Government stewardship is at a crossroads

In this age of turbulence, governments must act as catalysts for change and provide direction for the citizens they serve.

Innovation Minister François-Philippe Champagne speaks to reporters in Ottawa on March 31. Canada needs more initiatives that fully align domestic technology investments and international opportunities, write Stewart Beck and John Knubley. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Opinion

BY STEWART BECK, JOHN KNUBLEY

April 3, 2023

Today, government stewardship is at a crossroads. Coming out of the pandemic, the world is turbulent, uncertain, and in many aspects, unprecedented. There is a “new normal” that requires different approaches—and urgency—to set a successful path forward for Canada. Ou...

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