Canada’s needs a national policy to protect publicly funded Canadian IP and ensure the country benefits from it

Mark Lowey
November 4, 2026

Canada loses millions of dollars in publicly funded innovations to foreign multinationals because it lacks a national intellectual property policy. or rules to benefit Canadians if that IP is sold. Shiri Breznitz of the Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy at the University of Toronto, argues that implementing strategic IP ownership rules and supporting regional innovation ecosystems is essential to ensure Canadians benefit from their own research.

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