After the votes are counted tonight, 338 candidates will be headed to Ottawa to claim their seats as members of Parliament. The other 1500-plus candidates will be headed home....
(This article has been translated from French.) Under the Paris Agreement, Canada agreed to reduce its greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 30 percent compared to 2005 levels. While this goal...
At the second event in Policy Options’ Election 2019 Breakfast Series, Shree Paradkar (Toronto Star), Taylor Owen (Max Bell School of Public Policy), Paul Adams (Carleton University School of Journalism) and...
It is hard enough deciding who is a journalist without delegating the decision to a judge in the midst of an election campaign — or for that matter the...
Domestic issues are undoubtedly critical to voters in this election because they affect Canadians directly and in the short term. Foreign affairs rarely engage voters or affect choices at...
With Canada’s population increasingly concentrated in a small number of large metropolitan areas, the question often arises: do the values, interests and concerns of citizens in cities differ from...
We are less than a week from the federal election, and the four main political parties have been pushing their plans to address climate change. Each has a vision...
Canada’s upper house has undergone a facelift since the Independent Advisory Board for Senate Appointments was established in 2016. Whether these changes will mean genuine reform and have a...
Canadians will head to the polls October 21, 2019, to decide who will represent them in the 43rd Parliament. Our contributing writers share their insights on a range of...
Quand il est question d’innovation, les municipalités sont rarement considérées comme des chefs de file. D’autant que pour plusieurs observateurs, l’innovation est d’emblée l’apanage des entreprises du secteur privé...
