Canada is facing the loss of an export and innovation champion responsible for breaking new ground, creating middle-class jobs, and opportunity in Canada’s rural communities. The crisis is in...
Il y a un fort consensus des experts : au cours des deux prochaines décennies, notamment en raison du vieillissement accéléré de la population, le taux de croissance annuel des...
Reported cases of abuse and murder of people from visible minority groups at the hands of police forces across Canada persist today. Yet, by and large, Canadian police unions...
A recent Policy Options op-ed by Sheila Paylan and Vrouyr Makalian, “Canada’s responsibility in the Nagorno-Karabakh crisis,” contains some basic mistakes and misunderstandings. The authors refer to the so-called...
Last Fall, Joyce Echaquan, an Indigenous woman, died in a Quebec hospital after posting videos online of the hospital staff insulting her. The tragedy was seen by many as...
What to make of l’Affaire Payette? The consensus from the commentary thus far would suggest this is a process saga (an Ottawa favourite), but this episode reminds us that...
In 1920, Duncan Campbell Scott, then-deputy superintendent of the Department of Indian Affairs is quoted for suggesting that his goal was to “get rid of the Indian problem.” Scott’s...
“If you feel sick, please stay home.” It is easier said than done for the majority of Canadians, especially those in lower paying precarious work. However, amidst a global...
(Cet article a été traduit de l’anglais.) La pression en faveur de la réduction des émissions de gaz à effet de serre (GES) dues aux transports en Amérique du...
Plurielles, les formes d’inégalité sont le produit de relations sociales asymétriques. Les populations racisées ne bénéficient pas comme les autres citoyens de la redistribution du capital national à cause...
