After COVID-19, Canada will need to follow the economy’s brightest stars

Ottawa and the provinces should be working on stimulus programs to build out Canada’s physical and digital infrastructure to create incentives for tech adoption.

Innovation Minister Navdeep Bains, pictured April 23, addresses reporters on the feds' efforts to scale up domestic manufacturing of medical supplies. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Opinion

BY YUNG WU AND CLAUDIA KRYWIAK

April 30, 2020

What a difference a few weeks makes. In early March, Canada’s tech startups were bright stars in a constellation of companies and industries that were the future of our economy. Now, they’re just another sector in danger of ...

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