Further and Further Away: Canada’s unrealized digital potential

Authors: Vu, Viet

Overview

Abstract (English)

Research from Further and Further Away shows that Canada is lagging behind on nurturing, developing, and using our digital talent. Pay gaps and the continued marginalization of participation in tech work has shown that those who create and use technologies in Canada do not represent those who live and work here. Without their participation, we risk missing out on valuable insights, talent, and experience that can shape future technologies.

Abstract (French)

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Details

Type	Report to policy group
Author	Vu, Viet
Publication Year	2022
Title	Further and Further Away: Canada’s unrealized digital potential
Publication Language	English

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Data Used

Canadian Population Census

Cross-Sectional, Repeated (1911 to 2021)

Census

Research Data Centre(s)

Toronto RDC

UTO

Canadian Research Data Centre Network