Through the CETA Market Access Program, an EU funded SURVEY is being conducted to gather input on existing market access barriers encountered by EU companies when entering the Canadian market. This survey aims to provide recommendations for EU institutions, business associations, networks, and chambers to define adequate mitigation strategies. CLICK HERE TO...
Last Thursday afternoon, Princess Margriet opened a new exhibition in the Openlucht Museum in Arnhem. De presentatie in de Friese boerderij Midlum vertelt het verhaal van de emigratiegolf van Nederlanders naar Canada in de jaren 50. Nederlanders die het geluk overzee zochten maar ook voor lastige...
Waarom moet jij de stap zetten voor deelname aan de Young Lady Business Academy? Elske Doets, de ‘Zakenvrouw van het jaar 2017’, heeft als missie om ‘Young Ladies’ te inspireren en te motiveren om hun professionele droom na te gaan jagen! Droom jij ervan om later...
Blackberry, in collaboration with the City of Ottawa, marked the first time an autonomous vehicle communicated with live city infrastructure on a public road in Canada....
Through foreign direct investment 357 foreign companies, including Netflix, Merck Performance Materials and Jellice, generated 12,686 additional jobs in the Netherlands last year contributing 1.67 billion euros to the economy. These impressive results are credited to the Invest in Holland collective, which consists of the...
The CETA Market Access Program for EU Business was launched in the context of the signature of the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) between the EU and Canada with the main objective of enabling EU companies to take full advantage of the trade deal. The main...
The European Medicines Agency (EMA) will relocate to Amsterdam in the Netherlands. This decision was taken in November by the EU 27 Member States in the margins of the General Affairs Council (Art. 50). The Agency now has just over 16 months to prepare for...
Mmm, bitterballen...
In a potato field near the Netherlands’ border with Belgium, Dutch farmer Jacob van den Borne is seated in the cabin of an immense harvester before an instrument panel worthy of the starship Enterprise. From his perch 10 feet above the ground, he’s monitoring two drones—a...
Whether delving into the development of advanced medical technologies, or investigating new uses for farming waste, researchers need state-of-the-art labs and equipment to make discoveries and to innovate. Today at Laurentian University, the Honourable Kirsty Duncan, Minister of Science, acknowledged this with a Government of Canada...
