- PrairieGen: The Next Era of Precision Health
- GenTrac: $4M Regional Commercialization Fund Launched
- GAPP: $90M Commercialization Fund Launched
- Genome Prairie Announces Two New eDNA Surveillance Projects
- Indigenous Genomics Capacity Program Launched
Genome Prairie
and Our Impact
Funding
Opportunities
Genome Prairie
Project Portfolio
Current Projects
Building Research Capacity
Genome Prairie enables regional researchers to participate in Genome Canada competitions and other provincial initiatives.
GenTrac: Genomics Translation and Commercialization Initiative
Genome Prairie supports genomics research and commercialization within Saskatchewan and Manitoba and beyond. Genome Prairie is launching the Genomics Translation and Commercialization (GenTrac) Program to support public-private innovation in our Region. Each project involves collaboration between academic researchers and industry receptors to address market opportunities or operational needs identified by the private sector.
Genomic Applications Partnership Program (GAPP) Initiative
As a core delivery instrument of the Canadian Genomics Strategy, the Genomic Applications Partnership Program (GAPP) funds research and development projects that support public-private innovation. Each project involves collaborations between academic researchers and industry receptors—organizations positioned to apply research outcomes to address market opportunities or operational needs that have been identified by the private sector.
The Latest News
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
$5 of every $1
in 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.





