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...
Note: the word L’nu means the people of the same tongue and is the preferred name of the tribe otherwise known as Mi’kmaq. L’nu is singular and L’nuk is...
Tandis que le Canada s’efforce de contenir le taux d’infection à la COVID-19, les gouvernements du pays se penchent sur la reprise post-pandémie et les moyens de relancer l’économie....
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...
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...
Dans son récent discours du Trône, le gouvernement fédéral a promis à la population des régions rurales et éloignées l’accès à un médecin de famille ou à une équipe...
As the COVID-19 crisis deepens, more and more people are losing their workplace health insurance. Even before the pandemic, an estimated 10 to 20 percent of Canadians were not...
It is of the utmost importance that the lessons we have learned throughout this pandemic help us shape a brighter future for people living in Canada. This crisis has...
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...
Implanting a defective device or prescribing the wrong medication are two examples of medical errors causing death and ravaging lives. Doing the wrong thing to someone is vastly more...
Please, I implore you. Can we just retire the term resilience? This might seem like a strange request, but I can’t muster the, uh, resilience to endure prolonged exposure...
