We are proud to recognize and thank sponsors who help the Ontario Science Centre open minds to science and technology.
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 | LG |
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The Ontario Science Centre and LG Electronics Canada came together in early 2009 to develop a partnership based on the mutual values of innovation and creativity.
"We are excited to support the Ontario Science Centre's commitment to engaging the public with science and technology and inspire innovative thinking," said Frank Lee, Senior Communications Manager, LG. "Technology is integral to our daily lives, and LG is proud to help contribute to the opportunity for everyone to increase their science literacy." |
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 | National Bank |
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| At National Bank Financial Group we have a long tradition of being actively involved in the communities we work in, and contribute substantially to their economic and cultural development. It has been our belief, for the past 150 years, that the depth of our organization can be measured by the quality of what we give back. This is why we are very proud to continue our long-standing commitment to supporting culture and our community by presenting BODY WORLDS & The Story of the Heart at the Ontario Science Centre. |
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LG Innovators' Ball & LG Film Series |
BODY WORLDS & The Story of the Heart Title Sponsor |
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 | P & G |
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P&G's recently adopted corporate cause - P&G Live, Learn and ThriveTM -- aims to help children ages 0 - 13, live by ensuring a healthy start; provide them with places, tools and programs to enhance their ability to learn; and help them develop skills for life so they can thrive. We are pleased to partner with the Ontario Science Centre to support class trips for students from schools in underserved neighbourhoods that usually never get to visit. Through the Centre's Adopt-a-Class program, we will provide an exciting and engaging interactive science experience to thousands of school-aged children. |
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Founding Partner
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 | Bayer |
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| Bayer Inc. (Bayer) is a Canadian subsidiary of Bayer AG, an international research-based group with core businesses in health care, crop science and innovative materials. Headquartered in Toronto, Ontario, Bayer Inc. operates the Bayer Group's HealthCare and MaterialScience businesses in Canada. Bayer Crop Science Inc., headquartered in Calgary, Alberta operates as a separate legal entity in Canada. Together, the companies play a vital role in improving the quality of life for Canadians - producing products that fight diseases, protecting crops and animals, and developing high-performance materials for applications in numerous areas of daily life. Canadian Bayer facilities include the Toronto headquarters and offices in Montréal and Calgary.
Bayer Inc. has approximately 1,000 employees across Canada and had sales of $908 million CDN in 2008. Globally, the Bayer Group had sales of over 32 billion Euro in 2008. Bayer Inc. invested approximately $36 million CDN in research and development in 2008. Worldwide, the Bayer Group spent the equivalent of over 2.6 billion Euro in 2008 in R&D. For more information, go to www.bayer.ca.
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 | Sony |
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| At Sony, we believe that anything you can imagine, you can make real. And we’d like everyone to share that same belief. Sony Canada is proud to be the lead sponsor of the Ontario Science Centre’s Creative Science program; a series of fun and interactive workshops that aim to inspire young people to be innovators of the future in the fields of environment, science, communication and technology. |
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Adopt-a-School Sponsor |
Lead Sponsor
Creative Science |
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 | Amgen |
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As one of the world's foremost biotechnology companies, Amgen is keenly aware of the value and importance of science education. That is why we support science education programs aimed at encouraging bright young minds to explore a future in science. By making it possible for more students and teachers to visit the Ontario Science Centre, Amgen Canada contributes to the development of the scientists of tomorrow. |
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 | CA Canada |
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| CA Canada celebrates the important role the
Ontario Science Centre plays in supporting science
and technology education. It is critical to our country’s
success that all Canadians have the opportunity to
engage in the wonders of science and learn how
technology can inspire our future. |
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Adopt-a-Class Sponsor |
Programming Supporter |
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 | Celestica |
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Celestica is proud of its history of success in the electronics and technology industries. As a global leader in innovation with a commitment to creativity and passion, we are an enthusiastic sponsor of the Robot Building Workshops at the Ontario Science Centre.
Celestica is a world leader in the delivery of innovative electronics manufacturing services with a highly sophisticated global manufacturing network.
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 | NSERC |
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NSERC is a federal agency whose vision is to help make Canada a country of discoverers and innovators. NSERC funds more than 36,000 university professors, students and fellows every year and fosters innovation by partnering with more than 1,400 Canadian companies. |
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Robot Building
Workshop Sponsor |
Technology Integration Project Supporter |
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 | RBC Foundation |
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The Super Mondays! Program is a special initiative which allows students and teachers to test one-off programs and new experiments, providing crucial feedback to the Science Centre’s staff, prior to the programs being integrated into the school curriculum.
“RBC is proud to support such a leading edge institution’s promotion of science, which affects over 225,000 students each year” commented Lisa Gallacher, Regional Vice President RBC Financial Group, Toronto North.
RBC Foundation’s gift will allow up to 5,000 students and teachers the chance to learn from and contribute to the creation of leading-edge science and education while visiting the Ontario Science Centre.
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| W. Garfield Weston Foundation |
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The W. Garfield Weston Foundation was the lead private sector donor to the Agents of Change initiative. With a gift of $15 million, the Foundation made a lasting impact through the creation of the Weston Family Innovation Centre - the centre- piece of the Agents of Change initiative – and other areas, such as the popular KidSpark space, resulting in a significant transformation of the visitor experience at the Ontario Science Centre. |
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| TELUS |
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| TELUS believes that commitment to innovation is essential to Canada’s success in the new century. The skills that lead to innovation need to be developed at an early age when encouraging natural curiosity keeps young people excited about and interested in technology and science. In recognition of its $10.1 million sponsorship, TELUS is recognized as an Agents of Change lead partner, the lead sponsor of the Science Centre’s School Programs, and receive naming rights to the Exploration Plaza, Rainforest and Conference Room. |
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| Ontario Government |
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| The Government of Ontario was the first to embrace the Ontario Science Centre's vision, committing an initial $15 million to our Agents of Change initiative through the Ministry of Public Infrastructure Renewal. The Ministry of Public Infrastructure Renewal manages the infrastructure and growth in Ontario for personal and economic well-being. It looks at how infrastructure can meet new demands and improve the quality of life. |
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| DuPont Canada |
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| As the first Agents of Change Corporate partner, DuPont Canada brings to the project its long history of success in science-based innovation. Known as our Knowledge Partner, DuPont is contributing $2 million in cash and science expertise to assist in the development of experiences that encourage youth to be innovative thinkers. A long-time supporter of the Science Centre, DuPont is taking its involvement to a new level, playing an essential role in helping to shape the project. |
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