Science is necessary but not sufficient for innovation
An inclusive talent strategy for innovation must include polytechnics and colleges
Nations need to have well-articulated strategies addressing science,
innovation, competitiveness and productivity. Confusing or conflating these distinct but complementary goals is a recipe for underperformance.
And, sadly, Canada underperforms where innovation is concerned. We need to take a close...
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