New innovation minister should prioritize investment in digital infrastructure to ensure economic recovery

To be successful, government and the business community must work together with common purpose to ensure that Canada emerges from this turbulent period in better shape than it was prior to the COVID-19 outbreak.

Among new Innovation Minister François-Philippe Champagne’s many priorities are helping grow Canada’s economy, creating jobs, ensuring Canada’s long-term competitiveness on the world stage, and promoting a cleaner environment. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Opinion

BY ROBERT GHIZ

January 27, 2021

Congratulations to François-Philippe Champagne on his new role as minister of Innovation, Science, and Industry, one of government’s most important portfolios, at a crucial time for the Canadian economy. The past year has not been without challenges for all Canadians and all levels of government...

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