26 practices not yet assessed for evidence strength.
Most practices in: Canada (96)
Under Alberta's 2013 Wetland Policy, developers who cannot avoid draining a wetland can pay an in-lieu fee funding replacement elsewhere; since 2020 …
Incorporated in 2000 to commercialise University of Toronto and hospital research, MaRS grew into a large innovation hub — but its Phase …
A 21-lesson curriculum built into health and physical education; an Ontario cluster-randomised trial reported less physical dating violence, yet CrimeSolutions rates it …
Since 10 April 2019 Quebec employers with 10+ staff must audit pay equity every five years, post results and pay adjustments retroactively …
Canada's tax agency has spent over $18M on its FAQ chatbot Charlie since 2018-19. In October 2025 the Auditor General found it …
Canada's Defence Department used AI tools Knockri and Plum to screen 422 executive-track candidates to a diverse shortlist, with 7 appointments by …
Parks Canada's 44 wildlife crossings along Banff's Trans-Canada Highway recorded 200,000+ animal crossings since 1996, cut collisions ~80% (96% for elk/deer), and …
A 2012 PNAS study found Alberta oil-sands mining will destroy 29,555 ha of peatland, releasing up to 47.3 million tonnes of carbon. …
Canada's federal government ran a CAD 4 billion digital-adoption programme with e-commerce micro-grants, advisory grants up to CAD 15,000 and BDC loans; …
Toronto's MaRS Discovery District has helped commercialise publicly funded research since 2000. MaRS cites $3bn in cumulative economic impact, but independent reporting …
Founded in 2001, MaRS grew into a 1,400-venture Toronto hub with $2.4B in portfolio capital raised (2020) — but by 2024 non-government …
Adopted in 2019, Vancouver's strategy targets managing 90% of average annual rainfall, doubles the design standard from 24 to 48 mm/day and …
Montréal's borough-run, resident-led green-alley programme (since 1995) supports more biodiversity than grey alleys, but a 53-alley study finds only modest, highly variable …
Residents convert paved back alleys into vegetated shared spaces: 341 were officially recognised by May 2020 and about 500 by 2021, but …
In June 2024, 17 First Nations closed a $335M Project Finance for Permanence deal with Canada, British Columbia and philanthropies, funding 2.8M …
From 1 Jan 2026 Ontario employers with 25+ staff must post a pay range (max spread $50,000) and disclose AI use in …
From 2006 to 2009 Blanshard Municipality, Manitoba piloted ALUS: annual payments to landowners for wetlands, natural, riparian and sensitive land. About 21,000 …
ISED's 30-day consultation on Canada's next AI strategy drew 11,300 respondents and 64,600 answers, the largest in the department's history, then used …
Parks Canada and the Haida Nation ran a five-year, C$2.5M rat-eradication programme (2009-2013) on Gwaii Haanas islands, aiding seabird recovery — though …
Sidewalk Labs (Alphabet) and Waterfront Toronto planned a sensor-rich Quayside district; Sidewalk withdrew on 7 May 2020, citing economic uncertainty, after unresolved …
Alphabet's Sidewalk Labs spent 2.5 years and committed US$50 million designing a sensor-laden Toronto waterfront district, then cancelled it in May 2020 …
Since 2017, Québec has required developers who destroy wetlands to pay into a provincial compensation fund. Independent legal analysis found the fund …
Ontario passed a pay transparency law in May 2018 due to start in January 2019, but a new government suspended it by …
A Quebec school board's machine-learning model flagged Grade-6 students at risk of dropping out using 300+ data points on 60,000 students, reporting …
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