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Imagine 2080

Imagine 2080

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What will Canada be like in 2080? We're asking people to look generations ahead. In this podcast, we'll hear future-focused ideas—research, possibilities and ambitions that could steer Canada forward.


This podcast was formerly named "Imagine Canada 2080."

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The Walrus Lab and McMaster University Sciences sociales
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      28 min
    • A new economy

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