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A wallet, with some cash peaking out, sitting on a tax form.

Broad tax reform belongs at the centre of Canada’s growth agenda

As he stands in a line of his coworkers, a man holds a sign high in the air that says: “Unpaid work won’t fly.”

We live in an age of underwork and overwork

Carney walks across the loading area in front of gantry cranes and a container ship alongside the port facilities.

Canada’s major-projects agenda has a carbon blind spot

Construction workers Alt text: Single worker stands on a partially framed house.

Skilled-trades training needs a rethink

Silas is holding a mic and raising a fist in front of a group of people holding protest signs.

Canadian governments are taking different paths back to the office

A crane operating in an open-pit mine against a grey sky with smoke billowing from a coal generating plant in the background.

Resilient communities need more than GDP growth

A man holds apples while a woman works the register screen with a pile of produce on the conveyor belt.

Canada can stop surveillance pricing before it reaches the checkout

A grey-haired man in a hard hat looks out over a factory floor.

Canada has been dealt its demographic cards. Now it has to play them better

Heritage in Canada: doing homework for the 21st century

Will nooks and lounges replace the office in the public service?

Personne n’est à l’abri de la crise du logement

Three ways to make government spending more accountable and efficient

Businesses need public support to commercialize intellectual property

Our policy-making process is fundamentally flawed

The Liberal government must rid the country of systemic Islamophobia

Speaking tech to power

Canada’s relations with China need bold recalibration

Canada can meet climate goals by building better infrastructure

Many Albertans still fine with an oil-and-gas future

Le télétravail survivra à la pandémie

Canada needs a gender-responsive pandemic preparedness plan

A fresh look at the reasons why women and men are self-employed

The pandemic upended the federal workplace. What comes next?

A pandemic and a real estate bubble: the flaws in our judgment

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