Just how diverse is the federal public service? This question recently has attracted more scrutiny, particularly when it comes to the inclusion of Black Canadians in the bureaucracy. Before...
Last week marked the launch of the IRPP’s Centre of Excellence on the Canadian Federation. To celebrate, we’re putting out a special edition of the podcast hosted by centre...
Among the more discouraging aspects of the 2019 federal election was the failure of all major parties to take any meaningful stand against Quebec’s Bill 21. The legislation, which...
Ce lundi 14 septembre, le premier ministre progressiste-conservateur du Nouveau-Brunswick Blaine Higgs vient encore une fois de gagner à la loterie politique. Il y a quatre ans, en 2016,...
Canada’s recent bid for membership in the United Nations Security Council was promoted with narratives such as “Canada is back” and “The world needs more Canada.” But one of...
L’année 2020 marquera les esprits en raison de la pandémie de COVID-19, mais elle est aussi importante pour d’autres raisons : on y souligne les 40e et 25e anniversaires des...
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....
Au-delà du débat de fond sur l’à-propos du scrutin proportionnel pour le Québec, il importe d’analyser les caractéristiques du modèle proposé par le gouvernement pour mieux comprendre les motivations...
Out of a party leadership race that seemed perpetually overshadowed by the COVID-19 pandemic and protests for racial justice, Canada’s Conservatives elected as their leader a mild-mannered, former air...
The $19-billion agreement between Ottawa and the provinces announced on July 16 delivered what municipalities and experts have long been calling for: support for municipalities to cover deficits resulting...
