On November 19, 2025, Lisa Lambert, CEO of Quantum Industry Canada (QIC) appeared as a witness before the House of Commons Standing Committee on Industry and Technology (INDU) as part of its study on Canada’s Defence Industrial Strategy.

Quantum Industry Canada is pleased to announce changes to our Board leadership.

On behalf of Canada’s quantum sector, Quantum Industry Canada (QIC) CEO Lisa Lambert issued a statement in response to Canada Strong: Budget 2025.

Ensuring Canada is cyber-resilient in the face of converging threats from AI and quantum computing is a nation-building mission essential to our economic prosperity, national security, and global credibility.

Quantum Industry Canada launches QuantumJobs.ca, the first job board dedicated to careers in Canada’s fast-growing quantum sector. Explore opportunities today.

Quantum Industry Canada’s Budget 2025 submission outlines six strategic recommendations to strengthen sovereignty, grow jobs, and secure quantum leadership.

Industrializing quantum will deliver economic resilience, national security and long-term strategic relevance for Canada. Op-ed by QIC’s CEO Lisa Lambert published in The Globe and Mail on July 2

Global quantum industry leaders respond to G7 Leaders’ Statement, emphasizing collaboration, trusted partnerships, and coordinated action to advance quantum technologies globally.

On June 16, 2025, the G7 Leaders released the Kananaskis Common Vision for the Future of Quantum Technologies — the first time quantum has been formally recognized as a shared strategic priority at the G7 Leaders’ level.

In response, Quantum Industry Canada (QIC) has issued a statement welcoming this historic milestone and emphasizing the importance of public-private collaboration, SME growth, trusted partnerships, and coordinated global action to ensure quantum technologies are deployed as trusted economic and security capabilities.

Read the full statement from QIC CEO Lisa Lambert.