The AI strategy gets one thing right, but we need to make it work for women

Execution will determine whether this strategy becomes a turning point or another missed opportunity for a more ambitious and prosperous Canada.

AI and Digital Innovation Minister Evan Solomon. If Canada's AI strategy focuses solely on mitigating risks for women without creating pathways for participation, leadership, and economic opportunity, we risk reinforcing today's inequalities, write Juanita Lee-Garcia and Sarah Hashem.The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Opinion

BY JUANITA LEE-GARCIA, SARAH HASHEM

July 1, 2026

The reaction to the government's AI For All strategy has been largely positive, and the narrative consistent: Canada helped build th...

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