On June 29th, our team at Innostation was awarded the RBC Spirit of the Capital award for Entrepreneurship and Innovation in partnership with Youth Ottawa, alongside 13 other incredible recipients. We all met and spoke to many inspiring young individuals at the event. Learning about everyone’s achievements, goals and aspirations was unanimously the highlight of our evening. We are so incredibly grateful for being nominated and recognized for our positive impact! Can’t wait to see what everyone’s up to a year from now :)

We are so excited to announce our CSJ Summer ’23 team here at Innostation🥳🥳 Comprised of 6 talented individuals, we’re working to accelerate Innostation’s growth this summer, and the CSJ Canada Program makes this all possible. In a nutshell, the Canada Summer Jobs (CSJ) Canada provides wage subsidies to employers from not-for-profit organizations (like us!!) for <50 full-time employees aged 15–30.

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