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After billions in funding, Strategic Innovation Fund failed to improve Canada’s innovation performance, experts say
Mark LoweyApril 21, 2021
Nearly $3.4 billion in federal spending through the Strategic Innovation Fund (SIF) during the last three years has failed to improve Canada's "disastrous" innovation performance and productivity, say some innovation and policy experts. An analysis by Research Money of SIF data shows that Ontario, Quebec and foreign-based firms have received the lion's share of SIF funding.
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