Canada’s AI challenge is readiness, not infrastructure
Governance capacity and workforce preparedness, not compute spending, will determine whether Canada captures AI's economic promise.
Canada is caught in a high-stakes paradox. We are investing billions of dollars in the "pipes" of the 21st-century economy—sovereign compute, hyperscale data centres, and research clusters—while the "machinery" of our businesses remains stalled.
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