THE $200K CHALLENGE IS A GLOBAL COMPETITION FOR EARLY-STAGE MEDICAL DEVICE AND BIOTECH STARTUPS.
The goal of the $200K Challenge is to identify the most promising innovations that will move the needle in healthcare.
They will be presented to a group of experts – industry partners, investors, product development experts, regulatory and quality experts, and medical, academic and business experts.
Project deadline: February 19, 2018
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The growing Culinary Research & Innovation (CRI) team at Red River College supports food production firms by working on recipe development, research trials, and other partnership opportunities. This work is conducted by a core CRI team and rotating cast of co-op students with culinary experience that spans the globe. Read More →

Research Improvements Through Harmonization in Manitoba (RITHiM) was established to improve the coordination and efficiency of the research administrative and regulatory processes and to promote Manitoba as an attractive province to invest in and undertake clinical and data intensive research. Read More →

If you’re an advertising or marketing professional age 30 and under, register with a partner to compete in the Canadian Young Lions Competition! Read More →

Energy Mapping Hackathon & Postsecondary Student Career Development Session

QUEST- Quality Urban Energy Systems of Tomorrow and Student Energy, in collaboration with Natural Resources Canada, are holding a hands-on energy mapping hackathon and student career development session at the Delta Winnipeg Hotel on Wednesday, January 24 from 3:00 – 7:30 pm. Read More →

CIRA’s Community Investment Program (CIP) provides funding for projects that help build a better online Canada.
Currently in its fifth year, the program has awarded more than $4 million to over 102 diverse projects in four key areas: infrastructure, online services, research and digital literacy. This funding opportunity is open to registered charities, not-for-profit organizations and academic institutions. Read More →

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What began as a research project at Red River College to bridge the gap between current research in child development and to create educational tools  and resources to support frontline workers, has now received a national award from the Canadian Association of Research Administrators (CARA) recognizing the global impact it has had around the world.
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Digital Skills for Youth (DS4Y) connects underemployed recent post-secondary graduates with small businesses and not-for-profit organizations where they can gain meaningful work experience to help them transition to career-oriented employment. Read More →

Explore the capabilities, facilities, and partnership opportunities available at Red River College with these guided facility tours!
Choose up to three facility tours.
Register now because tour space is limited. Read More →