How to fix Canada’s sputtering productivity

Polytechnics can restore higher education’s link to economic growth and lift Canada out of its chronic underperformance.
Polytechnics represent one of the most powerful, proven, and immediately available levers to reverse Canada’s productivity decline, writes Ann Marie Vaughan.

Canada is facing a national productivity emergency. This country’s economic output per worker, which has been stagnant for decades, took a turn for the worse during the pandemic, declining by 0.6 per cent since 2020. 

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