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More than 10,000 ways to make Canadian research world-class

That's how many investments the Canada Foundation for Innovation has made in cutting-edge research tools and facilities since it began in 1997
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An amalgmation of vector graphics representing research and envirommental issues.

An infographic sheet promoting the investments the CFI has done since its inception in 1997.

 

An amalgmation of vector graphics representing research and envirommental issues.

More than 10,000 ways to make canadian research world-class

That's how many investments the Canada Foundation for Innovation has made in cutting-edge research tools and facilities since it began in 1997

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