Mark Mann

The global electronics supply chain is shifting. Canada must act to capitalize on this opportunity.

Mark Mann
July 22, 2020

We have everything we need to build our state-of-the-art manufacturing capability and join the world’s most advanced economies. But to become a skilled manufacturing powerhouse, it will take leadership, partnership, and commitment.

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