OTTAWA — As the U.S. and other countries dish out billions of dollars in incentives for semiconductor manufacturing and innovation, the Canadian chip sector is pushing the federal government to support a blossoming domestic ecosystem. While many executives hope to see funding allocated in this week’s budget, they don’t all agree on how Ottawa should spend its money.

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