Nobina Robinson

Nobina Robinson is CEO of Polytechnics Canada.

Three reasons why Canada should invest more in polytechnic education for innovation

• The G7 met in late September to discuss how the nature of work is changing, and how, largely, automation is driving that change. Canada’s Employment, Workforce

Opinion | BY NOBINA ROBINSON | October 31, 2017

Three reasons why Canada should invest more in polytechnic education for innovation

Opinion | BY NOBINA ROBINSON | October 31, 2017

• The G7 met in late September to discuss how the nature of work is changing, and how, largely, automation is driving that change. Canada’s Employment, Workforce

Three reasons why Canada should invest more in polytechnic education for innovation

Opinion | BY NOBINA ROBINSON | October 31, 2017

• The G7 met in late September to discuss how the nature of work is changing, and how, largely, automation is driving that change. Canada’s Employment, Workforce

The federal government’s $221-million investment into innovation internships must include colleges and polytechnics

• When parliamentarians return to their ridings for the summer recess, they will have many opportunities to congratulate this spring’s crop of post-secondary graduates, proud

Opinion | BY DENISE AMYOT, NOBINA ROBINSON | June 21, 2017

The federal government’s $221-million investment into innovation internships must include colleges and polytechnics

Opinion | BY DENISE AMYOT, NOBINA ROBINSON | June 21, 2017

• When parliamentarians return to their ridings for the summer recess, they will have many opportunities to congratulate this spring’s crop of post-secondary graduates, proud

The federal government’s $221-million investment into innovation internships must include colleges and polytechnics

Opinion | BY DENISE AMYOT, NOBINA ROBINSON | June 21, 2017

• When parliamentarians return to their ridings for the summer recess, they will have many opportunities to congratulate this spring’s crop of post-secondary graduates, proud

Science is necessary but not sufficient for innovation

• Nations need to have well-articulated strategies addressing science, innovation, competitiveness and productivity. Confusing or conflating these distinct but complementary goals is a recipe for

Opinion | BY NOBINA ROBINSON | June 5, 2017

Science is necessary but not sufficient for innovation

Opinion | BY NOBINA ROBINSON | June 5, 2017

• Nations need to have well-articulated strategies addressing science, innovation, competitiveness and productivity. Confusing or conflating these distinct but complementary goals is a recipe for

Science is necessary but not sufficient for innovation

Opinion | BY NOBINA ROBINSON | June 5, 2017

• Nations need to have well-articulated strategies addressing science, innovation, competitiveness and productivity. Confusing or conflating these distinct but complementary goals is a recipe for

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