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Reconciliation can’t wait another generation

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The dangerous rush for Indigenous identity policies at universities

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To think out loud: what can policy commissions achieve?

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Children’s rights: How to make justice truly accessible

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How intergenerational inequality threatens trust in democracy

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Elbows up: Keeping Canadian companies in Canadian hands

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Rethinking internal trade: the urgent need for a harmonized approach

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One simple fix for Canada’s industrial carbon pricing systems

Mark Carney holds Justin Trudeau by the biceps while they are surrounded by photographers and party members.

Can swapping leaders really change election outcomes?

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How to tamp down hyperpartisanship in Canadian politics

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What the Canadian government is missing on AI

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On ostriches, polarizing politics and buried heads

Maria Ressa gestures with both hands from the behind the podium of the general assembly with the UN logo on it.

Countering the threat of AI manipulation by authoritarian states

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Who governs the digital sphere? How U.S. proxy lobbying erodes Canada’s digital sovereignty

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Building a health workforce that reflects the people it serves

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Carney’s industrial bet: Building Canada’s future while cutting the public service

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