25
Sep
Calgary (Rajeev Sharma): Alberta is increasing its investment in a program designed to give recent graduates practical experience while helping biotechnology companies find skilled workers. The provincial government is providing an additional $1 million between 2026 and 2029 to expand Genome Alberta’s work placement program. The investment is expected to create about 20 one-year placements involving 18 to 20 small and medium-sized businesses across the province. The initiative is aimed at graduates looking to establish careers in Alberta’s growing life sciences industry. Participants will have opportunities to develop practical skills in areas including bioinformatics, big data and business development, while…
