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National semiconductor strategy key for Canada’s economic growth and recovery

Regardless of political persuasion, Canadians are clamouring for jobs they can rely on and an economy that can support them. To get there, we need a political commitment at the federal level to a reimagined, modern economy.

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National semiconductor strategy key for Canada’s economic growth and recovery

Regardless of political persuasion, Canadians are clamouring for jobs they can rely on and an economy that can support them. To get there, we need a political commitment at the federal level to a reimagined, modern economy.

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