Canada Research Chair in Regional Innovation, Johnson-Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy, University of Saskatchewan
Joined May 2010
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Ken Coates retweeted
19 Dec 2016
.@kenscoates charts a path forward on #pipelines in a series of #MLI videos
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Ken Coates retweeted
15 Sep 2016
Canada needs better measures for gauging how its post-secondary institutions are performing
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4 Aug 2016
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5 Jul 2016
New from my @MLInstitute colleagues: Making environmental assessment work for Aboriginals
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Ken Coates retweeted
27 Jun 2016
Indigenous supporters of resource development are being heard: @kenscoates in Inside Policy bit.ly/28ZlIjt #cdnpoli
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22 Jun 2016
Check out the new paper from @DwightNewmanLaw on new natural resource transparency laws
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30 Mar 2015
@dk_munro @CdnCEOCouncil Working on a larger and more detailed study to complement this one.
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19 Jan 2015
Arctic Frontiers 2015 (Tromso, Norway) is focused on energy and the environment.The search for solutions continues.(ww.arcticfrontiers.com)
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Ken Coates retweeted
8 Dec 2014
Innovative course for an innovative North ow.ly/Fz6im ow.ly/i/7RNtW @ICNGD @Kenscoates @arcticfrontiers #usask
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12 Aug 2014
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28 May 2014
Sask Form, organized by Conference Board, put the spotlight on a prosperous province, showing a collective confidence about the future.
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25 May 2014
Rural College Symposium. Alonquin College, Pembroke. Great illustration of the dynamic and vital role of rural Colleges in Canada.
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9 Mar 2014
Chief Perry Bellegarde's excellent speech on Aboriginal people and resource development in Saskatchewan. youtube.com/watch?v=qTj8irh0…
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24 Feb 2014
Cdn Coast Guard announce NW Passage not viable for commercial navigation in foreseeable future. Told to Arctic Parliamentarians Committee
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