QC consulted about Canadian jobs & growth

By Staff | July 8, 2013 | Last updated on July 8, 2013
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Today, Mike Lake, parliamentary secretary to the Minister of Industry, kicked off a weeklong tour of Quebec.

He’s planning to consult with Quebecers about job creation and economic growth in the province. He’ll also discuss Canadian leadership in technological innovation with business leaders.

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“From aerospace to university research, Quebec is an international leader in innovation,” says Lake. “Our government is committed to working with our innovative Canadian entrepreneurs to continue promoting Quebec and Canada’s economic success.”

Lake will be visiting businesses that have partnered with the federal government through programs like the National Research Council of Canada’s Industrial Research Assistance Program.

Since 2006, the government has invested more than $9 billion in science and technology.

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