How much funding can be received?

There is no informations about how much funding can be received.

What is the deadline to apply?

The deadline to apply is not specified.

Who are the financial supporters of the Centre for Northern Innovation in Mining (CNIM)?

Centre for Northern Innovation in Mining (CNIM) is funded by Yukon University

What are Centre for Northern Innovation in Mining (CNIM)'s eligibility criterias?

The applicant must be a Yukon resident or a person who intends to live and work in Yukon.

Centre for Northern Innovation in Mining (CNIM)

Last Update: January 24, 2025

YT, Canada

Training and research for Yukon's mining industry

Centre for Northern Innovation in Mining (CNIM) at a glance

Eligible Funding

No Condition

Timeline

Continuous Intakes

Financing Type

Other Support

Researchers And Facilities

Eligible Industries

Mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction
Educational services

Grant Providers

Yukon University

Status

Open

Overview of the Centre for Northern Innovation in Mining (CNIM) program

Access comprehensive trades training via mobile state-of-the-art facilities and high-tech simulators, as well as research services aimed at making mining more sustainable and fostering innovation.

Eligible projects & activities

This grant supports innovative and flexible training and research initiatives that address the specific labor and educational needs of the mining industry in the Yukon. These activities aim to provide unique learning opportunities, enhance safety training, and foster collaboration between industry and researchers.

Development and delivery of employment and career training programs tailored to Yukon's mining industry requirements.
Implementation of contract training programs that are nationally recognized and customized for northern residents and workforce entrants.
Facilitation of research projects through direct collaboration between the YukonU Research Centre and the mining industry to address sustainability and innovation.
Provision of safety training programs ensuring proficiency in Yukon Occupational Health and Safety Standards for students in mining-related fields.

Examples of admissible projects:

$ 350,000

Establishing a research lab on sustainable mining practices in collaboration with local universities

$ 500,000

Launching a sustainability research initiative to reduce emissions in mining operations through advanced technology

$ 400,000

Deployment of a mobile facility for remote northern communities to offer trades training in mining

$ 300,000

Development of a mobile app to facilitate continuous learning and certification in mining trades

$ 350,000

Development of a mobile training unit equipped with high-tech mining simulators for hands-on training

$ 250,000

Creation of a virtual reality (VR) training program for underground mining safety

Eligibility criteria of the Centre for Northern Innovation in Mining (CNIM) program

Eligibility for this grant is determined by specific requirements related to the applicant's engagement with Yukon's mining industry and training initiatives.

Applicants must actively collaborate with Yukon University's Centre for Northern Innovation in Mining (CNIM).
The project should focus on innovative and flexible training or research that caters to the labour needs of Yukon's mining industry.
Applicants must contribute to addressing northern challenges and opportunities in mining through sustainable and environmentally aware practices.
Applicants must ensure alignment with safety standards and procedures as outlined by Yukon Occupational Health and Safety Standards.

Who is eligible?

The grant targets individuals and residents interested in pursuing employment and career opportunities within Yukon's mining industry. This includes Yukon residents or those looking to relocate to Yukon, particularly those interested in nationally recognized, customized training opportunities in the North.

Eligible expenses

This grant supports projects and activities that enhance training, research, and development within Yukon's mining industry. The focus is on innovative, flexible training programs and applied research initiatives that address specific challenges and opportunities in the North.

Development and implementation of employment and career training programs suited to Yukon's labour needs.
Creation of unique training services using state-of-the-art facilities, mobile classrooms, and high-tech simulators.
Collaboration with YukonU Research Centre to connect researchers with industry challenges and opportunities.
Projects that foster sustainable and environmentally aware mining practices.
Safety training programs following Yukon Occupational Health and Safety Standards.
Industry-driven projects facilitated by the CNIM Governing Council to address educational and training needs in the mining sector.

How to apply to the Centre for Northern Innovation in Mining (CNIM) program

Initial Inquiry

Contact CNIM to express interest in the grant opportunity and to gather preliminary information.
Review eligibility requirements and ensure alignment with your project goals.

Prepare Application Documentation

Draft a comprehensive project proposal outlining the training and research objectives.
Include detailed timelines, budgets, and expected outcomes in your proposal.
Collect letters of support from industry partners or educational collaborators.

Complete Application

Fill out any formal application forms required by CNIM.
Ensure all necessary documents and certifications are included.
Verify that all data is accurate and complete.

Submission

Submit the completed application and all supporting documents to CNIM via their specified submission process (email, online portal, or physical delivery).
Keep a copy of the submitted application for your records.

Confirmation

Receive confirmation of receipt from CNIM along with any reference numbers associated with your submission.
Retain the confirmation for your records and follow up if necessary.

Additional information

Here are additional relevant details for this grant:

CNIM offers a unique linkage between academic research and industry through collaboration with the YukonU Research Centre.
The governing council of CNIM consists of a mix of industry partners, academic leaders, and government representatives.

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