Government Agencies & Offices in Centretown, Ottawa, ON

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Ship-source Oil Pollution Fund

180 Kent St, Suite 830, Ottawa, K1A 0N5

(613) 991-1726

Government office

Embassy Of Belarus in Ottawa

130 Albert St #600, BYWARD MARKET - PARLIAMENT HILL, Ottawa, K1P 5G4

(613) 233-9994

The Republic of Belarus is situated in the heart of Europe, in the crossroads of trade routes from West to East and from North to South. It is crossed by shortest transport communications linking the CIS member-states with the countries of Western Europe. It borders on Lithuania and Latvia in the North, on Ukraine in the South, on the Russian Federation in the East, and on Poland in the West. The position of the county is of strategic importance for communication between the West and the East, the North and the South. The distance from Minsk to Warsaw is 500 kilometers, to Moscow - 700 kilometers, to Berlin - 1060 kilometers, to Vienna - 1300 kilometers.

Bona Building & Management Co Ltd

222 Nepean Street, CENTRETOWN, Ottawa, K2P 0B8

(613) 233-5284

Gestion de bâtiments, Assurance et Immobilier, Immeuble à bureaux, Parks, Government office, Nonresidential Building Operators, Real Estate, Property management company, office parks, Office Buildings, Buildings

Canada Foundation For Innovation

55 Metcalfe St #1100, BYWARD MARKET - PARLIAMENT HILL, Ottawa, K1P 5V9

(613) 947-6496

The CFI normally funds up to 40 percent of a project’s infrastructure costs which are invested in partnership with eligible institutions and their funding partners from the public, private, and voluntary sectors who provide the remainder. Support from the CFI enables institutions to set their own research priorities in response to areas of importance to Canada. This allows researchers to compete with the best from around the world, and helps to position Canada in the global, knowledge-based economy. The research enabled by CFI support is also creating the necessary conditions for sustainable, long-term economic growth, including the creation of spin-off ventures and the commercialization of discoveries, and supporting improvements to society, quality of life, health, the environment, and public policy.