From ‘InnovAction’ to innovation, it’s time to get serious

The National Research Council is responsible for a good deal of Canada’s nation-building legacy.

A piece of equipment in the Canadian Light Source Research Office's Medical Isotope Project in Saskatoon. Canada's National Research Council is a partner in the project. Photograph by Mark Ferguson, courtesy of the Canadian Light Source Research Office

Opinion

BY PAUL DUFOUR

February 8, 2017

This year marks the 30th anniversary of the Mulroney government’s Canadian Strategy for Science and Technology (InnovAction), the 15th anniversary of the Chrétien government’s two-pronged innovation strategy, and the 10th anniversary of the Harper regime’s Mobilizing Science and Technology...

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