Canadian Government Scientific Research Organizations - Provincial Government Scientific Research Organizations

Provincial Government Scientific Research Organizations

British Columbia

  • BCIT Technology Centre - Vancouver, British Columbia

Alberta

  • Alberta Research Council
    • Advanced Materials Laboratories
    • Analytical Chemistry Laboratory
    • Fuels and Lubricants Laboratory
    • Plant Genetic Engineering Laboratory
    • Waste Materials Engineering Laboratory
    • Papermaking Laboratory
  • Telecommunications Research Laboratories - Research Areas
    • TRLabs

Sasketchewan

  • Saskatchewan Research Council
    • 3D Virtual reality Centre
    • SRC Analytical Laboratories
    • Biofuels Test Centre
    • Bova-Can Laboratories
    • Fermentation Pilot Plant
    • GenServe Laboratories
    • Geoanalytical Laboratories
    • Petroleum Analytical Laboratories
    • Pipe Flow Technologhy Centre
    • Transformer OilTesting Laboratory
  • Saskatoon Research Centre - Saskatoon, Sasketchewan

Manitoba

  • Food Development Centre
  • Internet Innovation Centre

Newfoundland and Labrador

  • Atlantic Cool Climate Crop Research Centre
  • Centre for Cold-Ocean Research Engineering
  • Geological Survey of Newfoundland and Labrador, St. John's, Newfoundland
  • Northwest Atlantic Fisheries Centre

New Brunswick

  • Research and Productivity Council - Fredericton, New Brunswick

Prince Edward Island

  • Atlantic Technology Centre
  • Food Technology Centre

Ontario

  • Ontario Ministry of Research and Innovation - Toronto, Ontario
    • Research Organizations
      • Ontario Centres of Excellence
        • Centre of Excellence for Communications and Information Technology
        • Centre of Excellence for Earth and Environmental Technologies
        • Centre of Excellence for Energy
        • Centre of Excellence for Materials and Manufacturing
        • Centre of Excellence for Photonics
      • Ontario Institute for Cancer Research
      • Regional Innovation Network Program
    • Commercialization and Funding Organizations
      • Early Researcher Awards
      • The Health Technology Exchange
      • Innovation Demonstration Fund
      • International Strategic Opportunities Program
      • Ontario Commercialization Investment Funds
      • Ontario Fuel Cell Innovation Programme
      • Ontario Research Commercialization Program
      • Premiers Discovery Awards

Quebec

  • L'institut nationale de recherche scientifique (INRS) - Quebec, Quebec
    • INRS Eau, Terre et Environnement
    • INRS Energie, Materiaux et Telecommunications
    • INRS Institut - Armand-Frappier
    • INRS Urbanisation, Culture et Societe
  • Centre de recherche informatique de MontrĂ©al

Northwest Territories

  • Aurora Research Institute - Inuvik, Northwest Territories

Nunavut

  • Nunavut Research Institute
    • Igloolik Research Centre
    • Iqaliut Research Centre

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