Fortunately, the issue may be revisited. Over the next few months, the government will set up a working group to advise on all implementation details. Let's hope this group listens to concerns about the need to more equitably strengthen research and innovation in all parts of the country. For example, any time you study water in Canada, you're going to begin with snow. They don't get bored and become less effective after staring at maps and data for hours.
Researchers studying the extensive Mackenzie River Basin use the program.
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