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BY SUSAN RILEY
March 22, 2014

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Innovation strategy, particularly in high-tech sectors, needed as Canada diversifies trade, say experts

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‘A Davos bump’: surge in Carney’s popularity eclipses Liberal support in polls

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Carney’s Davos speech helped ‘stiffen spines,’ but PM will have to make tough choices to protect Canada’s sovereignty, say two former cabinet ministers

NewsBY CHRISTOPHER GULY

Now that U.S. President Donald Trump has 'decided to weaponize the interdependence' between Canada and the U.S. 'as a means of compromising our sovereignty,' John Manley says that the focus should be on bringing Canadians along as Prime Minister Mark Carney makes difficult decisions.

Carney’s Davos speech helped ‘stiffen spines,’ but PM will have to make tough choices to protect Canada’s sovereignty, say two former cabinet ministers

NewsBY CHRISTOPHER GULY

Now that U.S. President Donald Trump has 'decided to weaponize the interdependence' between Canada and the U.S. 'as a means of compromising our sovereignty,' John Manley says that the focus should be on bringing Canadians along as Prime Minister Mark Carney makes difficult decisions.

Lack of flexibility, questions about long-term funding have been stumbling blocks in signing pharmacare deals, say some premiers

Delegates tap eight new Conservative Party national councillors, as 10 incumbents are re-elected or acclaimed

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Canada’s missing life sciences industrial strategy is leaving economic growth on the table

OpinionBY MICHELLE MCLEAN

The federal Biomanufacturing and Life Sciences Strategy, released in 2021, did not result in needed policy changes or alignment of federal departments and investments. In contrast, other top-tier countries place life sciences at the centre of industrial strategies and align the sector with talent, trade, research and development, innovation and infrastructure.

Canada’s missing life sciences industrial strategy is leaving economic growth on the table

OpinionBY MICHELLE MCLEAN

The federal Biomanufacturing and Life Sciences Strategy, released in 2021, did not result in needed policy changes or alignment of federal departments and investments. In contrast, other top-tier countries place life sciences at the centre of industrial strategies and align the sector with talent, trade, research and development, innovation and infrastructure.

Talented Redford pushed out, Rob Ford hangs on

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Top takeaways from the Conservative Party convention

Public servant says spending review is ‘gutting the wrong people’ as notices continue to hit desks

‘Diseases do not recognize borders’: U.S. decision to leave WHO ignores reality of how diseases spread, says Liberal MP Powlowski

Innovation strategy, particularly in high-tech sectors, needed as Canada diversifies trade, say experts

‘A Davos bump’: surge in Carney’s popularity eclipses Liberal support in polls

Carney’s Davos speech helped ‘stiffen spines,’ but PM will have to make tough choices to protect Canada’s sovereignty, say two former cabinet ministers

Carney’s Davos speech helped ‘stiffen spines,’ but PM will have to make tough choices to protect Canada’s sovereignty, say two former cabinet ministers

Lack of flexibility, questions about long-term funding have been stumbling blocks in signing pharmacare deals, say some premiers

Delegates tap eight new Conservative Party national councillors, as 10 incumbents are re-elected or acclaimed

With Liberals trying to ‘manufacture’ a reason for a snap spring election, election readiness top of mind for Conservatives, says campaign director Outhouse

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Canada’s missing life sciences industrial strategy is leaving economic growth on the table

Canada’s missing life sciences industrial strategy is leaving economic growth on the table

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