We need to get better at putting data to work for Canadians, and ensuring policy intent matches outcomes

Better use of data is essential to meeting Canadians’ expectations of the government and delivering strong outcomes for individuals, families, communities, and the economy.

Putting data to work for Canadians is critical to moving the needle on important social issues. Strengthening trust in government and achieving greater prosperity for our country depends on it, writes Karen Myers. Unsplash photograph by Towfiqu Barbhuiya

Opinion

BY KAREN MYERS

February 28, 2024

Governments have an enormous task in addressing the most important public policy issues of our time. From working on affordability issues, tackling the housing and homelessness crisis, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, ensuring geo-political stability, and delivering timely...

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