May 15, 2023
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3:45 pm

Ambition 2035: Climate impact reduction technologies

A fireside chat to explore the opportunities and challenges in achieving Ambition 2035 - a plan to grow Canada's ocean economy to $220 billion.

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Advancements in technology and innovation are important to the sustainable growth of our ocean and the health of our planet.

This fireside chat is organized by Canada's Ocean Supercluster as part of their Ambition 2035 event in Ottawa, Ontario.

The discussion will explore key growth areas, including energy, seafood, transport, and climate.

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Event participants

Dr. Anya Waite
Dr. Anya Waite
Chief Executive Officer and Scientific Director
Ocean Frontier Institute
Andrea Johnston
Andrea Johnston
Assistant Deputy Minister
Innovation Canada
Event details
Date & time
May 15, 2023
3:45 pm
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May 15, 2023
4:15 pm
Location
Ottawa, Ontario
Registration deadline
May 15, 2023
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