Powerful framing on education as subsidized migration. That single line cuts through decades of policy talk about talent retention. I worked with alot of Canadian engineers who ended up in Silicon Valley, and they all said the same thing: loved home, but the projects here weren't ambitious enough. When you train people for moonshots but only offer maintainence work, you shouldn't be suprised where they end up.
Powerful framing on education as subsidized migration. That single line cuts through decades of policy talk about talent retention. I worked with alot of Canadian engineers who ended up in Silicon Valley, and they all said the same thing: loved home, but the projects here weren't ambitious enough. When you train people for moonshots but only offer maintainence work, you shouldn't be suprised where they end up.