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The Short Report July 15, 2026

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July 15, 2026

Ottawa provides $630 million to natural sciences and engineering researchers; Quebec government invests $288 million in reseaerch and innovation; going "all in" on automation boosts Canada's GDP but causes job losses; Alberta enacts a U.S.-style two-tier health system – or does it?; data centres' growing water consuption; rolling out Canada's social media bill; impact of Canada's industrial carbon tax; the case for Canadian scientific diplomacy; and more.

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Organizations:	AHOY, Air Canada, Allied Marine and Industrial, Alumni Ventures, Anthropic, Axelys, Blue Action Canada, Bonfire Ventures, Boreal Ventures, Brain Canada, Business Development Bank of Canada, Canada Growth Fund, Canadian Armed Forces, Canadian Association of Defence and Security Industries, Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, Carleton University, Cégep de Lévis, Cégep Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Centre for Canadian Innovation and Competitiveness, Centre for Neurotechnological Innovation to Application, CFM Lawyers, CHU Sainte-Justine, City of Lévis, Connor Industries, Dalhousie University, Davie Shipyard, Descartes Systems Group, Drivin, ElevenLabs, Emissions Reduction Alberta, Eurasia Group, ExpensePoint, Export Development Canada, Fonds de recherche du Québec, Fraser Institute, General Dynamics, Genesys Capital, Government of Alberta, Government of British Columbia, Government of Canada, Government of Ontario, Hanwha Ocean, Harvard University, Haventree Bank, Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital, Information Technology & Innovation Foundation, Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada, iNovia Capital, Isar Aerospace, Katalyze AI, Kineticor, KPMG Canada, Lightworks, Lockheed Martin Canada, Maritime Launch Services, McGill University, McMaster University, MedUni Vienna, Meta, MetalCraft Marine Inc., Mila, Mohawk College, Morgan Stanley Infrastructure Partners, Natural Resources Canada, Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada, Ontario Shipyards, Paraito, Payments Canada, Pembina Pipeline Corporation, Prairies Economic Development Canada, Queen’s University, RBC, RBC Capital Markets, RBC Europe Limited, Ripple Ventures, Royal Bank of Canada, Royal Canadian Navy, Scotiabank, SickKids, Signal49, South Island Prosperity Partnership, SpaceX, Stifel, Stranch, Jennings & Garvey, Sun Life, Sunnybrook, Super.com, Taiv Inc., TD Securities, Teck Resources Limited, TELUS, Temerty Group, Thompson Rivers University, U.S. Arctic Research Commission, United Nations, University of Alberta, University of Calgary, University of Montreal, University of Toronto, University of Victoria, University of Waterloo, Venture Ontario, Wafr Technologies, Well Health Technologies Corp., WELLSTAR Technologies Corp., Western University, and Will Be Live
People:	Anamika Gadia, Andrew Longhurst, Andrew Nikiforuk, Andriana LaGrange, Anko Van der Werff, Antonio Guterres, Azadeh Kushki, Blake Baldwin, Brad Stelfox, Clara Moreau, Edward Hong, Evan Solomon, François-Philippe Champagne, Hamad Shahsavan, Hope Hyslop, Ian Connell, Jack Mintz, Janet Hurley, Lawrence Zhang, Mackenzie Moir, Marc Miller, Mark Carney, Mark Schaan, Max Lemmens, Melanie Bouzanne, Mélanie Joly, Micahel Ali, Michael Rousseau, Nadeem Esmail, Nathalie Beaudoin, Negin Bouzari, Nicola Kelly, Nrushanth Suthaharan, Paul Arnold, Philippe Aubé, Ravi Menon, Research Money, Robert Bryce, Robin Beer, Robin Gaster, Sian Hurrell, Solange Gagnebin, Stéphane Dion, and Thomas Dans
Topics:	artificial intelligence, automation, carbon policy, critical minerals, data centres, Defence industry, Government Funding, healthcare policy, labour productivity, research innovation, science diplomacy, shipbuilding industry, two-tier healthcare, and Venture Capital

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