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Johanne Jean and Lyne Sauvageau

Johanne Jean is president of the Université du Québec and Lyne Sauvageau is vice-president, academic & research at the Université du Québec. 

With more support Canada’s comprehensive and smaller universities will drive big innovation

  • A strong innovation culture is the foundation of successful modern societies driving our economic growth and our standard of living. A persistent national challenge
Opinion | BY JOHANNE JEAN AND LYNE SAUVAGEAU | May 6, 2019
As the federal government looks to elevate our innovation capacity and increase the proportion of Canadians with university diplomas, Canada must better leverage the research and training contribution of all its universities. Photograph courtesy of Nathalie St-Pierre of UQAM

With more support Canada’s comprehensive and smaller universities will drive big innovation

Opinion | BY JOHANNE JEAN AND LYNE SAUVAGEAU | May 6, 2019
  • A strong innovation culture is the foundation of successful modern societies driving our economic growth and our standard of living. A persistent national challenge

With more support Canada’s comprehensive and smaller universities will drive big innovation

Opinion | BY JOHANNE JEAN AND LYNE SAUVAGEAU | May 6, 2019
  • A strong innovation culture is the foundation of successful modern societies driving our economic growth and our standard of living. A persistent national challenge
As the federal government looks to elevate our innovation capacity and increase the proportion of Canadians with university diplomas, Canada must better leverage the research and training contribution of all its universities. Photograph courtesy of Nathalie St-Pierre of UQAM

With more support Canada’s comprehensive and smaller universities will drive big innovation

  • A strong innovation culture is the foundation of successful modern societies driving our economic growth and our standard of living. A persistent national challenge
Opinion | BY JOHANNE JEAN AND LYNE SAUVAGEAU | May 6, 2019
As the federal government looks to elevate our innovation capacity and increase the proportion of Canadians with university diplomas, Canada must better leverage the research and training contribution of all its universities. Photograph courtesy of Nathalie St-Pierre of UQAM

With more support Canada’s comprehensive and smaller universities will drive big innovation

Opinion | BY JOHANNE JEAN AND LYNE SAUVAGEAU | May 6, 2019
  • A strong innovation culture is the foundation of successful modern societies driving our economic growth and our standard of living. A persistent national challenge

With more support Canada’s comprehensive and smaller universities will drive big innovation

Opinion | BY JOHANNE JEAN AND LYNE SAUVAGEAU | May 6, 2019
  • A strong innovation culture is the foundation of successful modern societies driving our economic growth and our standard of living. A persistent national challenge
As the federal government looks to elevate our innovation capacity and increase the proportion of Canadians with university diplomas, Canada must better leverage the research and training contribution of all its universities. Photograph courtesy of Nathalie St-Pierre of UQAM
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