Marc LePage

Marc LePage is president and CEO of Genome Canada.

Research will solidify Canada’s cannabis advantage

• Researchers use milestones and anniversaries as opportunities to stop and reflect on their projects, take stock of accomplishments and identify what still needs to

Opinion | BY MARC LEPAGE | October 30, 2019

Research will solidify Canada’s cannabis advantage

Opinion | BY MARC LEPAGE | October 30, 2019

• Researchers use milestones and anniversaries as opportunities to stop and reflect on their projects, take stock of accomplishments and identify what still needs to

Research will solidify Canada’s cannabis advantage

Opinion | BY MARC LEPAGE | October 30, 2019

• Researchers use milestones and anniversaries as opportunities to stop and reflect on their projects, take stock of accomplishments and identify what still needs to

Research will solidify Canada’s cannabis advantage

• Researchers use milestones and anniversaries as opportunities to stop and reflect on their projects, take stock of accomplishments and identify what still needs to

Opinion | BY MARC LEPAGE | October 30, 2019

Research will solidify Canada’s cannabis advantage

Opinion | BY MARC LEPAGE | October 30, 2019

• Researchers use milestones and anniversaries as opportunities to stop and reflect on their projects, take stock of accomplishments and identify what still needs to

Research will solidify Canada’s cannabis advantage

Opinion | BY MARC LEPAGE | October 30, 2019

• Researchers use milestones and anniversaries as opportunities to stop and reflect on their projects, take stock of accomplishments and identify what still needs to

Canada’s bioeconomy: a sustainable source of growth and prosperity

• For 40 years, digital technology has accelerated productivity and economic growth. Today, the rapidly growing bioeconomy (agriculture, forestry, fisheries, etc.) is affecting a similar transformation.

Opinion | BY MARC LEPAGE | February 13, 2017

Canada’s bioeconomy: a sustainable source of growth and prosperity

Opinion | BY MARC LEPAGE | February 13, 2017

• For 40 years, digital technology has accelerated productivity and economic growth. Today, the rapidly growing bioeconomy (agriculture, forestry, fisheries, etc.) is affecting a similar transformation.

Canada’s bioeconomy: a sustainable source of growth and prosperity

Opinion | BY MARC LEPAGE | February 13, 2017

• For 40 years, digital technology has accelerated productivity and economic growth. Today, the rapidly growing bioeconomy (agriculture, forestry, fisheries, etc.) is affecting a similar transformation.

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