Webinar panel video: How innovation works – A discussion with author Matt Ridley
MLI hosted a webinar panel on the theme of innovation with Matt Ridley, author of How Innovation Works and Why ...
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Federal budget 2022 shows Ottawa still doesn’t understand innovation: Philip Cross in the Financial Post
This article originally appeared in the Financial Post. Below is an excerpt from the article which can be read in ...
Health care’s iron triangle is hindering innovation: Shawn Whatley in The Hub
This article originally appeared in The Hub. By Shawn Whatley, April 11, 2022 The Honorable Monique Begin (et al.) wrote ...
Canada’s role defending the true north in the Arctic: Rory McDonell for Inside Policy
By Rory McDonell, March 18, 2022 Canada's position as a northern nation has always been a source of pride. Immortalized ...
Time to decide: Do we want foreign R&D or not? Richard C. Owens and Nigel Rawson in the Financial Post
This article originally appeared in the Financial Post. Below is an excerpt from the article, which can be read in ...
Is innovation still innovative? Ken Coates in the Hill Times
Tinkering with Canada’s existing innovation policies will not transform the national economy into a creative economic power. Governments need to ...
Webinar panel video: Pandemic resilience and access to new drugs and vaccines in the COVID era
With two years of COVID-19 experience and uncertainty around the omicron variant, it is clear that prompt access to new ...
Competition law reforms not needed to meet the challenges of Big Tech: Daniel Sokol in the National Post
There are genuine harms from over-regulation or misguided regulation, writes Daniel Sokol in the National Post. Below is an excerpt ...
Canada’s Big Tech Temptation: Daniel Sokol in the National Review
Regulations that restrict integration of digital platforms and affect their ability to control their data will not capture the diverse ...
Patients’ access to innovative medicines should be an election issue: Rawson and Vanstone in the Hamilton Spectator
Canadians have heard little from any political party in the election campaign about how they will improve access to innovative medicines ...
Frito-Lay workers resolved their labour battle – the next front will be automation: Linda Nazareth in the Globe
The real shift will likely be toward the use of much more automation to churn out the snack foods in ...
To kill innovation, raise personal taxes: Jack Mintz in the Financial Post
We may be pushing out some of our brightest stars to other countries. We lose their expertise and our governments ...
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There was no emergency, but don’t expect the Commission to throw the government under the trucks: Bruce Pardy for Inside Policy
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Breaking the silence: Female athletes speak about safe and fair sport in Canada
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Mining on the moon is no longer a loony idea, and Canada can capitalize on it: Heather Exner-Pirot
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Allowing male-bodied athletes to compete in women’s sport rejected by female athletes by wide margin
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What is this government doing to protect Canada’s sovereignty against China? Charles Burton in the Globe and Mail
