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Kayla Isabelle and John Hepburn

Kayla Isabelle is the executive director of Startup Canada, the national rallying community and voice for Canada’s 3.5 million entrepreneurs. John Hepburn is CEO and scientific director of Mitacs, a not-for-profit organization that fosters growth and innovation in Canada.

Entrepreneurs hold key to stronger post-pandemic economy

  • As Canada rebuilds a stronger economy in the coming months and years, many individuals and organizations will have a role to play. But a
Opinion | BY KAYLA ISABELLE AND JOHN HEPBURN | October 7, 2020
Small Business and Trade Minister Mary Ng, pictured Sept. 15, during a presser following news that the U.S. was dropping tariffs on some aluminum exports from Canada. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Entrepreneurs hold key to stronger post-pandemic economy

Opinion | BY KAYLA ISABELLE AND JOHN HEPBURN | October 7, 2020
  • As Canada rebuilds a stronger economy in the coming months and years, many individuals and organizations will have a role to play. But a

Entrepreneurs hold key to stronger post-pandemic economy

Opinion | BY KAYLA ISABELLE AND JOHN HEPBURN | October 7, 2020
  • As Canada rebuilds a stronger economy in the coming months and years, many individuals and organizations will have a role to play. But a
Small Business and Trade Minister Mary Ng, pictured Sept. 15, during a presser following news that the U.S. was dropping tariffs on some aluminum exports from Canada. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Entrepreneurs hold key to stronger post-pandemic economy

  • As Canada rebuilds a stronger economy in the coming months and years, many individuals and organizations will have a role to play. But a
Opinion | BY KAYLA ISABELLE AND JOHN HEPBURN | October 7, 2020
Small Business and Trade Minister Mary Ng, pictured Sept. 15, during a presser following news that the U.S. was dropping tariffs on some aluminum exports from Canada. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Entrepreneurs hold key to stronger post-pandemic economy

Opinion | BY KAYLA ISABELLE AND JOHN HEPBURN | October 7, 2020
  • As Canada rebuilds a stronger economy in the coming months and years, many individuals and organizations will have a role to play. But a

Entrepreneurs hold key to stronger post-pandemic economy

Opinion | BY KAYLA ISABELLE AND JOHN HEPBURN | October 7, 2020
  • As Canada rebuilds a stronger economy in the coming months and years, many individuals and organizations will have a role to play. But a
Small Business and Trade Minister Mary Ng, pictured Sept. 15, during a presser following news that the U.S. was dropping tariffs on some aluminum exports from Canada. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

How to restart our economy? Boost an entrepreneurial mindset

  • Ninety-eight per cent of Canadian businesses have fewer than 500 employees. These small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are critical to our economy. Furthermore, Canada
Opinion | BY KAYLA ISABELLE AND JOHN HEPBURN | June 15, 2020
Now, more than ever in light of COVID-19 and its aftermath, startups are increasingly essential to the economic health of Canada. As our economy experiences an unprecedented downturn, our small businesses and entrepreneurs face extraordinary challenges and uncertainty as to whether their businesses will survive, write The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

How to restart our economy? Boost an entrepreneurial mindset

Opinion | BY KAYLA ISABELLE AND JOHN HEPBURN | June 15, 2020
  • Ninety-eight per cent of Canadian businesses have fewer than 500 employees. These small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are critical to our economy. Furthermore, Canada

How to restart our economy? Boost an entrepreneurial mindset

Opinion | BY KAYLA ISABELLE AND JOHN HEPBURN | June 15, 2020
  • Ninety-eight per cent of Canadian businesses have fewer than 500 employees. These small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are critical to our economy. Furthermore, Canada
Now, more than ever in light of COVID-19 and its aftermath, startups are increasingly essential to the economic health of Canada. As our economy experiences an unprecedented downturn, our small businesses and entrepreneurs face extraordinary challenges and uncertainty as to whether their businesses will survive, write The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade
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