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...
En tant que seul État francophone en Amérique du Nord, le Québec a une responsabilité particulière à l’égard du rayonnement du français partout au Canada. La vitalité du français...
The federal government pledge to plant 2 billion trees over 10 years has garnered considerable attention from Canadians eager to find solutions to the climate crisis. Planting trees is...
Imagine an environment minister meeting with her three deputy ministers to design a policy package to reduce emissions from vehicles. The proposal of one deputy will reduce emissions 10...
One of the thorniest challenges in the world is making sense of its disruptiveness. Managing public expectations is not getting any easier. The world is changing at an alarming...
L’IRPP vient de publier un rapport sur l’aide médicale à mourir pour les personnes souffrant de maladie mentale, rédigé par huit experts en droit et santé publique, le Groupe...
In his recent book, A Time to Build, the American writer and thinker Yuval Levin observes that the crisis of American democracy results from the failure of institutions. Institutions...
In late February, the federal government introduced Bill C-7, repealing the requirement that a patient’s natural death must be “reasonably foreseeable” to be eligible for medical assistance in dying...
Canada’s international human rights policy opens with a lie: “Canada has been a consistently strong voice for the protection of human rights and the advancement of democratic values. This...
Now that the federal government has tabled proposed amendments to the law governing medical assistance in dying (MAiD), it’s imperative that the law’s severe restrictions be lifted so that...
