On October 5, 2020, the federal Minister of Justice introduced Bill C-7 to amend Canada’s medical assistance in dying (MAiD) legislation. Parliament will debate this bill over the coming...
There is no “one-size-fits-all” in democratic processes, and public consultations are no exception. Growing evidence suggests that consultation processes, through which policy-makers invite the public to share opinions on...
While the mantra for the COVID-19 crisis has been “let’s build back better,” it will be impossible to do so without acknowledging that this pandemic has hit demographic groups...
La crise sanitaire et économique provoquée par la COVID-19 est un test majeur pour la viabilité financière des provinces canadiennes. Alors même que leurs dépenses augmentent (en santé et...
A new Parliament is fast approaching, and the Trudeau government’s COVID plans will soon be put to the test. We don’t yet know what’s in next week’s Speech from...
By the height of our participation in Afghanistan, the Canadian Forces had adopted a rigorous after-action review and lessons-learned process, conducted immediately after every significant combat or training activity....
Swift and large-scale investments are being made to restart Canada’s economy in a context of disruption and uncertainty about the future. To ensure these investments have a real impact...
It seems like every day, we’re seeing new changes that COVID-19 is bringing to the world of work. Firms are choosing to automate and digitize, and they’re turning increasingly...
En 15 ans, de 1980 à 1995, la part du Québec dans le marché canadien du capital de risque est passée de moins de 10 % à plus de...
Over the past few months, the coronavirus pandemic has caused unprecedented disruptions across the global food supply chain. The security and well-being of the individuals who get our food...
