in provincial funding to expand a made-in-Hamilton smartphone app into the Ottawa region.