Canada needs more chemistry: bold leadership is needed to attract and win new investments

By recognizing opportunities, partnering closely with the provinces and working to further strengthen the country’s investment climate, the Government of Canada’s innovation agenda will succeed in creating jobs and driving growth, and will position Canada as a destination of choice for sustainable investments.

Opinion
BY BOB MASTERSON
October 3, 2016

Opinion | BY BOB MASTERSON | October 3, 2016

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