Policy Options

Changes at the moment are coming at all of us from all directions. The reality of one day is not the same as the next. The crisis of this...

Canadian governments are moving swiftly to provide financial support to businesses and households affected by the coronavirus-induced downturn. These steps are critical and should be lauded. But policy-makers must...

The Canadian Nuclear Association (CNA) held its annual conference in Ottawa in February. It was the most optimistic gathering in years. In one sense, this was only natural. After...

As COVID-19 spreads around the globe, its impact extends far beyond the health implications of a pandemic that has already killed more than 20,000 people in barely three months....

Achieving inclusive growth is the pivotal economic policy challenge of our time. Despite significant economic and social progress over the 75 years since the end of the Second World...

Manitoba announced last week that it would be closing public schools, but leaving childcare centres open. Officials explained that childcare centres provide essential support to parents working during the...

On Monday night, as businesses across the country ground to a halt, a group of dozens of women who own small businesses in communities across Canada gathered for a conference...

Over the past few weeks, the number of COVID-19 cases in Canada has grown, following the exponential curve that is the typical pattern of this very contagious virus. So...

One widely touted response to the COVID-19 pandemic is to “flatten the curve” — to spread COVID-19 infections over time, so that the medical system can cope with them....

Le Canada jouissait historiquement d’un statut privilégié sur le continent africain et figurait comme « généreux bienfaiteur ». Depuis 2017, ses actions en Afrique sont guidées par une politique...