Cape Breton's Verschuren Centre receives $1-million investment to help advance its biomanufacturing capacity
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Cape Breton's Verschuren Centre receives $1-million investment to help advance its biomanufacturing capacity
'At its heart, the work is about practical solutions that can create jobs'
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By Ian Nathanson
Published Jul 29, 2026
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Dr. Beth Mason, executive chair of the Verschuren Centre, right, gives Brian Wong, the province’s minister of advanced education who is also responsible for Research Nova Scotia, a tour of l…
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