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Kick-start: How to ignite entrepreneurship among young Canadians 

Youth entrepreneurship, especially the building-companies-that-scale variety, is core to a dynamic economy and broad-based prosperity

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RBC Thought Leadership produces actionable insights to help business leaders and policymakers make informed decisions in a changing world. We are laser focused on the biggest issues shaping Canada, including geopolitics, trade, AI, energy, agriculture, skills and housing.

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Mission Critical: Why Canada’s race to space is of national urgency

Canada can capture a portion of a US$10 billion spaceport and launch market

Social housing: Laying the ground for growth  

Previous efforts to build social housing stock between the 1950s and 1990s provide valuable lessons

Permission to Fail: A case for youth entrepreneurship

Ronnen Harary, co-founder of Spin Master, on why your 20s offer a unique entrepreneurial advantage and how AI is creating white space for agile…

The billion-dollar question: Where are all the Canadian biotech unicorns?

Biotech in Canada is admired in the lab but largely overlooked in capital markets

Climate Crunch: Canada’s opportunity to build a carbon-solutions powerhouse

Plus, how Canada is unlocking nature’s potential as an asset class

A New Energy: Steering Canada’s next oil and gas boom

An all-of-Canada approach is required to build pipelines, expand oil and gas output, and advance the Pathways’ carbon-capture project to generate…

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