Digital infrastructure is the new frontier

We need today’s sporadic initiatives to be more interoperable, cohesive, and national. This can start with the federal government, in collaboration with the provinces and private partners.

Information from cameras, satellites, and digital sensors and the power of artificial intelligence are already changing our lives by driving decisions in the private and public sectors, writes Saiedeh Razavi. Photograph courtesy of Pexels

Opinion

BY SAIEDEH RAZAVI

October 21, 2020

Generations ago, Canada was built through major investments in critical infrastructure that improved the quality of life and created opportunities to grow. The Canadian Pacific Railway, Canadian National Railway, Trans-Canada Highway, TransCanada Pipeline, and St. Lawrence Seaway are examples of his...

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