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The Productivity Benefits of High-Value, Low-Carbon Investment

Travis Southin

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In the face of US tariffs and escalating global uncertainty, Canada’s economic resilience isn’t just desirable—it’s essential. While calls expand international and inter-provincial trade are important, Canadians need to finally address our long-standing productivity crisis.

Canada’s productivity struggles aren’t new—but solutions can be. Investing in clean technologies can help address this crisis and support Canada’s economic independence. Firms scaling tech like mass timber, sustainable aviation fuels, and next-gen EV batteries aren’t merely good ideas; they’re our best shot at improving our productivity and competitiveness.

Decades of declining productivity have erased Canada’s post-war gains against the US. It’s time we reversed this trend by adding real value to our natural resources and investing strategically in clean-tech industries.

Learn how a clean industrial strategy can unleash Canadian innovation to secure global leadership and lasting prosperity.

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