Liberals have become overnight converts on innovation but Canada has been underinvesting in its future for too long
How do we do respond successfully at a time of rapid technological change, intense global competition, the need to transition to a low-carbon economy, an aging world community, and a world that could add close to another two billion people over the next 40 years? If we want a successful society, we have to deal with these issues through innovation.
TORONTO—The Liberals talk so much about innovation these days, you would almost think they invented the word. But talk of innovation is not new. When Prime Minister Justin Trudeau went to the World Economic Forum in Davos earlier this year, he talked of Canada as an innovation nation, which seemed...
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