ARCHIVED—Canada's Digital Economy: Moving Forward, June 22, 2009, Ottawa, Ontario
Canada's Digital Economy: Moving Forward

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June 22, 2009
Ottawa, Canada
Government Conference Centre (map)

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The Honourable Tony Clement, Minister of Industry, is hosting a one-day forum to identify the key areas of action necessary for Canada to regain its leadership position in the Digital Economy.

Senior level leaders from business, academic and consumer organizations are being invited to contribute their expertise and actively participate in this day-long event.

The objectives are to agree upon:

  • the major challenges and issues facing Canada as a digital economy;
  • a statement of collective goals; and,
  • a list of priority areas for action.

The expected results are to end the day with an agenda to advance the digital economy in Canada. Discussion will be based upon the following themes:

  • promoting business innovation using ICTs;
  • building a digital infrastructure of the future;
  • ensuring a stronger, safer online marketplace;
  • moving forward.

Participation in this event is by invitation only, however, the full day will be broadcast live online via this website. Your virtual participation is encouraged!