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Thomas Courchene in a suit standing for a portrait.

Tom Courchene showed how economists can shape public policy

A sketch of Umar Zameer, the accused, in a grey suit alongside gowned lawyers, in front of a judge and jury.

Oversight fails when police investigate police

A patch depicting a Canadian flag is sewn on the sleeve.

Civil-military tensions still shape Canada’s armed forces

Three doctors operate in a room with two hanging lights and very little else.

Canada must act to protect hospitals in war zones

A man carries a child on the beach with oil tankers and cargo ships in the Strait of Hormuz in the background.

The Carney government’s policy pivot amid global turmoil requires reshaping how government works

A multi-coloured illustration of people in a group.

When neutrality becomes policy, equity suffers in Canadian institutions

Large hand gripping a chess piece on a chessboard, symbolizing control, power imbalance and strategic pressure in Canada-U.S. relations.

Rethinking retaliation in the age of Trump

An overhead view of a combine harvester cutting a swath through a field of brown plants, alongside a tractor towing a grain trailer.

Community food systems are critical to Canada’s national security

Solitary confinement continues in Canada under a different name

Will Biden test Mexico’s hand’s-off approach to bilateral relations?

Quelle politique étrangère pour le Canada après Trump ?

L’implacable discipline de parti aux Communes
Chronique

Public servants can’t win for losing in these COVID times

Les chemins qui restent pour le Québec : l’intégration ou l’indépendance

After Trump, a struggle for shared truth

Why being a gracious winner is an essential strategy for Biden

Canada must play a role in renewing multilateralism for a changing world

What a Biden presidency means for climate change and Canada

Extending the scope of assisted dying is wrong

Facial recognition is transforming our borders, and we are not prepared

Canada’s actions around the Mi’Kmaq fisheries rest on shaky legal ground

How did Donald Trump do so well at the polls?

Despite a polarizing US election, there are signs of political consensus

What we can learn from COVID communications in other countries

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