Canadian economy would do better driverless


According to Steven Wilhelm’s report, Hansen’s remarks were what you’d expect: there are opportunities in space, critical minerals are, well, critical, and it would be good to see Canada continue to be involved in space exploration and discovery. But then he added, as advocates for individual industries always do, that we should support space because: “It’ll drive our … economy, drive jobs.”



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