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Celebrating 25 years creating real impact in Atlantic Canada

This year marks the 25thĀ anniversary of Genome Atlantic, Genome Canada and the Gneome Centres coast to coast. Watch our short video to see how Genome Atlantic’s work with private and public sector partners is bolstering our region’s economy and well-being.

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April 28, 2025 – Genome Canada, in partnership with Genome Atlantic and Genome Centres across Canada, is pleased to announce...
Alarm bells began ringing for Maritime Canada’s oyster growers last July when the parasite causing MSX was first discovered in...
With looming requirements for transnational companies to report their impacts on biodiversity, eDNAtec Inc. of St. John’s N.L. is responding...
A $17.6M sequencing collaboration will help us better understand why chronic diseases, including hypertension, adult-onset diabetes and triple-negative breast cancer...
Congratulations to Dr. Ford Doolittle, Professor Emeritus, Dalhousie University, who was presented with the inaugural Lifetime Achievement Award at the...

A major expansion is in the works for Atlantic Canada’s supply of trained technicians to support the region’s growing use...

Researchers study effects of inbreeding on Right Whale reproduction

Researchers at Saint Mary’s University in Halifax have published new insights on the effects of inbreeding in the endangered North Atlantic Right Whale. Researchers wanted to understand whether inbreeding (and resulting low levels of genetic diversity) is contributing to the whales’ poor reproductive performance. This latest study builds on a $6-million, four-year international collaboration partially supported by Genome Canada, Genome Atlantic and Research Nova Scotia.

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