Intégration des connaissances sur les habitats fauniques pour la planification territoriale autochtone : le cas du lynx du Canada

Le projet vise à caractériser le potentiel d’habitat de plusieurs espèces culturellement significatives, dont le lynx du Canada, sur le territoire de 2 communautés autochtones de l’Abitibi, à proposer un zonage du territoire selon des vocations identifiées par les communautés (ex. chasse au petit gibier) et à élaborer des recommandations d’aménagement du territoire. Le stagiaire […]

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Grain Quality and Traceability Mobile App Development

Farms currently suffer from undervalued commodities, spoilage, and traceability issues. While Canadian growers can market their own grain, this places extra responsibilities on the grower such as monitoring the time, price, and place they wish to sell their grain. To determine the price of grain one must be able to determine the quality of the […]

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Exploring the agronomic and soil health benefits of liming in the Prairies

Soil acidity in Alberta and northeastern British Columbia has been recognized as a problem since the early 1960’s. With the current application of N fertilizers, this problem has persisted making it unsustainable to maintain high crop yields in the long term. This project hypothesizes that the one-time application of lime to increase soil pH will […]

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Unpacking the role of environmental stress and disease in salmon declines.

This program will investigate the role disease plays in salmon declines and the risks posed by open-net salmon farming to wild Pacific salmon. First, our ongoing partnership with the Broughton Archipelago Transition Initiative (BATI) will monitor salmon-farm impacts, serving as a testing ground for monitoring technologies to support Indigenous self-determination. Second, we will expand our […]

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Information System Analysis, Reconfiguration, and Improvement – BOLD Growth Inc.

The intern will assist the company in upgrading and advancing the use of different information technologies including an HRM system, a knowledge base, and primarily focusing on an ERP system. These duties will include auditing the data entered in these systems, updating new features, training staff on new features, and performing basic data analysis to […]

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Linking fertiliser recommendations to nutrient use efficiency and crop productivity on Labrador farms; role of soil carbon

Farming on lands converted from boreal forest is challenged by the low fertility, high acidity and metal toxicity of their soils. Soil organic matter mitigates loss of fertility and facilitates retention and use efficiency of nutrients added with fertilisers. Fertilisers are the most expensive inputs for the farms in the region. Currently there is no […]

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Amélioration et standardisation de l’extraction des nitrates à partir de co-produits de céleri et laitue produits au Canada pour le marché des aliments biologiques

L’industrie agroalimentaire produit des tonnes de résidus de céleri et de laitue qui sont soit compostés, soit rejetés à grand frais. Ces résidus végétaux sont très riches en nitrates à l’extraction ou à la valorisation pour le domaine des aliments biologiques à valeur ajoutée pour la santé. La présente proposition vise à développer deux extraits […]

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Bonification des outils d’analyse des facteurs organisationnels et psychosociaux du travail : tenir compte du sexe et du genre en prévention des troubles musculo-squelettiques (TMS)

Ce projet porte sur la bonification des outils d’analyse des contraintes organisationnelles et psychosociales du travail du guide INSPQ pour la prévention des TMS (Stock et al, 2021), afin de mieux tenir compte du sexe et du genre en prévention des TMS. Un comité de suivi avec d’utilisateurs potentiels des outils et des experts sera […]

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The R-Tech data rover – from prototype to commercial product

Manitoba has an opportunity to transform agriculture practices through advances in sensors, robotics, and machine learn-ing. Real-time, automated methods of in-field data collection are needed to increase productivity and sustainability in production agriculture, to expedite plant breeding and research, and to further the uptake of organic farming. To this end, we are developing a self-propelled, […]

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Characterizing groundwater-surface water interactions in constructed side-channel habitat along a gravel bed river floodplain

On the former floodplain of the Mamquam River in Squamish, British Columbia are a series of side-channels that were constructed by the Department of Fisheries and Oceans Canada in 1983-1996. These channels were built to restore some of the side-channel habitat that was lost following the dyking of the Mamquam River mainstem for flood protection. […]

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