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Wavefront Wireless Commercialization Centre Society will receive up to $9.5 million in CAIP funding over the next five years.CVI, CDRD’s commercialization vehicle, acts as an accelerator, selecting promising technologies with the goal of advancing them to a stage where they can attract licensing or co-development partners or form new spin-off companies. It aims to de-risk discoveries stemming from academic health research, adding value and transforming them into viable investment opportunities for the private sector. CDRD is a robust incubator and Canada’s national not-for-profit drug development and commercialization centre. (CVI), will receive up to $10.9 million in CAIP funding over the next five years. The Centre for Drug Research and Development (CDRD), in collaboration with CDRD Ventures Inc.HIGHLINE gives digital founders an edge through timely seed funding, intense mentorship, global connectivity, curated workspace and three months of specialized programming.

This venture capital–backed for-profit organization helps digital entrepreneurs build companies that achieve product-market fit and secure institutional capital. HIGHLINE, formerly GrowLab Ventures Inc., is a start-up accelerator based in Vancouver and Toronto.

HIGHLINE will receive up to $600,000 in CAIP funding over the next five years.Through a variety of innovative incubation and acceleration programs, companies have access to the resources that matter most: mentors, customers, partners and investors‎. technology companies of all sizes and in all sectors. The BC Technology Industry Association will receive up to $10.4 million in CAIP funding over the next five years to support the development, growth and advancement of B.C.

Over the next five years, four British Columbia incubator and accelerator organizations will receive up to $31.4 million in CAIP funding to provide Canadian entrepreneurs with the resources and expertise needed to develop their business plans and seek follow-on financing. In 2013, the Government of Canada allocated $60 million over five years through the Economic Action Plan, with an additional $40 million in 2014, to help outstanding incubators and accelerators expand their services to small and medium-sized businesses. British Columbia incubator and accelerator organizations