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The Short Report: June 17, 2026

Research Money
June 17, 2026

Canada's new AI strategy gets mixed reviews; Ottawa moves to ban social media accounts for children; feds launch National Food Security Strategy; SMEs could grow Canada's economy by $350 million by fully utilizing AI; gap exists between Canada's AI research and a workforce lagging in AI readiness; achieving "AI for All" in agriculture requires systems-level change ; Canada's "silent" brain drain; time for Canada to use public buying strategically; and more.

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Organizations:	Alberta Machine Intelligence Institute, Amazon.com Inc., Anthropic, Apollo Global Management, Ax.c, Baffinland Iron Mines Corporation, Blackstone, Boralex, Brookfield, Business Development Bank of Canada, Canada Border Services Agency, Canada Health Infoway, Canadian AI Safety Institute, Canadian Armed Forces, Canadian Association of Broadcasters, Canadian Chamber of Commerce, Canadian Climate Institute, Canadian Council of Forest Ministers, Canadian Food Inspection Agency, Canadian Institute for Advanced Research, Canadian Institute for Health Information, Canadian Institutes of Health Research, Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission, Canadian Security Intelligence Service, Canadian Space Agency, Cenovus Energy Inc., Clio, Cohere Inc., Council of Canadian Innovators, Deep Sky Corporation, Department of National Defence, Ecojustice, Emissions Reduction Alberta, Export Development Canada, General Fusion, Government of Alberta, Government of Canada, Government of New Brunswick, Government of Nova Scotia, Government of Ontario, Government of Quebec, Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada, Kneat.com Inc., La Caisse, MaRS Discovery District, McGill University, Meta, Mila-Quebec AI Institute, National Research Council of Canada, National Union of Public and General Employees, Natural Products Canada, Natural Resources Canada, Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro, OpenAI, Privacy Commissioner of Canada, Professional Institute of the Public Service of Canada, Queen’s University, Shared Services Canada, Simon Fraser University, Stellarex Inc., Thoma Bravo, TMX Group Limited, U15 Canada, Universities Canada, University of Calgary, University of Saskatchewan, University of Toronto, and Vector Institute
People:	Adam Legge, Alex Pourbaix, Allan MacDonald, Amir Morv, Antonio Utano, Arran Stephens, Bea Bruske, Beata Caranci, Ben Bergen, Bert Blundon, Blair Attard-Frost, Cam Linke, Cameron MacDonald, Charles Conteh, Cheri Corbett, Daniel Perrry, David Keegan, Donald Trump, Elon Musk, Eric Richmond, Eva Andrei, Fenwick McKelvey, Florian Martin Bariteau, Francis Fong, Frank Lochan, Grace Lee Reynolds, Greg Canessa, Guillaume Lhermie, Guru Singh, Helen Hayes, Jack Mintz, Jakub Skrzypczyk, Janice Lochan, Janice MacKinnon, JD Saint-Martin, Jim Balsillie, John McCall MacBain, John Ruffolo, Kevin Desjardins, Kim Cumpson, Kristie Carrier, Laurent Carbonneau, Lucas Matheson, Madison Rilling, Manuel Juárez, Marcy McCall MacBain, Marjorie Michel, Mark Carney, Maroussia Lévesque, Martin Kon, Melissa Robertson, Mia Morisset, Michael Bert, Milton Dyck, Muhannad Malas, Nicholas Held, Nicolas Papernot, Pablo Jarillo-Herrero, Phillippe Dufresne, Ratana Stephens, Research Money, Ritika Dutt, Robert Asselin, Rodrigo Balbontin, Sam Altman, Sarah Ryan, Satya Singh, Simon Blanchette, Sophie Forest, Stanley Kershman, Stuart Adams, Susan Watts-Rynard, Ted Morton, Tim Hodgson, Valerie Walker, and Vass Bednar
Topics:	agricultural technology, AI regulation, artificial intelligence, brain drain, clean energy, critical minerals, Cybersecurity, data infrastructure, digital sovereignty, economic growth, health innovation, public procurement, tax policy, Venture Capital, and Workforce readiness

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