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A credential does not always mean someone is ready for the realities of life sciences work.
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From Canadian Discovery to Canadian Prosperity: The Advanced Therapeutics Industrial Acceleration Partnership (ATIAP) Economic Primer
The Advanced Therapeutics Industrial Acceleration Partnership (ATIAP) is a proposed four-year,…
Op-Ed: Canada has invested in science. Now it must capture the economic benefits.
By Cate Murray, Maura Campbell, Jeff Smirle and Penny Walsh
Back to the Lab: How B.C.’s Bioscience Reskilling Program Helped Shadi Alami Return to a Career in Life Sciences
For Shadi Alami, returning to the laboratory wasn’t about starting over. It was about finding the…
Government of Canada invests in CASTL workforce training to support the life sciences and biomanufacturing sector
Pictured, from left to right: Hardik Upadhyay, Associate Director of Technical Training / Site…
Responsible AI Adoption in Biomanufacturing Starts with Workforce Readiness
Artificial intelligence is moving from experimentation into practical use across life sciences. In…
CASTL Welcomes New Board Members
Charlottetown, PE – August 10, 2026. The Canadian Alliance for Skills and Training in Life Sciences…
CASTL Expands Online Academy with New AI Training for Biopharma Professionals
Charlottetown, PE – August 5, 2026—CASTL has expanded the CASTL Online Academy with 10 new online…
Two Employees. Same Training Record. Different Readiness Levels.
Two employees complete the same onboarding process. Both have the same training record. Both are…