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Richard Owens and Sean Speer

Richard Owens and Sean Speer are Munk senior fellows at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute.

Strengthening Canada’s intellectual property regime should be first and foremost

  • The innovation file has bedevilled successive Canadian governments for more than three decades. Federal policy during this time has been marked by expert panels,
Opinion | BY RICHARD OWENS AND SEAN SPEER | October 1, 2018
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government committed to an Intellectual Property Strategy in the 2016 budget. Since then, however, the signals from the government aren’t positive. The contours of the Intellectual Property Strategy seem to affirm the standard, interventionist thinking present in Ottawa rather than challenge it, write Richard Owens and Sean Speer. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Strengthening Canada’s intellectual property regime should be first and foremost

Opinion | BY RICHARD OWENS AND SEAN SPEER | October 1, 2018
  • The innovation file has bedevilled successive Canadian governments for more than three decades. Federal policy during this time has been marked by expert panels,

Strengthening Canada’s intellectual property regime should be first and foremost

Opinion | BY RICHARD OWENS AND SEAN SPEER | October 1, 2018
  • The innovation file has bedevilled successive Canadian governments for more than three decades. Federal policy during this time has been marked by expert panels,
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government committed to an Intellectual Property Strategy in the 2016 budget. Since then, however, the signals from the government aren’t positive. The contours of the Intellectual Property Strategy seem to affirm the standard, interventionist thinking present in Ottawa rather than challenge it, write Richard Owens and Sean Speer. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Strengthening Canada’s intellectual property regime should be first and foremost

  • The innovation file has bedevilled successive Canadian governments for more than three decades. Federal policy during this time has been marked by expert panels,
Opinion | BY RICHARD OWENS AND SEAN SPEER | October 1, 2018
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government committed to an Intellectual Property Strategy in the 2016 budget. Since then, however, the signals from the government aren’t positive. The contours of the Intellectual Property Strategy seem to affirm the standard, interventionist thinking present in Ottawa rather than challenge it, write Richard Owens and Sean Speer. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Strengthening Canada’s intellectual property regime should be first and foremost

Opinion | BY RICHARD OWENS AND SEAN SPEER | October 1, 2018
  • The innovation file has bedevilled successive Canadian governments for more than three decades. Federal policy during this time has been marked by expert panels,

Strengthening Canada’s intellectual property regime should be first and foremost

Opinion | BY RICHARD OWENS AND SEAN SPEER | October 1, 2018
  • The innovation file has bedevilled successive Canadian governments for more than three decades. Federal policy during this time has been marked by expert panels,
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government committed to an Intellectual Property Strategy in the 2016 budget. Since then, however, the signals from the government aren’t positive. The contours of the Intellectual Property Strategy seem to affirm the standard, interventionist thinking present in Ottawa rather than challenge it, write Richard Owens and Sean Speer. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade
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