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The Growth Lens by Scotia Growth Institute explores the ideas, investments and decisions shaping Canada’s economic future. Through thoughtful conversations with leaders in business, policy and economics, the show looks at what it will take to strengthen Canada’s productivity, competitiveness, infrastructure, trade relationships and long-term prosperity.Â
Each episode goes beyond the headlines to examine the practical work behind economic growth: how major projects get financed and built, how investment turns into productivity, how Canada competes for capital and talent, and how policy, business and communities can help turn opportunity into measurable outcomes.Â
This is a podcast for listeners who want a clearer view of the forces reshaping Canada’s economy, and a deeper understanding of what it will take to build a more competitive, resilient and prosperous country.Â
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Will new tax incentives unleash business investment in Canada?
Sep 28, 2026 · 19 min
Has Canada entered a new era of energy and economic development?
Sep 24, 2026 · 40 min
Trailer: The Growth Lens - Conversations on Economic Growth
Sep 14, 2026 · 2 min
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