Mark Lowey

Canada and life sciences sector face an emergency that requires prioritizing resilience, innovation and self-reliance

Mark Lowey
July 2, 2025

Canada confronts a national health security emergency, and the country’s life sciences sector faces an unprecedented crisis, says a new report by the Public Policy Forum. The report urges Canada to prioritize resilience, innovation and self-reliance, including fast-tracking Health Emergency Readiness Canada.

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Organizations:
Aspect Biosystems, Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority, Blue Rock Therapeutics, Carleton University, Federal Drug Administration, Health Canada, Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada, Public Policy Forum, Satellos Bioscience, and Treasury Board
People:
Christopher Waddell
Topics:
data, Health Emergency Readiness Canada, health security, innovation, investment, life sciences, Pandemic Preparedness, procurement, regulations, Research, supply chains, and talent

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