ADM Systems Engineering has unveiled today RtEMIS™ at the 2009 Canadian PI Seminar in Moncton, NB.  RtEMIS™ is a Real time, Energy Management Information System.

Innovacorp today announced the list of Nova Scotia start-up companies moving on to round two of the I-3 Technology Start-Up Competition.

Innovative Nova Scotia companies will have better access to capital thanks to a $2-million investment in a fund designed to support high-performance clean technology companies.

Today, Nova Scotians proved there is no shortage of innovation happening right here, as Innovacorp received 133 submissions to its I-3 Technology Start-Up Competition.

The submission breakdown is as follows:

Ocean Nutrition Canada has been recognized with the most balanced scorecard in Progress Magazine's "Top 101 Companies" in Atlantic Canada.

Immunovaccine Technologies (IVT), a vaccine development company, announced today that it has appointed Gary Dodge, CA, as Chief Financial Officer.

More than $700,000 worth of seed investment and business building services will be awarded to 10 start-up companies in the 2009 provincial I-3 Technology Start-Up Competition.

Building on the success of the 2007 competition, Innovacorp launched the 2009 competition today, Sept. 9, with the goal of creating new Nova Scotia knowledge-based companies.

Innovacorp today announced the appointment of Jennifer Robichaud as the corporation’s new director of corporate resource development, bringing with her over 13 years of regional and global human resources management experience.

ImmunoVaccine Technologies Inc. (IVT), a Canadian vaccine development company, has signed an agreement with UK-based Scancell Ltd., the operating company of Scancell Holdings Plc (SCLP.PL), which is developing therapeutic cancer and infectious disease vaccines. This research agreement will explore the potential of usingIVT’s DepoVax™ delivery system for Scancell’s novel ImmunoBody® DNA vaccines.

By Bill Power
Business Reporter, Chronicle Herald
Published: Saturday, July 11, 2009
Pages C1 & C4

At first glance, 10 Nova Scotia business startups, producing everything from packaging equipment to baby-feeding devices, seem to have little in common, except they have somehow dodged the ravages of the recession and are moving forward.