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Lumiio and MitoCanada Launch New Patient Registry Targeting Mitochondrial Disease in Canada

Building a Patient-Centered Community by Generating Meaningful Data, Enhancing Collaborations, and Accelerating Outcomes

Calgary, AB – Lumiio is proud to announce the launch of MitoCanada’s mitochondrial disease patient registry. This registry will enable a fulsome understanding of mitochondrial disease patients from across Canada by capturing critical information directly from patients. These valuable insights benefit the community by supporting research partnerships across the country, advancing patient advocacy efforts, and attracting clinical trials.

Eight new labour market reports that dive deep into each region

You downloaded our national labour market intelligence report (LMI)—Close-up on the Bio-economy. You probably pored over all of the data and thought to yourself “wow, this is great, but I wonder what a report specific to my region might look like?” Well, wonder no more because today, BioTalent Canada released five regional LMI reports—Western Canada, The Prairies, Ontario, Québec, and Atlantic Canada—and three hub reports—Greater Montreal, Greater Toronto Area, and Metro Vancouver. Now, you can take a more granular look at the labour market data specific to your region.

Like the national report, the regionals outline the strategies needed to reach lofty, but attainable, talent forecasts. No two regions are the same. The strategies laid out in the national report are not necessarily a one size fits all. The regional reports go into the unique challenges each region faces and the individual opportunities each region can capitalize on.

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$1.5M wage subsidy to break down walls for barriered youth in Canada’s bio-economy

BioTalent Canada announced the relaunch of its successful Career Starter wage subsidy program. Career Starter provides bio-economy employers with funds to provide opportunities to barriered youth. The $1.5M project bridges the gap between talent and industry, introduces participants to the bio-economy as a viable career path, and enables employers to strengthen their workforce.