Tech and Innovation Series

24 January 2023
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Leger’s Tech and Innovation series, launched in 2022, explores Canadians’ perceptions of technologies and innovations that are shaping our future. Led by Leger’s Alberta office, with a special focus on Alberta, this series is designed to help governments and businesses understand public opinion, an important factor when designing new policies or preparing new product and service offerings.

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Edition 1: Renewable Energy and Going Green

Edition 2: Tech Industry Talent, Attraction and Retention

Edition 3: Attitudes Toward Technology and the Metaverse

Edition 4: Fintech in Canada: Online Banking, NFTs, DeFi and More

Edition 5: The Future of Education

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