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https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/eddie-goldenberg-research-chairs-of-canada-funding-9.7323332?cmp=rss
Canada has brought in 64 professors to lead scientific research at universities across the country, providing them with millions of dollars in funding.

Speaking at the University of British Columbia (UBC) on Thursday, Industry Minister Mélanie Joly announced the government is giving $541 million in research funding to an initial tranche of research leaders recruited into Canadian institutions.

The academics have been recruited as part of the Eddie Goldenberg Research Chairs of Canada and the Canada Impact+ Emerging Leaders programs, both key parts of Ottawa's $1.7-billion Canada Global Impact+ Research Talent Initiative it launched in December.

Of the funding, $504 million is for those first 64 professors and the remaining $37 million will go toward supporting universities in recruiting another 63 "emerging leaders" over the next year.

"While certain countries are cutting research and turning their back on academic freedom, we're doubling down on science and we're doubling down on research," Joly said.

48 profs recruited from U.S. schools

According to Joly, three-quarters of the professors recruited so far are coming from the United States.

"We thought that there was an opportunity to seize," Joly said. "At the same time, we were in competition also with other countries that have launched similar initiatives including France, including also the EU."
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>>541627691
Better a basket of owls instead of a dead one.
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>>541629412
are you sure about that?
youre going to have to take care of them
a dead one you can just dump in the trash
>>541627691
>canada receives a cartload of TDS-suffering liberal arts professors
they can keep them
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>needing to bribe americans that will just go back to america once they realize how fucking gay Canada is and how hated they will be for being american
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>>541629758
Keeps the rat population low, plenty of woods
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>>541627691
from the quoted article:"Sylvie Lamoureux, a vice-president of the federal government's Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council, said these academics have "a proven track record of leading large-scale, ambitious research programs.""

Ha haha haahahahahhaah were getting a bunch of arts majors to boost the economy.
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>>541627691
spend millions in a 1 time taxpayer funded subsidy to bring in a couple people vs longstanding systemic advantages drawing hundreds of thousands of the best and most ambitious canadians

brain drain is only going to accelerate as canada jeets itself and further kills it's economy to own the chuds
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>>541627691
>Canada steals professors from America
Do a search on the converse, how many Canadian academics leave for the US.

The result is always the same as picrel, Yay team Canada!! Showing the US how smart and attractive this country is, Elbows Up people.

Feeling good yet?
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>>541627691
>the professors



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