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By Peter Josty
Concentrated markets are highly uncompetitive places, as any Canadian air passenger or cell phone user should know.

By Guest Contributor
Policies to support “cross-pollination” in innovation could keep Canada a leader in R&D for age-related balance loss, say John Ralston and Ryan Peters who have developed therapies for this condition.

By Guest Contributor
The federal budget needs an Employee Ownership Trust policy and tax incentives to increase the number of employee-owned businesses, says Christine Cooper, an executive at BMO Commercial Bank Canada.

By Tim Lougheed
A rallying cry for innovation in the United States contrasts with the staid, serene tones heard in Canada.

By Guest Contributor
Alberta and Canada can become global leaders developing hydrogen, says Malcolm Bruce, CEO of Edmonton Global. But we need to need to act fast, with collaboration and construction.

By Tim Lougheed
Even the most unassuming forms innovation — like life itself — could be fraught with risk, as ISED and others keep reminding us.

By Paul Dufour
As the Industrial Research Assistance Program leaves the National Research Council to build up a new initiative, a longstanding tradition continues.

By Peter Josty
Shaken by global events transcending the power of the marketplace, the business community now welcomes aggressive government industrial policy.

By Guest Contributor
Alexandre Navarre, vice-president of Numinor Conseil Inc., describes Quebec's new entities and tools for delivering and measuring innovation.