Mark Lowey

The Insights Report: February 11, 2026

Mark Lowey
February 11, 2026

Federal caps on international students continue to impact postsecondary sector; international students could be a key in strengthening Canada's economy; postsecondary institutions need a critical shift to be more relevant to Canada's economic needs; three-quarters of Canadian workers using AI at work without employer training; Canadian workers exposed to ergonomic, bioological/chemical risks; Sector Signals highlights the quantum sector; and more.



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Organizations:
Alberta Machine Intelligence Institute, American Office of Clean Energy Demonstrations, BC Construction Industry Skills Improvement Council, Business + Higher Education Roundtable, C. D. Howe Institute, Canadian Armed Forces, Colleges Ontario, Concordia University, Council of Ontario's Universities, Covesion, CPI TMD Technologies, D-Wave Systems, Department of Employment, Department of National Defence, Diversity Institute, Electricity Human Resources Canada, Employment and Social Development Canada, Environics Institute for Survey Research, Environment and Climate Change Canada, European Patent Office, Future Skills Centre, Government of Ontario, Government of Quebec, Harvard, Higher Education Strategy Associates, IBM, Innovate UK, Institute for Quantum Computing, Intel, KPMG, Kyushu University, LG, Manitoba Institute of Trades and Technology, Microsoft, Mining Industry Human Resources Council, MIT, National Research Council, Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council Canada, Ontario's Universities, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, Perimeter Institute, Quantum Industry Canada, Quebec Superior Court, RBC Thought Leadership, Royal Roads University, RRC Polytech, School of Education and Technology, Simon Fraser University, Statistics Canada, Ted Rogers School of Management, Toronto Metropolitan University, Toshiba, Trinity House, University of British Columbia, University of Strathclyde, University of Waterloo, University of Windsor, and University of Winnipeg
People:
Achim Kempf, Anna Stokke, Chris Busch, Éric Dufour, Fred Meier, Isaac Garcia-Sitton, Jackie Pichette, Ken Steele, Koji Yamaguchi, Lisa Lambert, Philipp Reichert, Poly Nash, Renée Cable, and Steve Orsini
Topics:
AI, Climate Change, economy, funding, innovation, international students, jobs, postsecondary institutions, Quantum, Research, skills, talent, and tuition

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