Province announces $55 million investment towards U of C science hub

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The province announced a $55 million investment in a science hub at the University of Calgary Friday with the goal of expanding access to STEM facilities at the university.

Advanced education minister Rajan Sawhney announced a $55 million investment in the U of C's STEM programs Friday.

“This investment will increase enrolment and empower #UCalgary researchers to make bold new discoveries,” the U of C tweeted on its X page.“I look forward to seeing how this exciting new facility will bring research, collaboration with industry and innovative ideas together under one roof to build skills for the jobs of tomorrow,” said Rajan Sawhney, Alberta’s Minister of Advanced Education, in a media release.

“From our powerhouse energy industry to our booming tech sector, science is deeply entwined with Alberta's success – past, present and future,” said Dr. Kristin Baetz, the dean of the U of C’s faculty of science. “This new facility reflects Alberta's commitment to maintaining our great province’s science advantage for decades to come.”Vladimir Tarasenko scores first 2 goals as a Panther, Florida beats Calgary 5-1Why is Haiti so chaotic? Leaders used street gangs to gain power.

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