Canada’s national pride may soften the DEI backlash

“They aim to create a narrative, and indeed a society, where equity and social progress are seen as threats, and exclusion and discrimination are accepted, normalized and further entrenched.”

Why It Matters

Canada will need all the talent it can muster to grow its economy and build new partnerships. Diversity, equity and inclusion are part of that.

Canada needs to protect the spirit and application of diversity, equity and inclusion if it hopes to compete in a new economic order, say those working in the sector.

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