Compute Canada, in all its incarnations, is now ten years old; this milestone represents an opportunity for the research community that requires computation and data to reflect on what it wants a computational research support organization to do, and how best it should work. We’re pleased today to release a discussion paper to the community to contribute to that conversation. “Compute Canadian: Building a successful and federated computational research enterprise, together”, proposes that any computational research support organization in Canada should serve Canadian research in...