Inclusive innovation policy struggles to connect the dots

Mark Henderson
January 17, 2017

By Kelsey Spitz and Tim Draimin

Over the past 20 years, the Canadian public’s understanding of a successful innovation ecosystem has evolved enormously to include social, technology, science, engineering, mathematics, arts and business innovation. From peacekeeping and palliative care to lacrosse and basketball, settler and Indigenous Canadians innovate from our unique cultures and contexts to solve problems or seize opportunities across sectors.

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