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December 1, 2002
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Governing
Charlottetown: The Anatomy of Mega-Constitutional Politics
by IRPP Admin
December 1, 2002
Health
Health Care: From Reinvesting to Reinventing
by IRPP Admin
December 1, 2002
Charlottetown and Aboriginal Rights: Delayed But Never Relinquished
by IRPP Admin
December 1, 2002
The Democratic Deficit
by IRPP Admin
December 1, 2002
A Mood of Confidence About Canada, But Not Its Political Leadership
by IRPP Admin
December 1, 2002
From Montreal to Kyoto, How We Got From Here to There-Or Not
by IRPP Admin
December 1, 2002
Des balises pour l’identité : la convention internationale sur la diversité culturelle
by IRPP Admin
December 1, 2002
The OECD and International Development: A Call for Leadership
by IRPP Admin
December 1, 2002
Economy
The Auto Pact: Forerunner of Free Trade (book excerpt)
by IRPP Admin
December 1, 2002
Kyoto and the Absence of Leadership in Canada’s Capitals
by IRPP Admin
December 1, 2002
A Trading Nation (book review)
by IRPP Admin
December 1, 2002
Giving Credit Where Credit is Due
by IRPP Admin
December 1, 2002
Social Policy
Immigration: The Economic Case (book review)
by IRPP Admin
December 1, 2002
Kyoto : Pour une stratégie canadienne flexible
by IRPP Admin
December 1, 2002
Social Policy
Who Gets in. What’s Wrong with Canada’s Immigration Program – And How to Fix It (book review)
by IRPP Admin
December 1, 2002
The Case for Kyoto: A Question of Competitiveness, Consultations, Credibility, Commitment and Consistency
by IRPP Admin
December 1, 2002
Governing
Social Policy
Is CBC Really Biased?
by
Tiziana Carafa
December 1, 2002
Incidences de l’approche fédérale sur le secteur industriel
by IRPP Admin
December 1, 2002
Living with the Euro
by IRPP Admin
December 1, 2002
A Case for Investment in Rail and Intermodal Transport
by IRPP Admin
December 1, 2002
Environment
A Business Case for Responsible Climate Change
by IRPP Admin
December 1, 2002
Two Roads to Kyoto: More or Less
by IRPP Admin
December 1, 2002
Kyoto – An Unlevel Playing Field?
by IRPP Admin
December 1, 2002
Charlottetown 10 Years On: From Activism to Incrementalism
by IRPP Admin
December 1, 2002
L’Entente de Charlottetown vue du Québec
by IRPP Admin
December 1, 2002
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Further Reading
Religious literacy can help Quebec balance identity and inclusion
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W.Y. Alice Chan
Hicham Tiflati
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Adapting to minority governments: Canada’s new normal
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Matthew Taylor
October 8, 2025
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October 8, 2025
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October 7, 2025
