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$33.5 million for Brock University

Money will be result in new Health and Biosciences Research Complex

By Joey Coleman and Erin Millar

February 14, 2008

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John Milloy, Ontario’s Minister of Training, Colleges, and Universities continues his tour of Ontario universities and colleges announcing projects receiving government funding.

The latest announce is $33.5 million for Brock University’s new Health and Biosciences Research Complex.

"The Niagara Health and Biosciences Research Complex along with the Centre of Innovation for Biomanufacturing will change the face of manufacturing in Ontario by creating a new economic cluster in biomanufacturing and health and wellness in Niagara," says Jack N. Lightstone, President, Brock University. "This significant partnership between Brock, the Ontario government and industry will assist in the province’s transition from traditional manufacturing to profitable "green" opportunities, which will create good jobs and keep our graduates at home."

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