Public policy has always relied on information, but governments can now collect, connect, and analyze data at unprecedented speed. Across…
Browsing: Issue 08
Cybersecurity in government is no longer an information technology concern. It is a public-service, privacy, and national-security issue. Federal departments,…
Digital marketing has given Canadian organizations unprecedented access to audiences, but visibility is not the same as connection. Purpose-driven marketing…
Canadian employers say they cannot find workers with the right skills. Meanwhile, many graduates, newcomers, displaced employees, and mid-career professionals…
Leadership is often measured through revenue and market share. Yet across Canada, non-profits organizations are proving that influence can also…
Regulation is often described as a cost of doing business, but that view is increasingly incomplete. Across Canada, particularly in…
For many Canadian businesses, the distance between a promising idea and commercial success is measured in available capital. A manufacturer…
Public-private partnerships, commonly called P3s, are becoming increasingly important to community development across Canada. These arrangements bring governments, businesses, investors,…
Ontario’s economy depends on businesses that can invest, hire, innovate, and compete. Government initiatives can influence those decisions through tax…
Communities are shaped not only by private investment, but by decisions across government. In Canada, municipalities manage local services and…
