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A Newfoundland and Labrador-based software company - CoLab Software - has secured $5.6M CAD in funding from the Hibernia and Hebron Projects to grow local artificial intelligence (AI) talent and product capabilities. The investment will fund around 60,000 hours of additional local software development to expedite the creation of CoLab’s new product - ReviewAI.

$10 million contribution from the Hebron Project will support the expansion of College of the North Atlantic's climate change and sustainability programming.

The program was designed and launched in 2003 by educators, for educators. It was created to inspire youth to embrace the Canada Games movement and the many benefits of physical activity and sport. The newly revamped program is designed to assist the curriculum in a fun, inclusive and engaging way, and can be integrated into classrooms through five overarching themes: Arts and Culture, Goal Setting & Leadership, Healthy Living & Sport, Official Languages of Canada, and Unifying Canada.

Genesis, an innovation hub that supports start-ups from ideation to scaling their business, is working with ExxonMobil Canada Properties, operator of the Hebron project, and Hibernia Management and Development Company Ltd., operator of the Hibernia project, to foster early-stage technology innovation in the energy sector.

NL students, teachers, teachers-in-training to benefit from $1.25 million Hebron donation for ocean science programs