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Ontario commercialization partnership fills critical gap for women entrepreneurs and advances cancer discoveries

The WeSEED program from FACIT and OBIO® provides support and seed investment for women-led life sciences companies. Two of Ontario’s leading drivers of life sciences innovation have teamed up to empower the province’s women entrepreneurs,…

ArticleAug 19, 2026

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Imaging tech to minimize nerve damage during surgery wins FACIT award

NerView Surgical took home the $100,000 Ernsting Entrepreneurship Award at FACIT’s 2026 Falcons’ Fortunes pitch competition for its real-time nerve visualization technology. There is a lot for patients to consider as they prepare to have…

ArticleMay 12, 2026

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New patient-centred system for brain cancer radiotherapy receives top honours at FACIT Falcons’ Fortunes

Dr. Hatim Fakir of London Health Sciences Centre won the 2024 pitch competition for his RadioSphere technology. As a Medical Physicist, Dr. Hatim Fakir has seen first-hand how difficult radiosurgery can be for patients with…

ArticleJun 26, 2024

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New tech could modernize recovery from gynecological cancers

With support from FACIT, Hyivy Health aims to improve pelvic rehabilitation with a new, patient-centred device. It was painfully obvious to Rachel Bartholomew back in 2019 that women’s pelvic rehabilitation needed to be brought into…

ArticleDec 19, 2023

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Wave of medical imaging innovation hits shores of Lake Superior

Collaboration with OICR and capital from FACIT contributing to a growing hub of medical imaging research in Thunder Bay. When Sasha Bubon arrived in Thunder Bay in January 2010 to begin his master’s studies in…

ArticleSep 27, 2023

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How Falcons’ Fortunes winner plans to stop colorectal cancer from coming back

DTPx Therapeutics won $100,000 from FACIT to develop a new treatment by targeting hibernating cancer cells. For many people with colorectal cancer, treatment can be a vicious cycle. Even when it looks like chemotherapy killed…

ArticleJun 07, 2023

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Ontario commercialization partnership fills critical gap for women entrepreneurs and advances cancer discoveries

Imaging tech to minimize nerve damage during surgery wins FACIT award

New patient-centred system for brain cancer radiotherapy receives top honours at FACIT Falcons’ Fortunes

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New tech could modernize recovery from gynecological cancers

Wave of medical imaging innovation hits shores of Lake Superior

How Falcons’ Fortunes winner plans to stop colorectal cancer from coming back