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Alberta Businesses Secure $7M in Federal Funding

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Five Alberta businesses secure over $7M in federal funding, with Alberta Chambers of Commerce receiving $3.5M for trade missions and supply chain support. Apollo Machine and Welding in Edmonton secures $1M for machine learning integration. Businesses can apply online for this funding, opening opportunities for new markets and partnerships.

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Alberta Businesses Secure $7M in Federal Funding

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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Alberta Businesses Secure $7M in Federal Funding. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's March 31st. This is Canada News today, AI-powered stories from your city. I'm Corey with the story. Five more Alberta businesses just locked in over $7 million in federal funding through the Regional Terror Response Initiative, A1. Billion dollar program aimed at building terror resilience. The Alberta Chambers of Commerce snags the biggest piece at $3,500,000 to run trade missions and shore up supply. Things across the prairies and beyond. These firms took heavy hits from Chinese tariffs, American ones, and Canada's counters, with steel industries filling the worst pain, according to the Prairie Economic Development Minister. Edmonton's Apollo machine and welding stands out, pulling in $1 million to blend machine learning with their high-powered laser tech 4, smarter operations. Businesses can tap this cash through simple online applications, opening doors to fresh markets and partners, while strengthening homegrown ties that keep Alberta rolling strong.

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