The eureka project, in the University of Manitoba’s Smartpark Research and Technology Park, has completed a major expansion, increasing its capacity for businesses needing an extra boost.The expansion project is part of the federal government’s Knowledge Infrastructure Program (KIP) contribution, a pool of more than $32 million for seven redevelopment projects throughout the University of […]

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The eureka project, in the University of Manitoba’s Smartpark Research and Technology Park, has completed a major expansion, increasing its capacity for businesses needing an extra boost.The milestone will be celebrated at Smartpark on Tuesday, November 9, 2010, at 2:30 pm, at 135 Innovation Drive.
Invited guests and speakers include Rod Bruinooge, MP for Winnipeg South, […]

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Yesterday, a small company in Winnipeg, based in the University of Manitoba’s Smartpark, provided monitoring kits to restoration contractors responding to flooded basements. The kits, slated for deployments elsewhere in North America, will help the contractors take on the dry-out of more building structures with the same amount of limited labour.
Weekend damage from overland flooding […]

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The eureka project, Smartpark’s incubator for small businesses, begins a $3.2 million expansion this week to increase its capacity as it looks to reduce dependency on government funding. By next spring, the small business incubator at the University of Manitoba will increase its physical space by about 50 per cent to 10,000 square feet which […]

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Starting Tuesday, November 10, 2009, edna fedya, a vibrant restaurant in south Winnipeg will become a new hotspot for art and culture in the city.Between 5:00 and 6:00 pm each weekday, you can drop by to hear artists, entrepreneurs, architects, writers, academics and journalists talk hot topics and hear musicians play live.
Sunday afternoons will focus […]

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A second retention pond on the grounds of Smartpark will not only help collect and move storm water away from the technology park’s growing number of developments, it will also develop into an urban eco-system.
“The pond will be developed as both a functional wetlands and a storm water retention basin” said Larry Paskaruk, a Director […]

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From the Industry Canada press release:
Mr. Rod Bruinooge, Member of Parliament for Winnipeg South, on behalf of the Honourable Gary Goodyear, Minister of State (Science and Technology), and the Honourable Peter Bjornson, Manitoba Minister of Education, Citizenship and Youth, on behalf of the Honourable Diane McGifford, Manitoba Minister of Advanced Education and Literacy, today […]

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