Setting Canada’s research priorities

As the gathering storm of global challenges intensifies, we will need to improve the performance of our science, technology, and innovation ecosystem to adapt to and manage these risks.
In a world where research and technology are the drivers of economic, social, and environmental progress, we cannot afford to sit on the sidelines, writes David Watters.

This past June, Canada’s research-intensive universities signed a remarkable document with their c...

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