IPIC Authors Opinion Piece on IP Policy and Climate Change for The Hill Times

Published on February 24, 2020

If we truly believe climate change to be the fight of our time, and the government believes Canadian companies can be significant players in the global clean-tech market, we need to support them through good IP policy incentives.

IPIC's Executive Director Adam Kingsley authored an opinion piece on climate change and IP policy in today's edition of The Hill Times. The Hill Times is distributed nationally and sent to all Members of Parliament (MP), Ministers, Senators and political staffers. Visibility in this publication is crucial to raising awareness among Canada’s most powerful decision makers on the need to make changes to the country’s IP system.

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