What needs to change to see more women lead in politics? Well, the sole women to have reached the top have some advice. This Open Letter to Canadians offers words of wisdom from these remarkable leaders. Check it out here:
We examined the government of Canada’s 2017 federal budget and found six examples of inclusive innovation.
Read the full text of a speech given by EU Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmstrom on CETA, the EU and Canada and progressive trade at a Canada 2020 event on March 21, 2017.
Canada 2020’s Senior Associate Reva Seth spoke to Dr. Danielle Martin about her new book Better Now: Six Big Ideas To Improve Health Care For All Canadians ahead of her sold out talk at the Telfer School of Business in Ottawa on Wednesday, Jan. 18, 2017.
Canada 2020’s Senior Associate Don Lenihan is holding a cross-country consultation to identify and examine innovative initiatives where federal, provincial, or territorial governments are successfully leveraging Open Data through Open Dialogue to achieve Open Government’s goals.
Over the past 12 months, we’ve expanded the dialogue around progressive politics in Canada, brought thousands of progressive thinkers together, and we’ve produced original research around innovation. See some of our favorite moments from all these events and initiative in this highlight video: Don’t have time for the video? Take a look at this impressive […]
Political journalist Sasha Issenberg took to the Canada 2020 stage to help us understand Trump’s win in the recent U.S. Presidential election.
Canada 2020’s November conference was a public discourse around innovation in Canada, what it means and where our country needs to go [View the story “Highlights from Canada 2020’s Third Annual Conference” on Storify]
[View the story “Women in the House – The Persons Day Panel” on Storify]
Financial Technology (known as fintech) investments are growing rapidly in Canada, with OMERS Ventures reporting that 100 fintech start-ups in Canada have collectively raised more than $1 billion in funding since 2010. As part of our research for the Canada 2020 innovation project, we held a roundtable discussion in Toronto with representatives from big banks, non-governmental organizations, fintech startups, venture capital companies and government.