- Welcome to Genome Prairie
- Funding Opportunity: Genomic Monitoring of Pathogens in Water
- Genome Prairie’s GENICE II: Genome Sequencing to Protect Canada’s Arctic
- How 4DWheat May Play a Role in Humanity’s Future
- The COV3R project and COVID’s next possible threat
Genome Prairie
and Our Impact
Funding
Opportunities
Current & Past
Projects
Current Projects
2021-2025
GENICE II – Reimagining Monitored Natural Attenuation as an Oil Spill Response Tool in the Arctic
Learn more2019 - 2023
Genomic ASSETS for Livestock – Antimicrobial Stewardship Systems from Evidence-based Treatment Strategies
Learn moreBuilding Research Capacity
Genome Prairie enables regional researchers to participate in Genome Canada competitions and other provincial initiatives.

Genomic Monitoring of Pathogens in Water Strategic Initiative
The Genomic Monitoring of Pathogens in Water (GeMPaW) initiative will help Canada defend its population, wildlife and environment from major threats posed by emerging pathogens (EPs) and antimicrobial resistance (AMR), including antibiotic resistant bacteria and genes.

Genomic Applications Partnership Program (GAPP)
The Genomic Applications Partnership Program will fund downstream research and development (R&D) projects that address real world challenges and opportunities as identified by users of genomics research (i.e. industry, government…
SeekNET: Genome Prairie’s new initiative
advances Manitoba Agricultural Biotechnology.
The Unfolding Story
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5 Year
Strategic Plan
Maximizing the benefits of genomics
To date, Genome Prairie has supported over $260M of research activity across Manitoba and Saskatchewan learn more.
Financial Support
Funding is Leveraged
Our projects have resulted in a number of collaborative relationships with partners around the world.
Our Mission
Driving genomics research, development and knowledge translation to better protect, feed, heal and empower the people of Manitoba, Saskatchewan and beyond.
Our Vision
Building a healthier and more productive environment for everyone through genomics.