The Future of Canada Centre’s third report on digital equity envisions a future where all organizations are equipped to thrive in the digital era. This future relies on interconnected success, where the progress of one paves a path to growth for all.
It’s no secret that data will power the future. Governments in Canada know this very well and are optimizing their systems, policies, and programs to adapt to the changing landscape and to bolster and maintain public trust.
How can the power of public sector data be harnessed in the most secure, resilient, and beneficial way for all? This report outlines how policymakers can build on their momentum to realize the full potential of Canadian data.
This paper was awarded the 2022-2023 Mack Eastman Prize endowed by the United Nations Association. The prize is awarded for the best essay on a problem related to international peace and security or international cooperation in economic or social areas.
This paper was written for POLI 460 Foreign Policy Analysis taught by Dr. Paul Evans. All International Relations majors are required to complete an IR seminar during their final year, which also meets the Faculty of Arts Research Component.
The Future of Canada Centre’s second report on digital equity focuses on attaining digital equity for all Canadians, with particular attention given to the groups that consistently face disproportionate barriers. Canada can lead by example on the global stage by ensuring all Canadians are able to safely and effectively navigate the digital world.
I authored this policy summary while working at Deloitte's Future of Canada Centre. The bulletin covers recent developments in the evolving Canadian technology regulation landscape as of July 2022. It was circulated firm-wide for the reference of Deloitte Canada practitioners.
Note: This bulletin has been published with the approval of managers at Deloitte. Certain sections have been redacted from this version for firm privacy.
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A short reflection on my last four months at Deloitte's Future of Canada Centre as a co-op analyst supporting the public policy and research teams.
This report breaks down the key policy and funding items from the 2022 Canadian federal government budget. I contributed to this report while working as a co-op analyst at Deloitte's Future of Canada Centre.
Disclaimer: All rights belong to Deloitte.
A short reflection on my first four months at Deloitte's Future of Canada Centre as a co-op analyst supporting the public policy and research teams.
A reflection on the professional skills I developed during my co-op term at Deloitte's Future of Canada Centre
