Long way to go before Canada becomes innovative nation

Some companies and sectors are highly innovative, while others are not. What’s important is to find out why. This means adopting a much more focused sector strategy.

David Crane writes that he is not encouraged by what he see so far from Prime Minster Justin Trudeau in his efforts to bring more prosperity to the middle class. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

Opinion

BY DAVID CRANE

October 3, 2016

TORONTO—The Trudeau government’s promise to deliver greater prosperity and opportunity for the middle class will depend crucially on its success in propelling Canada forward as a truly innovative nation. It’s why there’s an intense activity underway today to draft a new innovation agenda for...

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