Posted on 01/07/09
CANADA'S INNOVATION GAP
MONTREAL -- kyakabuski@globeandmail.comWhen Michael Davis-Burchat moved to Finland for a job at Nokia Corp. last year, the Canadian-born industrial designer made the switch for more than a chance to work for the world's biggest cellphone maker or live amid the Jugendstil architecture of his adopted Helsinki neighbourhood.
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