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Let’s hard-wire inclusion into Canada’s innovation economy

Inclusive growth needs to be about more than expanding participation in Canada’s economy. It’s about the nature of the economy itself.

Opinion
BY SARAH DOYLE
October 1, 2018

Opinion | BY SARAH DOYLE | October 1, 2018

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These shoes are made for walking: Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland, pictured April 6, 2022, buying her budget-day shoes at the Rideau Centre in Ottawa. David Crane argues that the federal government's big growth challenge will be how to reform our institutions so that we can accelerate the transition to an economy based on ideas and intangibles, which is where a new growth agenda must focus. The Hill Times photograph by Sam Garcia

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