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- Demystifying the role of parliamentary staffers
- Book Excerpt
Brand Command: Canadian Politics and Democracy in the Age of Message Control
- A response to Candice Malcolm’s Losing True North
- What should expatriates’ voting rights be?
- Finding a made-in-Canada solution for electoral reform
- Employment Equity: What the Latest Government Report Tells Us
- Are you “man enough”? Masculinity in the 2015 federal election
- Parliament is hard, and Justin Trudeau is mad as hell about it
- Outrage over government Wikipedia edits sends wrong message
- “Let’s Talk About Sex, Baby” – Beyond the Muskoka Initiative
- Le NPD et le PQ à la croisée des chemins
- Canada, TPP, and a possible piracy witch-hunt
- There are more places to celebrate #bankNOTEable women
- More is not always better when it comes to health care
- Citizenship Act bill: An overview of what the committee witnesses had to say
- Ethnicity hate crimes down, religious up especially against Muslims
- Attawapiskat crisis about human dignity, not geographic isolation
- How we should debate electoral reform
- How basic academic research leads to innovation
- Finding a new balance in Canada’s citizenship system
- Providing a right of appeal to medically inadmissible immigrants
- Governor in Council Appointments – 2016 Baseline
- Is the Sunshine List helpful?
- Budget 2016: Indigenous funding important, but governance issues are key
- Révision du système électoral fédéral : Trudeau peut agir « seul »
- Trudeau’s empty budget promises on the nation-to-nation relationship
- Diversity and inclusion agenda: Impact on the public service
- Young women lead the way for change
- Diversity on parliamentary committees: Does it matter?
- Diversity in political backrooms still lacking
- Canadian Citizenship: From “Harder to get and easier to lose” to a new balance
- Visible Minority Representation in the 2015 Election
- The Basic Income Guarantee is having a moment
- My take on the Citizenship Act changes: Finding the centre
- Fourth estate: The Fifth Business of democracy
- The Senate’s very Canadian threat — ‘We’re going to do our job!’
- The clash over the Internet infrastructure of the 21st century
- The Charter Party and the work of Parliament
- Muddying the debate on reforming the federal electoral system
- Federal deputy ministers: diversity and inclusion baseline
- Mainstreaming multiculturalism: Implementing diversity and inclusion deck
- Senate appointments: Chrétien, Harper diversity records compared
- Five things about food insecurity in Canada
- Polls show how Canadians are feeling when itcomes to Trudeau vs. Harper
- Implementing diversity and inclusion in Parliament
- A content Canada
- Why Canadians need to be having end-of-life conversations
- The Liberal government muddled its electoral reform mandate
- Diversity, inclusion and race lens: the debate
- New Canadians hold the keys to 2019
- Ordered Liberty
- Can Quebec handle the demographic shift?
- Meritocracy and the gender quota in the Canadian cabinet
- The new cabinet: greater diversity and inclusion
- Canadian newspaper editorial election endorsements: elite and out of sync
- 10 suggestions for our feminist Prime Minister
- Did the OSSTF Mishandle a Conflict of Interest?
- Après les régimes de retraite, les soins de longue durée
- Don’t Fear the Silver Tsunami
- A plan for a vibrant and sustainable CBC
- 5 Questions that the Liberal Party Needs to Answer
- Military deployments and a ‘political convention’ of Commons support
- Category: Recent Stories
- In/Equality Podcast – Inequality and Disability Justice with Michael Orsini Transcript
- The blurred roles of our pharmaceutical regulators
- Now is the time for social innovation
- Sept milliards, mais pas de lumière
- Ending homelessness through housing first initiatives
- What elasticity of taxable income should we use for 2016?
- Trudeau Cabinet takes diversity, inclusiveness to an unparalleled extent
- Is Trudeau’s pot plan constitutional?
- How can we encourage more Canadian companies to export?
- Using incarceration as an opportunity to improve inmates’ health
- Plus ça change…
- Seeing red: visible minority vote flocks to Liberals
- Federal Elections and Prescription Drugs: A Grade Report
- We need a radical new approach for kids in care
- Four things you should know about the pending Charter challenge against medicare
- Rothstein on Judicial Activism
- Party Platforms: Citizenship and Immigration Election 2015
- A look at the Conservative election platform.
- Some of the most complex needs of my patients stem from poverty, not disease
- Affordable medications for Canadians should be a priority in this federal election
- Will senior care in Canada break the bank?
- Another Dark Chapter of Canadian History in the Making
- Canadians Care about Healthcare – so why the Health Policy Media Blackout?
- Visible and Religious Minorities – 2015 Election – Top Ridings
- Employment Equity: What the Data Shows
- What do Canadians need from pension reform?
- Why we need to think twice about adopting an Australian model of pension reform
- Is it finally time for a national drug plan?
- Hacking goes squishy, revisited
- Why we should think twice before we institutionalize national pharmacare
- Canadian researchers call on fellow scientists to be more vocal in the media
- How Canada’s piecemeal pharmaceutical drug insurance coverage costs Canadian cities – and taxpayers – plenty
- Four things needed to make pharmacare work for Canadians
- Putting healthcare on the federal election agenda
- So you’re starting your MA in economics
- How Canada can improve regulatory cooperation
- Harper’s banned travel zones and the straw man
- If you’re for electoral reform, can you be against Elizabeth May?
- The Caretaker Convention and SCC Appointments
- Buying votes
- A vote against Frank
- Just Enough, Just in Time: Improving Sovereign Debt Restructuring for Creditors, Debtors and Citizens
- Let the great UCCB experiment begin
- Carter’s Remedial Smokescreen
- Risk Communication Preparedness: MERS CoV and The Stigma Dilemma
- Bring in Pharmacare – but not inefficient Quebec model
- Diversity and merit – we can have both
- Lost wisdom
- Calgary Talks: Great Bear Sea and the Northern Gateway pipeline
- Making the world economy more resilient to sovereign bankruptcies
- How trade changes when firms matter
- The real costs of informal caregiving in Canada
- Two views on Kokopenace
- Is that a promise or a threat?
- Labour’s lessons for Canadian parties
- Conversations on the new world of work: Andrew Graham, Co-Founder & CEO of Borrowell
- When is it “safe” to become a policy-engaged academic?
- Lessons From The UK Election – Part One
- Rothstein’s Replacement: Some Early Thoughts to Guide the Speculation
- The IRPP launches a new research initiative on Canadian trade
- Fixed term Parliaments: ten observations from across the pond
- It’s not 1980. Or 1997.
- Budget 2015: A modest proposal to find fiscal room
- Can a reasonable hypothetical offender be Aboriginal?
- Criminal folly
- Why don’t we have GHG policy for the oil sands? Blame Stephen Harper
- Electoral skull-duggery: your brain and the 2015 campaign
- Reasonable hypotheticals & prosecutorial discretion: R v Nur (part 3)
- How hypothetical is ‘hypothetical’? R v Nur (part 2)
- The future of mandatory minimums:R v Nur (part 1)
- Public Policy in an election: Is it worth it?
- Ideas that must die and balanced budget laws
- An underground market in legal ideas?
- On the proposed federal balanced budget law
- Canada has a critical opportunity to protect healthy Arctic homeland
- An amended Bill C-51 is still a problem: insights from the U.S.
- Mr. Mulcair and Mr. Trudeau: isolationism and humanitarian aid will not stop ISIS or protect Canada
- Who wants to work part-time?
- Metro Vancouver’s transit referendum is a political disgrace
- Calling a presser to get punched in the face
- Puzzling: Ontario men and women and full-time employment
- Of speech, scones and democracy
- Voting. Democracy’s slacktivism
- Please define precarious
- Should Parliament ‘oversee’ national security affairs?
- Mr. Gates and Mr. Harper
- Twitter: A peak into the press gallery fishbowl
- Why Greece is so rich
- How to talk about folks reluctant to vaccinate
- 15 year old school girl strip-searched for cannabis
- Why hedge funds may never be able to hold countries hostage again
- Dying with dignity – now comes the hard part
- A wider circle: listening to Canada’s urban aboriginal voices
- 2015: The year of big thinking in Ottawa?
- The myth of federal health care “cuts”
- Breaking the political taboo over longer life expectancy
- Ebola’s avoidable casualty
- The cost of relying on unpaid care
- American Exceptionalism, Revisited
- Politicians and media boycotts
- The myth of Iranian hegemony
- Does it matter who teaches our undergrads?
- Give precarious workers a chance
- Whom do we mourn?
- Competing for talent
- Drug madness in seniors’ care
- A Charter right to property – just for Alberta?
- The police, their political muscle and election campaigns
- The new prostitution bill is terrible
- Is the new prostitution bill constitutionally DOA?
- Jobs and regions – not all about the West
- Tim Hudak and the folly of the BIG promise
- L’identité québécoise et l’appui à la souveraineté
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- Saskatchewan’s use of the notwithstanding clause reveals its fundamental flaw
- October 2023
- How should artificial intelligence be regulated?
- The time for a law on artificial intelligence has come
- How to legislate on artificial intelligence in Canada?
- Who has jurisdiction over artificial intelligence: Ottawa or the provinces?
- The ethics of artificial intelligence await the law
- The risk of waiting to regulate AI is greater than the risk of acting too quickly
- Trans people must be protected across Canada
- Scale-up renewable energy co-operatives to energize the nation
- Direct subsidies to companies are always a bad idea
- The case for the legislative protection of cash
- Canada needs to accelerate its transition to renewable energy
- Oregon’s decriminalization of drugs has lessons for B.C.
- Clerk of the Privy Council John Hannaford relaunches ethics and values discussion in the public service
- Say no to a $15-billion slush fund for the oil and gas industry
- Conservatives: this is not Canada
- Inequality and Health-Care Bias
- Public inquiry into foreign interference in elections should target Big Oil
- Governments need to better reflect affordability concerns in climate policies
- Unmarried cohabitants should be protected too
- Addressing the climate crisis requires a diplomatic and global finance overhaul
- Universities need to take lead role in providing COVID-safe learning
- In the Indo-Pacific, Canada has core interests but weak clout
- Canada’s core national interests will have to lie in North America
- Canada should look North to refocus foreign policy – and regain lost middle-power status
- Finding Canada’s purpose in a shifting international order
- Tent cities are not just a municipal problem
- Canada has lost its purpose in foreign relations. It’s time for a review
- Canadian diplomacy needs to find its way back from the wilderness
- Lessons from Superstates on a shared ‘creed’ for public administration
- If spending is out of control, why are important federal services underfunded?
- Cutting $15 billion from the public service won’t be that hard. But what’s next?
- Why green construction is needed to affordably increase housing supply
- Inequality and Environmental Racism
- Don’t let cabinet shuffle delay reform on sealing criminal records
- Focus on renewables, not nuclear, to fuel Canada’s electric needs
- September 2023
- Ottawa needs to take a more co-operative approach to health care
- Make meaningful, not punitive, changes to Canada’s bail system
- It’s time for Canada to jumpstart efforts to support families fleeing North Korea
- Longstanding Canadian confidence in the judicial system may be on shaky ground
- Foreign-owned oil companies in Canada hold key to climate change
- Refugees in limbo because of growing use of tool to strip permanent residency
- Learn and relearn French outside of Quebec
- Making the Canada Disability Benefit work
- Basic Income and a Just Society: Policy Choices for Canada’s Social Safety Net
- How to manage our growing pile of electronic waste
- The war on cars
- Canada is falling behind when it comes to excessive packaging of grocery products
- The U.K.’s approach to climate governance can instruct Canada’s ambitions
- Terry Beech’s tall order: revamping service delivery
- The gender gap in disaster preparedness
- Why is housing cheaper in Quebec than in Ontario?
- Australia’s infrastructure review: A cautionary tale for Canada
- Building an adaptable country
- Future pandemics demand a response that’s better focused on inequities
- COVID-19 had hard lessons on the importance of equity in population health research
- August 2023
- Canada’s bumpy ride toward a national news strategy
- Make palliative care a priority in health-care funding negotiations
- Supporting Canadian LNG projects is good for the economy and the planet
- Lessons from Minnesota’s progressive turn
- What the Alberta election means for Canada
- Let’s make a deal: The Trudeau government’s social policy leadership
- Cutting back on collaboration with China hurts Canadian research and development
- Legal spanking of children has to stop
- A focus on work needs to be part of the new Canada disability benefit
- What's the good of immigration?
- How to eat less meat to save the planet (and our own health)
- Defining fossil fuel projects by climate impact is critical
- Ottawa must think carefully about subsidies for oil and gas emission reductions
- Cash-flow modeling shows carbon capture and storage can help meet climate goals
- Austerity in public education financing is fostering growing inequities in Canada
- Governments more ambitious than Canadians on electrification
- Using simulations to teach civics in high school could improve voter turnout
- Under hazy skies, opportunities for ground-up climate disaster policy changes
- July 2023
- Clarity over Ottawa’s spending power in areas of provincial authority could be coming
- Well-being of children with disabilities calls for rights-based policies
- When the crises never end: Janice Charette says organizational health is the next big challenge for the public service
- Why we need to help farmers plant more cover crops
- Des taxes régressives… et progressistes!
- Artificial intelligence + basic income = Canadian innovation
- Taming the tech giants will cause collateral damage
- Involve more ordinary Canadians in implementing the Online Streaming Act
- French as a condition of immigration: the CAQ’s new reform
- Four conditions for the new Clean Electricity Investment Tax Credit
- A one-click citizenship oath isn’t the way to go
- Panacea or peril? Assessing private clinics in Canadian health care
- Getting beyond the ‘single story’ to understand opposition to climate change measures
- Historic meeting of ministers needs to look at international human rights
- How did Turks abroad vote in Turkey’s election?
- Ontario needs to better protect international students
- The case of McVety’s “university” has massive legal and constitutional implications
- Canada is failing to regulate AI amid fear and hype
- Inflation : it’s always easier to blame the workers
- First Nations, federalism and lessons from the fight against COVID-19
- Who’s going to finally fix federal public service management?
- ‘Winner-take-all’ politics threatens Canadian democracy
- Banning pre-election polls is a bad idea
- Who the public trusted during the pandemic
- What was different about Ontario’s COVID-19 response
- How federalism failed Canadian cities during COVID-19
- Stress testing Canadian governance
- Resilient public institutions and the COVID-19 pandemic
- How to mandate clean heat in our buildings
- June 2023
- Is anybody ready to act on policing problems in Canada?
- With Hannaford’s unexpected pick, “the qualifications for clerk are changing”
- Perspectives on the Ottawa convoy protest and the Rouleau commission report
- Legal tussling over the Emergencies Act is far from over
- Emergency law needs to change for the climate crisis era
- The Rouleau report and the politics of living next to a powerful neighbour
- Peaceful assembly rights should not protect protests that cause fear of violence
- The "failure of federalism" at the siege of Ottawa was primarily a failure of governance
- Lessons from the Rouleau Commission
- Finding pathways out of Ontario’s hydro and climate mess
- A guide to modernizing payments in the financial sector
- It’s time to get tougher on travel-related terrorism
- La ligne rose est un meilleur projet que le REM de l’est
- Before the next health crisis, we need to grow trust and fight misinformation
- Canada must prioritize midwifery as part of its development assistance
- Is one region favoured by Ottawa?
- Information leaks can be critical to preserving democracy
- Who would benefit from the UCP personal income tax proposal in Alberta?
- Immigrant entrepreneurs need targeted support
- Backbenchers are the first victims of the party line
- A foreign influence transparency registry could cause more harm than good
- Racial disparities are barriers to progress that can’t be ignored
- How to create early childhood spaces: lessons from Quebec
- Canada’s positions on the international pandemic treaty are concerning
- Countering China’s economic coercion by building on a European initiative
- Inequality and Settler Colonialism
- A whole new conflict around remote work
- Four things to fix in Canada’s Copyright Act
- Harnessing growth to create positive neighbourhood change
- The impact of China targeting its diaspora
- Worsening gender inequality in Waterloo is a warning for all of Canada
- Grandeurs et misères du porc du Québec
- Here's how to abolish the monarchy in Canada (and say goodbye to King Charles)
- Repudiation of Doctrine of Discovery could change the world for Indigenous Peoples
- Balancing civil liberties and public safety during the pandemic
- Canada needs new immigrants, but must plan for the consequences
- Inequality and Disability Justice
- Four steps to relieving the Canadian housing crisis
- Health care crisis: the fault of (federal) funding or (provincial) management?
- Provinces must join effort to help disabled escape poverty
- The federal public service strike ends on compromise over wages, remote work
- How to train more doctors in Quebec
- The empty success of recent amendments to Canada’s right-to-repair bill
- The war in Afghanistan was a war of communication
- High-quality training programs needed to weather labour market disruptions
- May 2023
- Inequality and Child Care
- We must increase confidence in Canada’s security and intelligence enterprise
- Mignons, mais néfastes
- CMHC is supportive of renovations, but our tax laws are not
- Energy productivity first. Then focus on production
- Tensions rise in public service strike that could set trend for workers across Canada
- The banking meltdown is an omen for an even bigger risk: climate chaos
- A tale of two metropolitan regions
- Inequality and Homelessness
- Time to ban non-disclosure agreements
- Community self-determination can address the Northern housing crisis
- The low productivity of Canadian companies threatens our living standards
- Ottawa has cut loose all fiscal anchors
- The Canada Health Act needs to be updated
- Canada must speed up decarbonization to keep up with the U.S.
- Inequality and Redistribution
- Canada's chemical and fertilizer makers are escaping carbon scrutiny
- The Canada Health Act does not prohibit private care
- The eternal land shortage municipal planning departments can fix
- How can we make our critical infrastructures robust and resilient enough?
- Massive public-service strike could be days away
- Budget 2023’s clean economy initiatives need greater future clarity and certainty
- Inequality and Criminal Justice
- Welcome to In/Equality
- In/Equality Podcast
- We lack workers. Quebec must stop trying to create jobs
- Should Canada change the channel on Fox News?
- Quebec’s other quiet revolution
- April 2023
- Canada should offer refuge to Rohingya genocide survivors
- Gender-equal cabinets have done little so far for women and girls living with male violence
- Health Care and Federalism
- Was President Biden’s Ottawa visit good for U.S.-Canada relations?
- The radical improvement of data will transform public sector reform
- Alberta is testing the administration of justice in the provinces
- Canada needs a new economic vision, and new policies to go with it
- New data provide insight into pandemic inequalities
- Make key Quebec public services universal for the cost of a Big Mac a week
- Preventing salmon extinction requires collaboration and long-term thinking
- How Canada can prevent a future Moderna from slipping away
- Will Employment Insurance reform worsen labour shortages? Not likely
- Western Canada’s experience with for-profit surgery clinics offers a cautionary tale for Ontario
- Quebec: a distinct society on the road (2)
- The erosion of learning and Nova Scotia’s lacklustre response
- New bill fails to address human rights abuses in supply chains
- Extreme partisanship is infecting committees, and we should be worried
- Canada has committed to protecting nature. Are we up to the challenge?
- Why your MP’s little newsletter needs to be archived online permanently
- Unintended consequences of the “Rule of Two” in the name of safe sport
- No luck in the draw: A legislator’s conundrum
- Finding remedies for lamentable endometriosis care in Canada
- Who won and lost with the Canada Emergency Response Benefit
- A proper hybrid Parliament would help expand gender-sensitive representation
- The role of municipalities within Federalism
- Managing asylum claims in a federal system with lessons from Germany
- Minority representation in the House won’t improve without better data
- More inclusive parliaments start with better workplace conditions
- Making a Better Parliament
- Rape myths endure in judicial decisions
- Quebec: a distinct society for drivers
- Hitting the reset button on the national housing strategy
- The terrorism of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps
- Down to the last barrel?
- Just transition or smart transition?
- Failure to pursue ineligible CEWS recipients could impair tax compliance
- Indigenizing procurement policies must move beyond token gestures
- La communication en temps de crise climatique
- How to create an adaptive culture in the public service
- Ontario’s growth targets won’t solve the province’s housing crisis
- Rohingya refugees are an untapped source for Canada’s workforce
- The time and place for consultants
- Progressives, conservatives and climate change
- March 2023
- Disability needs a new story
- Qui devrait décider si nous sommes vraiment morts ?
- Why are some refugees more welcome in Canada than others?
- CBC president Catherine Tait is out of her lane
- And what if Quebecers are less racist than other Canadians?
- Getting tougher on bail will not improve public safety
- Optimizing Canada’s policy toolbox for clean growth
- A critical look at critical minerals
- Do Ontarians want political parties in municipal elections?
- Amira Elghawaby is victim of a double standard
- Six security and intelligence areas the Rouleau report needs to address
- Federalism Structures and Relationships with Indigenous Peoples
- Prepare to give workers more say in back-to-office plans: survey
- Loosen eligibility criteria to EI parental benefits to improve inclusion
- Critical considerations for the future of the public service
- Réforme des retraites : le paradoxe français
- Expanding immigration will not erase racism in Canadian society
- Drug promotion in Canada still lacks meaningful regulation
- Le populisme : un autre exemple d’exceptionnalisme québécois?
- The net-zero shell game
- Calls for harsher bail laws are misguided
- Canada needs a minimum tax on corporate book profits
- Employment Insurance Reform: Where Can Canada Go?
- The never-ending question of contracting in the public service
- Heritage properties need not be sacrificed for housing growth
- A young man’s death and the wider systemic problems with jail and bail
- The biggest public service union prepares for the first national strike in decades
- How to control AI before it wreaks havoc
- The circular opportunity to fix food waste
- Lack of specialization in Global Affairs Canada undermines foreign policy
- February 2023
- Too soon to celebrate progress in reducing methane gas emissions
- The ripple effects of invoking draconian laws must not be ignored
- Montréal et le laisser-faire en intégration
- How gleaning food addresses greenhouse gas emissions and food insecurity
- Rising electricity demand will complicate electrification and decarbonization
- Saskatchewan does have a constitution; it’s called treaty
- Moving Canadian municipalities to the forefront of decarbonization
- Federal gifts for the nuclear and mining industries
- Building the Federation: Infrastructure within Federalism
- La supercherie des retombées économiques
- The pull and push of the centre that haunts the public service
- Canadian courts are not politicized in the American way
- The biggest challenge for the Canada Dental Benefit may come from the tiniest teeth
- Make remote work a plus instead of a penalty for gender equality
- Improving the Senate’s role as protector of provincial rights
- Non-profits were tested by COVID-19 but proved resilient
- The good and bad news from a public opinion researcher
- Diversity lags in provincial and territorial legislatures but is improving
- The consequences of falling behind our allies on combatting terrorist financing
- Combatting ‘low-level disruptions’ in the classroom
- Home decarbonization requires tailored policies
- A national school food policy is no substitute for reducing food insecurity
- Children’s right to privacy needs to be strengthened in law and beyond
- Emissions from destruction of nature hidden by rhetoric
- After years of neglect, we’ve lost a key element of federal-provincial negotiation
- Building an anti-racist child-care system in Canada
- The unfair barriers to public university education
- Tin pot navy 2.0
- Brownfield redevelopment is a better alternative than urban sprawl
- Post-secondary institutions have no choice but to rely on China for funds
- Harm-reduction policy is necessary to save lives in opioid crisis
- How Quebec is building on René Lévesque’s fateful constitutional legacy
- A broader approach to AI would cut bias in immigration decisions while adding speed
- January 2023
- Has immigration become a third rail in Canadian politics?
- To reform Employment Insurance, Ottawa must change the way it is financed
- Public policy in Canada from an Indigenous perspective and A Multiplicity of Birdsong
- Indigenous-settler relations need bold solutions and strong political will
- The differences between Canada and the U.S. remain significant
- Four steps to jump-start Canadian climate policy
- Canada’s immigration policy is at a crossroads
- The persistent shortcomings of nuclear power
- Strong mayor powers in Ontario are a gross violation of democratic principles
- Government orders public service back to the office
- The two best ways to help oil and gas workers exit the sector
- Standing up to Ottawa: Western alienation shifts into Prairie constitutional challenges
- Work skills must be central to Canadian immigration efforts
- Community health hubs could provide sorely missing primary care
- Why not replace the monarchy with a monarchy of a different kind?
- Kovrig, Spavor and Canada’s tragic record of not protecting Canadians abroad
- Is birth tourism about to return now that travel restrictions have been lifted?
- Back-to-office order for public servants expected soon
- Polarisation, action climatique et subvention : le cas canadien
- The National Capital Commission’s impossible contract for a new HQ
- Canada needs a royal commission to fix problems with the federal public service
- Did a Russian spy operate out of two of Canada’s universities?
- “Green corridors” for cruise ships won’t be enough
- The Fundamentals of Fiscal Federalism
- Troubling trends in Canadian democracy
- The federal dental plan may fall short of expectations
- December 2022
- The hidden trend reshaping and hurting the economy: serial acquisitions
- Don’t give more powers to CSE until it submits to effective review
- Ontario’s iGaming mistakes are a lesson in the value of Indigenous consultation
- A grand notion
- An energy-efficient pathway to net-zero emissions needs national direction
- Public service will swell to 409,000 in five years, PBO says
- Agriculture and food should be front and centre in the Freeland Doctrine
- Robust public debate needed on use of notwithstanding clause
- The notwithstanding clause is at the very heart of federalism
- The notwithstanding clause and the separation of powers
- “Cancel Disney +” and the Liberal government’s wrong approach to “greedflation”
- Rapid changes and transformations: The future of Canada’s energy transition
- The unexamined implications of Canada’s pandemic-related interprovincial barriers
- Allow competitor collaboration to help fight climate change
- Public opinion on migration could sour amid food insecurity and climate change
- Will the "Freeland Doctrine" make an appearance at climate talks in Egypt?
- How to realistically elevate the status of Indigenous languages
- Leaving the comfort zone: Difficult issues in public sector reform
- The CRTC must remain free of political interference
- Universities need to rethink efforts to create impact in their communities
- Nuclear energy plays a key role in meeting Canada’s net-zero goals
- Climate resilience will need a federal, enforceable framework
- A just transition must include the world’s massive “invisible” workforce
- Science diplomacy should not just be part of trade promotion
- Improving equity, diversity and inclusion needs more than just lip service in education
- B.C. will need a mix of direct electrification and renewable natural gas
- Why federalism matters
- Federal IT contracting: Overdone and out of date
- Canada’s national security institutions have fallen woefully behind
- Three ways to fix the Canadian electoral system
- Bill 21 offends the constitutional doctrine of neutrality to religion
- In crisis policy-making for long-term care, families’ and residents’ input must be central
- Ottawa needs thousands of tech workers to serve Canadians properly
- November 2022
- The case for banning fossil fuel ads
- It’s time to increase Canada’s global health spending on ready-to-scale innovations
- Is the Alberta Sovereignty Act constitutional?
- Seniors need trauma-informed services in long-term care homes
- Rights and traditions will define Indigenous governance of the future
- Canada needs to change the focus of its education aid to South Asia
- Two new global security doctrines in Canada and the U.S.
- Collaboration trumps protectionism in Canada-Asia R&D investment trends
- We’re divided, but are Canadians really more polarized?
- Canada must act to prevent growth of drug-resistant infections
- Canada could be a leader in standards for election technologies
- Polarisation ou fragmentation de la politique québécoise?
- Remote rehabilitation can offer health-care relief, but there are still problems
- A more principled approach to regulation
- What Should Be on Canada’s Policy Radar?
- The black hole of public service contract spending
- Lessons for Adult Education in Canada from the Past and New Zealand
- Moving on from the monarchy, incrementally
- Too many Canadian regulatory watchdogs are failing to serve the public interest
- Good dental care starts before the freezing and fillings
- Nudging the way to better public policy
- Snapshot: a "strong mandate," really?
- Canada must commit to a nature and biodiversity accountability act
- Put out wildfires before they begin with Indigenous fire stewardship
- Big hopes for Toronto’s first gender equity strategy
- Pour un gouvernement minoritaire
- Immigration: beyond numbers and controversies
- La CAQ sait où lancer sa ligne à l’eau
- Workforce development is the missing piece in the transition to net-zero
- Energy density matters
- October 2022
- Canada should recommit to bilingualism
- The public service’s biggest disruption in decades : hybrid work
- Looking at the expansion of the GST credit
- LNG boom or bust?
- What European wildfires tell us about our real climate challenge
- Canada’s top bureaucrat nudges public service toward hybrid office
- As inflation grips Canada, people turn to crowdfunding to meet basic needs
- La démocratie unipolaire
- Is bilingualism doomed?
- Some provincial governments seek conflict with municipalities – and gain from it
- Data sharing should not be an afterthought in digital health innovation
- Funding for abstinence-based programing won’t combat drug toxicity
- Le Canada et le Québec doivent reconnaître le génocide grec
- The urgent need for mental health-care supports
- Getting Canada’s proposed clean electricity regulations right to reverse our poor climate performance
- Cinq partis, cinq visions des services aux familles
- Police implementation of the Charter of Rights
- Interregional planning is key to Canada’s hopes for successful energy transition
- Time to bring adult education out of the corner to better support the learning of all Canadians
- Unique challenges of Canada’s North require unique fiscal arrangements
- La liberté universitaire est plus exigeante que la liberté d’expression
- Canada needs to keep pace with the U.S. in the transition to electric vehicles
- Quebec’s lopsided campaign is only one part of a troubling democratic trend
- The myths that undermine our innovation performance
- September 2022
- It’s time for an online creators act
- Improving access to job placement programs for youth in Toronto shelters
- Who is receiving social assistance?
- Could Quebec’s skills training model help solve Canada’s labour shortage?
- Le Québec doit continuer de miser sur les CPE
- Stakes could not be higher for the Conservative Party in this leadership race
- Post-mortem needed on problems with COVID Alert app
- Policy-making in turbulent times: Alberta 2012 to 2022
- Canada needs to address the issue of modern slavery
- Wrestling the long arm of authoritarianism
- Abortion in Canada is legal for all, but inaccessible for too many
- What happens when police commit crimes?
- COVID-19 responses were always going to be inequitable
- The RCMP needs comprehensive reform
- We need to better understand how racialized minorities are being hit by inflation
- The puzzling persistence of racial inequality in Canada
- Recruiting and training is the number one concern for SMEs
- Democratic life and the generational implications of pandemic school closures
- Ontario’s deepening hydro mess
- A digital transformation can make Canada’s immigration system world-class
- Federal political parties are arguing for less protection of personal information in B.C.
- Ottawa is missing the point on veterans’ disability claims
- Tackling Islamophobia begins by rebuilding trust with the Muslim community
- Quand les gouvernements trébuchent
- A green transition should prioritize the ocean's carbon sinks over deep-sea mining
- The Wolastoqey title claim in N.B., a centuries-old issue and the honourable solution
- Protect municipal democracy by strengthening online voting systems
- Who is actually eligible for medical assistance in dying in Quebec?
- August 2022
- Canada needs to correct course ahead of COP27
- Top bureaucrat urges summer test drive of hybrid public service workforce
- Is Journalism Under Siege?
- Online platforms challenge personal data protection and Canada’s cultural sovereignty
- In God’s name
- Corriger le tir du projet de loi C-11 sur la radiodiffusion
- Gestion de la pandémie : les Québécois ont droit à une seconde opinion
- Canada needs to help farmers transition to low-carbon practices
- The COVID-19 disaster in senior care should make reform a top priority
- Canada’s even-handed role and honest brokering are pivotal in conflict-affected countries
- The need for Indigenous-led housing
- Les prétentions du Canada en matière d'égalité des sexes sonnent creux
- Zero-emissions electricity by 2035 is possible
- Canada needs to implement pandemic preparedness in dealing with TB
- Canada needs to get on with tackling racism in concrete ways
- L'école privée au Québec : moteur d'un système à plusieurs vitesses
- Canada needs its own Indo-Pacific strategy – not an American economic policy
- Want help with inflation? Reform the Competition Act
- The mandate of N.B.’s systemic racism commissioner perpetuates the problem
- Sanctions against Russia can be a dangerously inflexible instrument
- July 2022
- Honour Tommy Douglas and stand up for public denticare
- The Achilles heel of the federal public service gives out again with passport fiasco
- Ottawa’s climate strategy must be led by a coalition of the most trusted
- Le marché québécois de l'électricité doit s'ouvrir
- Inuit Nunangat needs a community public safety officer program
- Le Québec n'est pas prêt pour la transition énergétique
- Remodelling the ivory tower to help solve the climate crisis
- Democracy under threat? Polarization and public policy in Canada
- Francophone Quebecers increasingly believe anglophone Canadians look down on them
- Canada’s next industrial AI strategy needs to address adoption
- Government can protect women while preserving the defence of extreme intoxication
- Quebecers more pessimistic than ever about the future of the French language
- Could Putin unleash a nuclear weapon?
- Public service finally has a new boss, and she’s the old boss
- Premier Legault’s colonial values
- How to improve long-term planning for pension funds
- Give parents a choice in child care
- Let’s help small family businesses eliminate tax uncertainty
- Defending against disinformation
- Bland Ottawa needs a grand vision worthy of a national capital
- “Sleeping rough” is a problem that needs tailored homelessness solutions
- The key to improving workers’ lives is hiding in plain sight
- How the Big Five banks control how money moves in Canada
- Canada’s ineffective building energy regulations are the elephant in the warming room
- Tableau de bord en santé : prometteur… à condition d’éviter les pièges
- Children and the War in Ukraine
- Four ideas to make Quebec’s child-care system a model for all of Canada
- What are Canada’s options in Ukraine?
- Taking care of the care workers
- Gouvernance inclusive et démocratie à l’heure de la polarisation
- Canada-Indonesia trade deal risks deepening global troubles
- Les zones d’innovation : un modèle à régionaliser
- People need public delivery not just more spending for dental care
- How pharmacist prescribing can alleviate health-care system pressures
- Bridging the national security trust gap with racialized people
- Being online isn’t enough for small businesses
- All-powerful PMO, mistrust “destroying” the public service: Paul Tellier
- June 2022
- The Emergencies Act under scrutiny
- The Online News Act doesn’t solve the long-term problem for news
- Breaking Canada’s innovation inertia
- Canada should focus on green, not blue, hydrogen
- Cabinet secrecy is essential, but should not be absolute
- Understanding Doug Ford’s political durability
- Bill 96: An attack on justice and fundamental rights
- The federal government could implement two accountability measures to help eradicate racism
- Emerging shifts in regulatory governance
- Talks stall as public service union seeks 13.5 per cent wage increase over three years
- Time for Canada to commit to nuclear power
- Masks no longer required for public servants at desks and in meetings with distancing
- The Liberal politicization of charitable status
- Well-funded public schools are more important than election giveaways
- With COVID-19, we’ve never been “all in this together”
- Le meilleur des mondes selon Elon Musk
- When will Canadians benefit from the promised mental health transfer?
- Put abortion pills into people’s hands
- Speaking truth to power discouraged in public service
- Apologies and promises are not enough to end TB in the North
- How to fix Canada’s broken employment insurance program
- Notre mode de scrutin broche à foin
- Canada should support Southeast Asian nations to help deal with China’s clout
- Canada's Federal Budget 2022
- We’re too attached to our health-care system to properly fix it
- Ottawa should push for water fluoridation
- Masks in schools: have mask mandates become a proxy for trust in public health?
- What Canada should learn from the Asia Pacific COVID-19 experience
- Pour une politique nationale en habitation
- Ontario’s iGaming market will hurt First Nations and others
- Moins de pauvres en pandémie
- Mental health care doesn’t need to cost anything
- Canada’s parliamentary watchdogs struggle for more financial independence
- Taking data seriously: A call to public administrators
- Lessons from the U.S. on buying clean construction materials
- May 2022
- The Conservatives and carbon pricing
- Ontario’s tutoring investment is big money with low expectations and limited equity
- Le Québec est plus fort que ce que la droite identitaire veut nous faire croire
- The economic case against low-wage temporary foreign workers
- The nuclear option has potential to reduce emissions from industrial heating
- Slippery and steeper: the path to our 2030 emissions target
- Canada’s Online News Act: Repeating Australia’s mistakes?
- How the government used the pandemic to sharply increase immigration
- The shocking rise of aviation emissions
- Is Canada abandoning collective security in favour of a new isolationism?
- A racial justice agenda for medicare
- Transfer authority of child welfare to Indigenous communities
- Liberté académique : pas assez et trop, en même temps
- Governments must match civil society efforts to welcome refugees
- Dis-moi si tu crois au complot, je te dirai si tu es vacciné
- Assign unused wireless spectrum to Indigenous communities
- Canadians’ rights to property need additional protection
- The Liberal-NDP pact could have a big impact on the public service
- The high seas provide an opportunity for Canadian leadership
- Courts need help to assess science
- Further loosen restrictions around the splitting and sharing of drugs
- The trucker protests and the blatant failure of citizenship education
- La justification systémique
- COVID was harmful for youth employment
- Europe, energy security, and a new role for Canada
- Some public service executives ‘burned out’ by crisis management
- Mandate letters should be kept confidential
- Russia's invasion of Ukraine could trigger catastrophe in Africa
- Too numerous to fail
- Minority language rights: Charter's Section 23 needs to be revised
- Les détransitions ne sont pas un argument contre les transitions
- Le plan pour un air pur et une économie forte
- The pandemic forced Canadian business out of a tech lethargy. What happens next?
- Quality of work goes beyond income
- What shoe fits the 2022 budget?
- Most Canadians want higher health transfers, preferably without conditions
- How Canada can help Ukraine by leading on the world stage
- Using the talents of newcomers to Canada
- April 2022
- Strengthening French language laws in Canada: Three major legislative initiatives
- Cannabis growers still treated as criminals
- Inuit conservation is transforming life and work in the Arctic
- COVID concerns of disabled people multiply as health protocols lifted
- Student immigration visas are a money-making business
- A defence budget increase will need a policy rethink
- The future of digital work relies on people, not just technology
- A Skills-Based Approach to Career Planning
- The clock is ticking on the Emergencies Act
- Missing the mark on a profound social change with MAiD for mental illness
- Canada needs to grow basic science capacity
- Retraining workers will be essential for our net-zero goals
- Should it stay or go? Ottawa weighs the vaccine mandate for the public service
- Notwithstanding extreme intoxication
- In defence of ministerial mandate letters
- New approach needed for reviewing government spending post-pandemic
- The Future of Work and Skills Training
- Microcredentials are surging in popularity, but how should they be shaped?
- Let’s stop pretending Canada isn’t at war in Ukraine
- Putin’s war on Ukraine dictates new priorities for energy security
- A boost for Armenia and international justice
- More money for more new parents
- Never tweet. Social media is complicating the age-old neutrality of the public service
- Russia does not have a grand strategy
- Should Canada be worried about Russian mercenaries in Mali?
- Baisser les taxes sur l’essence, une fausse bonne idée
- Re-imagining Canadian defence and security
- Beijing makes the case: Australia’s political appointment to Ottawa
- Fixing our messy provincial-local equalization system
- Budgeting for net-zero emissions in inflationary times
- Carbon offsets are no fix for aviation’s climate problem
- Navigating the age of information warfare
- Ottawa and unions agree to simplify pay rules for public servants
- Budget du Québec 2022 : les cinq principaux défis
- There is still a prison pandemic
- When will Canada say enough is enough when it comes to femicide?
- Order & law: The role of police is to protect the white male social order
- Nature-based solutions are needed to help us reach net-zero
- When and how is the CSE disrupting international cybercrime?
- Quebec’s commission on MAiD misses the mark on mental disorders
- Clashing visions of competition policy in the digital era
- Federal civil service resumes return to office
- Canada looks to improving Australia’s model for helping news publishing
- The proposed Rogers-Shaw merger spells trouble in more than one way
- March 2022
- Canada must reform competition and privacy policy together to protect consumers
- Trade agreements must be climate-focused, new IPCC report shows
- COVID-19 measures, convoys and contestation
- Canadian agriculture cannot become an innovation engine without competition
- Lack of competition blunts Canadian innovation
- Modernizing Canada's Competition Act
- Big Tech, little oversight
- Federal paymasters struggle to rise from Phoenix
- AI, Bell Canada and the CRTC
- Competition policy in Canada is guided by narrow interests
- Opportunities and challenges in the Indo-Pacific region
- Canada’s Competition Law is Overdue For an Overhaul
- We need to talk about Canada’s painful lack of competition
- Whose Parliament Hill is it anyway?
- Three deep-seated drivers of the convoy, and what we can do about them
- What is the path to net-zero emissions for oilsands producers?
- The Senate’s longstanding duopoly has finally faded
- Provincial paths diverge on vaccine mandates and passports
- Ministerial mandate letters: Another nail in the coffin of cabinet government
- Singles in deep poverty neglected by pandemic supports
- Is it time for the Emergencies Act?
- Place au nouveau variant keynésien
Chronique
- No good reason for Ontario to delay signing child-care agreement
- Canada must invest in critical minerals
- Embracing the unknown cost of climate change
- Parental leave needs an overhaul
- Update legislation to help non-profits in Canada
- So-called “Freedom Convoy” is a symptom of a deeply unequal society
- Refonder les médias d’information
- Decolonizing energy and the nuclear narrative of small modular reactors
- Diplomatic boycott of the Beijing Olympics won’t sever Canada-China relations
- The three tragedies that challenge climate policy
- Élections municipales : le temps venu pour le vote obligatoire ?
- Canada’s offshore winds could power Eastern Canada
- An insider's look at creating political platforms
- AI accountability can’t be left to the CRTC
- Have provinces put schools first during COVID?
- February 2022
- Election disinformation claims and Kenny Chiu’s Richmond riding
- World safety depends on engagement with China
- Canada’s ban on conversion therapy could impact far more than that
- What is clean electricity?
- The federation in 2022
- La période de réadaptation ne passe qu’une fois
- Canadian tech needs a deeper, more connected ecosystem for support
- Ottawa races to collect Phoenix overpayments ahead of deadline
- Protectionism won’t help the Canadian economy in a future pandemic or emergency
- Build back softer
- Convoys and protests: Anti-lockdown mobilization grows in Canada
- N.B.’s ongoing battle with Wolastoqey Nation is not reconciliation in action
- The incoherence of Canada’s refugee policy
- The use of solitary confinement continues in Canada
- Federal public service leaves work-from-home decision to departments
- Le miracle québécois
- Building on Canada’s electrical advantage
- Diesel fuel could be replaced quicker for Indigenous communities through monetization
- Le variant Omicron et les boucs émissaires de la CAQ
- To lead in the 21st century, Canadian mayors need the power to propose
- Climate negotiations take tentative steps to phase out fossil fuel production
- Sweeping deputy minister shuffle raises the question, “what took so long?”
- Time to put action behind university land acknowledgements
- Do MPs represent Canada’s diversity?
- Jean Chrétien and residential schools
- Canada’s national security transparency is velvet glove, no fist
- Why is settling an estate so unnecessarily complex?
- Misinformation and Chinese interference in Canada’s affairs
- What will the federal government and the provinces argue about in 2022?
- Public opinion in Canada has been shifting, but not because of the pandemic
- Time to get serious about mitigating disaster risk
- Urgence climatique : la contribution des villes
- Canada’s flood-risk management needs stronger leadership
- Managing future crises with lessons from COVID
- How innovation can build the Canadian economy
- Public service return to office thrown into doubt by Omicron variant
- The value of social structures for new refugees: Lessons from the Syrian experience
- Assistive technology is failing our students
- January 2022
- Birth tourism in Canada dropped sharply once the pandemic began
- Le point sur la mise à jour économique du Québec
- Does Saskatchewan need to be a “nation within a nation” to get more powers?
- How COVID-19 could bring a downtown Ottawa revival
- How online gaming is a growing tool for political mobilization
- The poorest of the poor use Hamilton food banks
- L’éclatement du bien public à l’ère numérique
- Don’t ignore democracy’s flaws
- How can we improve our criminal justice system?
- B.C.’s oil and gas royalty review must take climate action seriously
- The weaponization of history and Jean Chrétien
- Data is a defence against femicide
- Pursuing Canada’s COP commitments requires changing how energy decisions are made
- Is it time for a wealth tax in Canada?
- Moving toward effective anti-racist policy analysis
- December 2021
- Gender markers are useless, so why not abolish them?
- Support for science should be a top priority for the re-elected Trudeau government
- End political manoeuvring over conversion therapy
- What’s driving depression and mental-health issues in the public service?
- Reconciliation needs to address Canada’s history of spiritual abuse
- Labour shortages may bring an end to “crappy jobs”
- When national campaign messaging isn’t a natural fit for local candidates
- Canadians will be glad to know
- Think of regional campaign directors as executive film producers
- Heritage in Canada: doing homework for the 21st century
- Why local party fundraising is not like national party fundraising
- Big changes are coming to health and social programs
- Local campaign managers have three central challenges to worry about
- Post-secondary institutions must rethink approach to gender-based violence
- Making the local campaign personal
- How to institutionalize transparency in national security
- The little-known world of local campaign workers
- Why do so many politicians still bother with local all-candidate debates?
- Canadian energy savings are decreasing when they need to scale up
- Will nooks and lounges replace the office in the public service?
- Inside the Constituency-Level Election Campaign
- Why the local election campaign is making a comeback
- Personne n’est à l’abri de la crise du logement
- Three ways to make government spending more accountable and efficient
- Creating a conservative climate change policy
- Businesses need public support to commercialize intellectual property
- How renewable energy industries can become zero-waste champions
- Cuba, le Canada et les droits de la personne
- Lessons to learn from the war in Afghanistan
- The public safety risks of AI
- COVID-19 survivors are falling through the social safety net
- Canada needs a bold new soil-health strategy
- Our policy-making process is fundamentally flawed
- The Liberal government must rid the country of systemic Islamophobia
- Canada’s Access to Information Act is built to be broken
- Home care spending data are a launching point for better policies
- Speaking tech to power
- Canada’s relations with China need bold recalibration
- Projet de loi 2 : de lourdes conséquences pour les jeunes trans et non binaires
- Cost-benefit analysis is the wrong tool for tackling climate change
- Canada can meet climate goals by building better infrastructure
- Many Albertans still fine with an oil-and-gas future
- The politics and pitfalls of equalization
- November 2021
- Le télétravail survivra à la pandémie
- Indigenous consultations must be better integrated into Ontario policy
- Canada needs a gender-responsive pandemic preparedness plan
- Market forces alone will not deliver fast 5G internet to rural areas
- A fresh look at the reasons why women and men are self-employed
- L'accès au logement pour lutter contre les inégalités et la pauvreté
- The pandemic upended the federal workplace. What comes next?
- Canada has a health-care investment problem
- Canada’s fledgling cybersecurity centre must do more collaborating and educating
- How Canada’s wireless spectrum policy drives up mobile rates
- B.C’s community benefits agreement makes assumptions about economic justice for Indigenous workers
- Overhauling Canada's sickness and caregiving leave regime
- Ways to improve young people’s civic participation
- A pandemic and a real estate bubble: the flaws in our judgment
- Canada’s rules for sick and caregiving leave must be redesigned
- Let’s do more to leverage Canada’s diversity for a stronger digital research infrastructure field
- Alberta, Quebec, and the politics of equalization
- Canadian businesses need better tools to report cybercrime
- The banality of online toxicity
- A post-election to-do list for the Afghan crisis
- Racist labour exploitation continues in multicultural Canada
- The federal government should not overhaul charity rules during a pandemic
- A better way to hold leaders’ debates in elections
- Help for the poor works best when combined with help for all
- Full speed ahead for high-frequency rail in the busy Canadian corridor?
- October 2021
- Lessons learned from pandemic elections
- Charter arguments will not likely help vaccine-mandate opponents
- Canadians are still committed to decentralized federalism
- Reconnaître la nouvelle normalité minoritaire
Chronique d’Alain Noël
- How should Canada design policies to protect gig workers?
- Provinces must play a role in fair taxation
- Will the removal of the Canadian citizenship preference in the public service make a difference?
- Will artificial intelligence lead to more unfairness?
- Why Quebec’s Bill 96 is good for national unity
- Canada’s lost gamble in Afghanistan, and the call to return
- Empowering public servants through effective career management
- Modernizing elections should start with party nomination processes
- Big data, social media and political fundraising laws have transformed election campaigns
- Early lessons on electoral participation and modernizing elections after the pandemic
- What’s standing in the way of teaching about residential schools?
- Slammed doors or warm welcomes for women in politics?
- What COVID-19 teaches us about “the individual versus collective action debate” in climate policy
- A critical step in the net-zero energy transition is modelling the future we’re aiming for
- The risks and rewards of star candidate recruitment in Canadian federal elections
- Tracking online toxicity in #Elxn44
- The insincere sincerity of climate policy in the 2021 election
- How can we start to make Canada’s long-term care homes about care, not profit?
- It’s time for a digital democracy detox
- Canadians should elect a government committed to co-operative federalism
- How crises impact voter turnout in federal elections
- Are federal parties doing enough on poverty?
- Making the promised Canada Water Agency a reality
- Stopping the hostile online attacks hurled at candidates
- Which political party has the best child care plan?
- The Conservatives’ child care plan will help poorer families but reinforce regional inequity
- The key role of political parties’ digital strategies in the federal election
- Too many Canadians vote for a political party, leaving local candidates with little influence
- We need to nudge joy into voting
- Justin Trudeau et les Autochtones : un héritage colonial tenace
- The rising threats to democracies
- How can we improve the elections process?
- To change the trajectory of federal spending, start big and follow the money
- Assessing climate sincerity in the Canadian 2021 election
- Élections fédérales 2021 : pour une relance durable
- How will Alberta use online learning to address its skills gap?
- A national infrastructure assessment would help drive more sustainable construction
- Faire campagne dans la cour des provinces
Chronique d’Alain Noël
- September 2021
- Afghanistan, “graveyard of empires,” was once beautiful, vibrant and safe
- The calculated measure of success of our mission to Afghanistan
- A soldier's hard look back at Canada's Afghan mission
- Modernizing work with a four-day week
- Why the Supreme Court should leave Bill 21 alone
- Canada must develop immigration policy as climate change increases likelihood of mass displacement
- Five lessons for managing a just transition from environmentally destructive industries
- Will action on reconciliation emerge as an election issue?
- Relations intergouvernementales : le bilan de Justin Trudeau
- The impact of COVID-19 on Canada’s public service: The view from the deputy minister’s office
- How to ensure Canada’s quantum computing strategy is a success
- Canada needs to improve its immigration channels for essential migrant workers
- Qualité des soins en services de garde : un enjeu négligé au Québec
- Canada has occasional policy but no effective statutes to protect heritage structures
- Shifting the relationship between provinces and First Nations to a diplomatic focus
- High-performance rail service is a solid intercity solution for Canada
- Bending the emissions curve requires flexibility
- Racism and the need for a national integration commission
- A citizen's guide to reconciliation
- Ensuring Paris isn’t the next Copenhagen, Kyoto, or Rio
- Redesigning Canada’s social safety net for the post-pandemic economy
- We need to heal traumatized urban landscapes – and people – after COVID
- What – and who – is a city for?
- Death of a mutual, and the drift away from “neighbours helping neighbours”
- Quebec’s Bill 21: Is there room for more than one view of religion in Canada?
- Long-term care reform in Canada will require a massive, multi-year effort
- August 2021
- We must address the human resources side of health care before the next pandemic
- Ambiguous energy efficiency targets are part of the problem, but there is a clear solution
- Making Canada’s skills-development system up-to-date and more effective should be evidence-based and grounded in top-quality research
- The case for municipal cemetery planning in Ontario
- Winnipeg’s Boldness Project reimagines an urban landscape with Indigenous voices shaping policy
- Good planning and social cohesion intersect during the pandemic and recovery
- Healing Canadian cities for an equitable post-pandemic future
- How to grow an accessible, high quality, equitable child care system
- La difficile politique du consensus au sein de l’Union européenne
Chronique
- In a post-pandemic recovery, what will laid-off workers do to get back on their feet?
- How Canada intends to achieve its 2030 emissions targets
- Créer un espace métropolitain cohérent face à l’irrésistible attrait de la banlieue
- How better data can help parents looking for child care
- Protecting our near-urban nature is an important step in addressing climate change
- The Supreme Court and the office of the Governor General are apples and oranges
- Residential schools: We must read the Commission reports
- For reopening plans after COVID, who’s doing what and when?
- Is Canada’s first proposed foreign influence legislation ruthless or toothless?
- Bad office buildings make good residential spaces
- La place du Canada au sein d’instances multilatérales
- Feuille de route pour une réforme des soins de longue durée au Québec
- Innovation needs a home in health care
- La promesse d’une prestation canadienne pour les personnes handicapées
- Stability and good governance needed for national autism strategy
- Lessons to learn from the EU and its cities during the pandemic
- Gouvernance et valeurs sociétales
- Accelerating building reuse would help Canada meet its climate targets
- July 2021
- Certified sustainable seafood should be the only option at the grocery store
- Affordable, secure and adequate housing as an economic strategy
- La validité de la proposition du Québec de modifier sa «constitution provinciale»
- Nouvelle gouvernance scolaire et démocratie : un rendez-vous manqué ?
- Rising house prices and the challenge governments face
- La mobilité durable sortira-t-elle gagnante de la pandémie ?
- Indigenous self-government in Yukon holds lessons for all of Canada
- Pop-up shops can help revitalize hard-hit business districts and main streets
- Making EI work for workers
- L’affaire Cambie devant la Cour d’appel de la Colombie-Britannique
- Federal tax policy incentivizes demolition over reuse
- Unemployment is down, but there are still issues
- We need to focus on the problem of crowding, not density, in our cities
- Vacancy control is needed in all provinces
- Is the law a lever or an obstacle to municipal autonomy?
- Retrofitting needs investment
- More innovative transit, mixed-use development and cities’ essential workers
- How to ensure immigrants reap the benefits of digital health technologies
- Help for smaller urban centres needs to reflect their particular vulnerabilities
- The London attack disrupts the narrative of imported Islamophobia
- Downtown universities are critical to the recovery of city cores
- The London truck attack is a rare terror prosecution of a crime against Muslims
- How to get cities out of their constitutional straitjacket
- Addressing climate change by retrofitting Canada’s existing buildings
- La reconnaissance judiciaire de l’injustice climatique
- Can justice in Kamloops come through the International Criminal Court?
- As G7 leaders gather, Canada should not “blindly follow” U.S. lead on Africa
- Time to rethink the RCMP
- The rise of financial landlords has turned rental apartments into a vehicle for profit
- Stealing “Indian” human rights in 2021
- La convalescence postpandémique de nos centres-villes
- The past, present, and future of western alienation
- Are Bill C-10's efforts to regulate Canadian content at odds with net neutrality?
- Transformer les défis liés à la cybersécurité en opportunités économiques
- Let’s empower municipalities, too often the little siblings of federalism
- Policy implementation will be tricky on carbon capture and storage
- Favoriser l’accès des enfants vulnérables à un service de garde de qualité
- The push for faster, more nimble change in our cities
- The complexity of protecting, investigating and commemorating mass graves
- Reshaping Canada’s Cities After the Pandemic Shockwave
- A generational opportunity to make our cities better
- Women make less in skilled trades, even in female-dominated fields
- L’heure du déconfinement Chronique
- Increases in dementia will drive long-term care reform
- Canada’s right-to-privacy law needs to be strengthened for children
- After Big Oil’s very bad week, the message for Alberta is clear
- Soins de longue durée : le personnel soignant est un facteur clé
- Canada needs to renew its relationship with its pharmaceutical industry
- Langue et nation : l’effet « recadrage » du projet de loi 96
- June 2021
- Is the government picking the wrong place to start regulating algorithms?
- La protection des travailleurs et travailleuses d’agences de placement au Québec
- Cash-for-care benefits are key to reforming long-term care system
- The numbers tell us who’s in charge at Toronto city hall
- Could down-payment federalism help kickstart reform in long-term care?
- What is a provincial constitution and how do we amend it?
- Laurentian is a clash of capitalism against academic values
- In the global race for science talent, is Canada investing enough?
- Reforming long-term care requires a diversity and equity approach
- La suspension des brevets sur les vaccins : faire partie de la solution
- Publicly funded skills training that works
- Canadians living abroad should be embraced as hidden assets
- The twists of campaigning in a Newfoundland and Labrador election hit by pandemic chaos
- Les soins de longue durée : il faut réformer autrement !
- Home care should be key part of Ontario’s Seniors Strategy
- Moving long-term care from a vicious to a virtuous cycle
- Transforming long-term care starts with creating a national insurance program for it
- The Liberals’ second budget with a gendered approach could be more robust
- Le système de santé québécois doit se transformer en un système apprenant
- Is modernizing the Official Languages Act a mission impossible?
- Increasing immigration to boost population? Not so fast.
- Long-term care insurance would better serve Canada’s aging population
- Finding a way forward on the Mi’kmaq and Maliseet treaty right to fish for a moderate livelihood
- Equitable funding for home care must be part of long-term care conversation
- Aligning sovereign debt with climate action is a post-COVID way forward
- Réformer les soins et les services offerts aux personnes âgées au Québec
- Le RQAP doit corriger des inégalités créées par les prestations bonifiées
- Lessons learned from global financial crisis are a model for post-pandemic reforms
- Smart regulations for long-term care would focus on helping the workforce
- Kick-starting Reform in Long-Term Care
- COVID-19 doesn't care about our borders
- Quebec’s attempt to unilaterally amend the Canadian Constitution won’t fly
- Canada needs right-to-repair legislation
- Open banking is an opportunity, not a threat
- Can Atlantic Canada benefit from immigration?
- It’s time for a public-safety conversation about artificial intelligence
- Un jugement paradoxal sur la Loi sur la laïcité de l’État
- Conflating drug use and criminality is reinforcing racism in the courts
- What Canada needs to consider in its plan for vaccination certificates
- Coping with COVID requires a return to co-operative federalism
- Closing the gaps in protection for species at risk
- L’aide médicale à mourir en cas de troubles mentaux : leçons de l’expérience belge
- When will Canadian health care fully ride the digital connectivity wave?
- The COVID-19 crisis is about physical infrastructure too
- The reality of care work
- Le trilemme fiscal du Québec
Chronique
- What’s preventing Canada from creating a robust health data infrastructure?
- Four lessons from Quebec's early child care model
- To accelerate inclusive economic recovery, place-based policy matters
- Le repositionnement de Doug Ford par rapport au fédéralisme
- Action is needed to support Ontario farmers
- May 2021
- Why COVID-19 is an inequality virus
- Canadian not-for-profit digital projects face funding and policy barriers
- Arts organizations thrown into digital deep end by COVID-19
- Les statistiques sur la COVID-19 et le fédéralisme
- Access to high-speed infrastructure is not the only barrier to connectivity
- How one federal agency broke free of outdated IT infrastructure
- Les enjeux de la gouvernance des données en agriculture numérique
- New construction can’t be allowed to sidestep energy efficiency
- Integrated climate policies lift all boats
- Government out of step with Canadians on nuclear weapons
- No turning back on digital changes to justice system
- How to fix the patchwork system of paid sick leave in Canada
- Why do we keep allowing cuts to universities?
- Enabling the digital agricultural revolution
- Amid languishing numbers, Canada’s citizenship process needs to be modernized
- Les droits technologiques des réfugiés et des citoyens
- Promoting global digital connectivity and inclusion
- For people with dementia, changes in MAiD law offer new hope
- Will the 2021 federal budget position Canada to emerge strongly from the pandemic?
- For many First Nations in B.C., connecting to high-speed internet is just the first hurdle
- L’accès à Internet en tant qu’outil de développement socioéconomique
- Newfoundland and Labrador needs more than an economic recovery plan
- What has COVID-19 taught us about the barriers to online education?
- Is the link between internet adoption and broadband pricing overstated?
- What Canadian CEOs are saying about work from home
- Le budget doit comprendre des investissements visant à protéger la nature
- Four solutions for a new normal after the pandemic
- Reviews of Canada’s pandemic response must take comprehensive, global approach
- Fiabilité, disponibilité et durabilité des réseaux de télécommunications
- Ban on heavy fuel oil in the Arctic is too weak
- How digital literacy can help close the digital divide
- Le marché du carbone présente des avantages pour le Québec
- Digital Connectivity in the COVID Era and Beyond
- What genomics can teach smart cities about collaboration and data
- As the digital divide widens, telecom policy is still an afterthought
- Investir dans les infrastructures sociales après la COVID-19
- The blueprint to address systemic racism in First Nations’ housing
- Transformational investment in child care is needed in budget 2021
- Des vents contraires soufflent sur le budget du Québec
- COVID-19 shows us why Canada needs a federal alcohol act
- Report into RCMP’s treatment of grieving Indigenous family left out key systemic problems
- Le projet de loi C-10 sur la radiodiffusion a besoin d’importantes modifications
- Small scale fisheries can have a big future in Canada’s food systems
- Tap into carbon capture’s potential by building public confidence
- April 2021
- How creating an Armed Forces Indigenous community assistance program would pay off
- Recognizing the role of religious groups in refugee sponsorship
- With more than 250,000 households in arrears, it’s time for rent forgiveness
- Canada takes an important step in holding Syria accountable for torture
- What would Canadian politics look like without a Queen or King?
- Tackling racism against Asian-Canadians as multiculturalism turns 50
- The next generation of Indigenous self-government in Yukon
- The overlooked role of secretariats in the success of environmental treaties
- Regulating online speech
- Trois sujets à aborder lors de la planification préalable des soins
- Joe Biden’s bloc wars and the next chapter in the “America First” doctrine
- What Canada needs to do to end TB
- New gun-control legislation needs to control replica guns to keep Canadians safe
- Le revenu de base : une idée qui ne veut pas mourir
- Canada needs a university-based, domestic vaccine-making capability
- The flawed new plan to rebuild Canada’s iconic Northern cod
- Coding our way to a more agile health system
- L’égalité raciale comme valeur fondamentale de la Francophonie
- Chrystia Freeland must pick a lane with next budget – climate change or oil and gas?
- Will COVID-19 finally force us to address the devaluation of long-term care workers?
- Building a national child-care system requires a coherent, ambitious approach
- Les idées directrices de la réforme de la Loi sur les langues officielles
- Vaccine certificates should not come at expense of other COVID priorities
- Canada needs a better national security policy
- In the Karabakh crisis, Canada must support rules-based international order
- Regulating online speech isn’t the state’s job
- Canada’s problematic military culture warrants an oversight agency
- Innovating for Asian emerging markets will help diversify our economy
- Start thinking of COVID-19 as a virus with no end
- The need for a North American rebound
- A new voluntary EI program would bring more workers under safety net
- La démocratie canadienne au temps de la COVID-19
- La liberté universitaire à l’épreuve de la diversité
- Policy-makers need to talk directly to farmers about recovery
- One year into pandemic, federal digital government is largely business as usual
- Building a green budget for 2021 and beyond
- Building back better, one vehicle at a time
- To help control the global pandemic, slow down vaccinations in Canada
- The path ahead for Erin O’Toole on climate change
- During COVID-19, officials fell back on unnecessary policing
- Why should taxpayers be on the hook for sick pay when multinationals are raking in money?
- États-Unis : la force du ressentiment
Chronique
- What COVID-19 and climate change teach us about “syndemics”
- A rise in software-related R&D spending is a promising trend
- Pour une Assemblée nationale réellement diversifiée
- Avoiding a honeymoon hangover with Biden
- In Canada and abroad, new data reveal strong support for gender equality
- Only a fundamental culture change will address military sexual misconduct
- March 2021
- It’s not about Canada. Biden is getting real about fossil fuels
- The serious hidden problem facing Canada’s agricultural innovators
- L’augmentation des transferts en santé : un débat très mal lancé
- What role do unions have in addressing systemic racism?
- Seeing the South Caucasus as it really is
- Systemic racism in Canadian health care
- Will the GG search scrutinize the underlying whiteness of the role?
- Fear and discomfort shouldn’t block anti-racism efforts in schools
- Political barriers keep paid sick leave out of reach
- Les politiques globales ne peuvent corriger les inégalités raciales
- Low-income households should be a priority for federal energy efficiency funding
- Pour améliorer les soins de longue durée, il faut d’abord des données
- Normalizing diversity in newsrooms is how we’ll tackle racial equity in the media
- Consolidating two visions of recovery post-pandemic
- Diversity and inclusion are tools for a political party’s success
- What is “the Quebec model” of early learning and child care?
- Prioritization and the risk of bias and discrimination against those with disabilities
- Reconciliation in post-secondary education requires courage and humility
- La télésanté, une porte ouverte sur un système à deux vitesses ?
- Why Canada needs a national zero-emission vehicle standard in 2021
- How can boards create anti-racist companies?
- Make employee ownership a cornerstone of Canada’s economic recovery
- Les inégalités raciales en milieu scolaire
- Confronting racial bias in government funding
- What’s the relationship between suicide and MAiD?
- Identifying the Barriers to Racial Equality in Canada
- An African-centred approach to teaching Black history
- A lack of vaccines in the global south worsens inequality
- Perception and reality across Canada’s urban-rural divide
- Ontario’s nuclear industry is necessary
- How Bill C-7 will sacrifice the medical profession’s Standard of Care
- Pour une réforme du système électoral au Québec sans référendum
- What Canada can learn from Australia’s COVID response
- Keystone XL : il faut se poser les bonnes questions
- Statistics Canada plays important role in COVID
- CBC/Radio-Canada and the upheaval of the media landscape
- Getting innovative to meet net-zero targets
- La vaccination : la seule façon de nous sortir de cette pandémie
- Knowledge mobilization will help Canada face the next major challenge
- Pandemic reinforces need for media to better reflect women’s diversity
- Canada’s airports grounded by federal government’s lack of support
- Stop branding Canada’s aid to development
- Close the loophole shielding cabinet documents from Access to Information requests
- Newfoundland and Labrador could become a major hydrogen producer
- Mapping Canada’s training ecosystem
- Will the pandemic make Canada less attractive to newcomers?
- COVID’s uneven spread in the federal penitentiary system has one solution
- The Biden presidency gives Canada’s EV sector a golden opportunity
- Are the social sciences and humanities positioned to meet key employment skills?
- How will the education system help students overcome COVID learning loss?
- Canada needs a fresh strategy for pandemic communications
- February 2021
- An international response to offensive cyber operations is long overdue
- Quebec’s long-term care institutions need urgent comprehensive reform
- Can new investments put a dent in Canadians’ car dependence?
- Canada’s responsibility in the Nagorno-Karabakh crisis
- Biden presidency is a chance for a reset of Canada-U.S. relations
- What the Payette episode teaches us about fit and the Governor General
- There are better ways of helping the economy than CEWS
- Les changements apportés au Régime québécois d’assurance parentale
- Is principled nationalism a new niche for Canada?
- Fund early childhood education like post-secondary
- How the Trudeau government can get control of the pandemic
- The global dimensions of Canada's vaccine rollout
- Could climate policy become climate trade?
- Justin Trudeau, the mature brand
- Canada-China relations will change with Biden
- With two Joe Bidens, Canada needs to be bold and think big
- Quel avenir pour l’alliance entre Donald Trump et le Parti républicain ?
- Trump’s assault on truth will continue to trouble American democracy
- Une zone plutôt qu’un seuil : repenser la mesure de la pauvreté
Chronique
- Canada should support Ethiopia as it enters post-conflict phase
- Cleaning up Ontario’s hydro mess
- When a nation’s legislature comes under violent attack
- What the Green Climate Fund can teach us about multilateral organizations
- Canada can help America recover from Trump
- Improving transparency in Canada’s national security and intelligence community
- How 2021 could be a pivotal year in the climate change fight
- Le Canada a besoin d’une base de données nationale sur la vaccination contre la COVID-19
- Biden win is an opportunity to advance tax fairness in Canada
- La fiscalité québécoise comparée à celle des pays de l’OCDE
- COVID has directly threatened the family unit
- Why Canada needs an information tool linking training, skills, and jobs
- La TPS à 30 ans : 30 choses à savoir
- The life of a Senate staffer
- Ten trends that will shape events in 2021
- The national stress test that was 2020
- What did we learn from SARS and H1N1?
- Campaigning in Canada during a pandemic
- Charitable sector rules need a facelift to meet new demands
- Legalize and regulate non-medical use of all drugs, prioritizing opioids
- How Germany’s federation co-ordinated a pandemic response
- Canada should support legal limits on UN Security Council vetoes
- With no silver bullet, here’s how small businesses can bounce back
- January 2021
- Le Cameroun peut s’inspirer du modus vivendi entre Québec et Ottawa
- National child-care plan would accelerate post-COVID recovery
- Bureaucratic CERB mix-up hurts former foster kids
- The unintended consequences of the Atlantic Loop
- L’accès à la justice ne se limite pas aux cliniques juridiques universitaires
- Bill C-7, assisted dying and “lives not worth living”
- Carefully crafted re-regulation could help our airlines survive
- Please show your vaccination certificate
- Rural broadband connectivity hinges on private-public collaboration
- “Green strings” should be applied to economic relief measures
- Policy Options at 40
- Le Plan pour une économie verte au Québec ou comment répéter une expérience ratée
- The pandemic is “undoing” women’s physical and financial security
- Mettre à jour les lois anticorruption : le rôle essentiel des vérificateurs généraux
- Exploring ways to bridge the gap between professors and the public service
- Are fiscal stabilization reforms a slap in the face or a modernization?
- How the pandemic made the case for digital government reform
- Multilateralism holds Iran to account for human-rights abuses
- Il faut repenser le nouveau projet de loi sur l’aide médicale à mourir
- Canadians’ views on assisted dying are complex
- We shouldn’t settle for lacklustre leadership at global institutions
- Les agents des services frontaliers, police de la frontière ?
- Overlapping services and policies have tangled up the federation
- Online creators left on the outside of Broadcasting Act reforms
- December 2020
- Inquiétudes face à la dette publique en temps de pandémie
- Canada can prove it’s a leader in deliberative democracy
- Policy-makers must get up to speed on AI
- In the Canadian federation, pandemic response is hyper-local
- The other lethal pandemic is worklessness
- Les électrices : un bloc homogène ? Sondages postélectoraux aux États-Unis
- COVID-19 and Canadian federalism
- Diversity isn’t a zero-sum game
- Canada must adopt an emergency mindset to climate change
- Les États-Unis et le monde après Trump
- New privacy bill is a data protection reset for Canada
- The nuclear ban treaty is entering into force. What now for Canada?
- Without good data we can’t improve mental health care
- How supporting skills and training can fuel a resilient recovery
- Making federalism work for energy efficiency
- Le 117e Congrès et l’avenir des relations canado-américaines
- Solitary confinement continues in Canada under a different name
- Canada should reject the idea of deliberately infecting vaccine volunteers
- Will Biden test Mexico’s hand’s-off approach to bilateral relations?
- Canada’s newest nuclear industry dream is a potential nightmare
- Quelle politique étrangère pour le Canada après Trump ?
- The U.S. 2020 Presidential Election
- Canada’s clean-energy gazelles are outperforming fossil fuels
- Will the pandemic help shift the education system back to teaching?
- L’implacable discipline de parti aux Communes
Chronique
- A guaranteed minimum income would be more effective than current government programs
- Public servants can’t win for losing in these COVID times
- The economic case for investing in renewable energy is strong and getting stronger
- Les chemins qui restent pour le Québec : l’intégration ou l’indépendance
- After Trump, a struggle for shared truth
- Why being a gracious winner is an essential strategy for Biden
- When science gets it wrong
- Canada must play a role in renewing multilateralism for a changing world
- Make the Canada Infrastructure Bank private sector-driven
- Reimagining the Canadian federation through an urban lens
- Bill C-7 lacks adequate limits for advance MAiD requests
- What a Biden presidency means for climate change and Canada
- Le droit au logement pour les plus démunis est fragilisé
- Extending the scope of assisted dying is wrong
- Facial recognition is transforming our borders, and we are not prepared
- Les universités et collèges sont des intermédiaires de l’innovation
- Canada’s actions around the Mi’Kmaq fisheries rest on shaky legal ground
- How did Donald Trump do so well at the polls?
- Le non-recours aux prestations : une menace pour l’État‑providence
- Despite a polarizing US election, there are signs of political consensus
- Canada can harness AI to help with post-pandemic recovery
- What we can learn from COVID communications in other countries
- What American politics has taught us about democratic legitimacy
- Le projet de loi 70 sur les thérapies de conversion doit aller plus loin
- Are students and educators learning during the pandemic?
- What #JusticeforJoyce should mean for policy-makers
- Rebalancing and improving refugee resettlement in Canada
- Excising racism from health care requires Indigenous collaboration
- November 2020
- Decolonizing post-secondary institutions takes a community
- 25 ans après le référendum : le nationalisme québécois repris par la CAQ
- Are singles Canada’s forgotten poor?
- Breaking through on climate action and electoral reform
- Secure Canada’s critical drug supply with domestic manufacturing
- Moving forward on lobster fishery means addressing access and conservation
- Do governments have a window of opportunity to raise taxes?
- Redesign parental leave system to enhance gender equality
- L’urgence climatique et l’égalité hommes-femmes
- Medical assistance in dying bill an important step forward for Canadians with dementia
- When ESG investing hurts the people of the North American Arctic
- More agricultural workers should become permanent residents
- Young Canadians and the long “tail” of the COVID crisis
- Making online consultation more inclusive
- First Nations have their own legal authority to regulate their fishing rights
- The startling impact of COVID-19 on immigrant women in the workforce
- What new disaggregated data tells us about federal public service diversity
- Les soins en milieu rural doivent favoriser les soins virtuels
- A drug, dental and mental health plan for uninsured Canadians
- Improving the lives of workers will help disaster-proof Canada
- Projets d’infrastructure et relance économique au Québec
- Lack of palliative care is a failure in too many MAiD requests
- Stop asking us to be resilient
- Economic inequality made the U.S. more vulnerable to the pandemic
- Canadians need not give up the farm to achieve net-zero emissions
- Corporate Canada needs to take on child care
- Offrir des formations professionnelles de courte durée
- COVID-19 benefits exclude sex workers in Canada
- We’d better get to know the growing gig economy
- Navigating the pandemic as a newcomer to Canada
- COVID-19 et itinérance : enjeux et prospective
- The missing voice of women in COVID-19 policy-making
- Établir un équilibre relationnel avec les Autochtones
- Economic recovery has to focus on long-term well-being, not just GDP
- Écosystèmes d’innovation et supergrappes au Canada
- The punishing response to the defence of extreme intoxication
- Funding for youth employment services must reflect COVID challenges
- La mort inacceptable de Joyce Echaquan révèle l’échec de nos institutions
- Recovery plans must be built on a foundation of economic growth
- Les femmes, grandes perdantes de la pandémie
- Throne speech laid down markers for a clean and caring economy
- Fix the mental health system as part of an inclusive recovery
- La pandémie a aggravé le stress chez les professeures d’université
- A national school food program should be part of Ottawa’s stimulus package
- Single workers are Canada’s forgotten poor
- Current tax system won’t pay for COVID recovery
- Emploi et formation des jeunes durant la pandémie
- Expertise of people who use drugs must be central to design of safe supply
- Disabled Canadians ignored in policies on COVID-19
- A resilient federation?
- Islamophobia is on the rise during COVID-19
- Rural Canadians need to be included in pandemic recovery plans
- COVID-19 exposed the urgent need for an agri-food labour strategy
- La situation des demandeurs d’asile en période de COVID-19
- A step toward the Employment Insurance program Canada once had
- Quel avenir face à l’augmentation des inégalités régionales ?
- An updated federal act for co-operatives would enable national growth
- Proper funding for women’s health research could save lives during pandemic
- Canada’s “just society” has yet to be realized for many citizens
- Homelessness could rise with economic downturn
- October 2020
- Le respect des droits des enfants et des jeunes pendant la pandémie
- First Nations face overlapping crises and inadequate support during pandemic
- BC court decision on private health care is inconsistent and should be appealed
- Canada’s economic stability hinges on an equitable recovery for women
- How do taxes and public benefits evolve over the course of a taxpayer’s life?
- Transit is in grave danger of falling into a death spiral
- Relance économique : investir dans la formation pour contrer les inégalités
- A reform of taxes would make a Guaranteed Livable Income feasible
- Prioriser l’emploi : la Banque du Canada a besoin d’un double mandat
- Why certain Canadians were much more financially vulnerable to COVID-19
- Tackling Inequality as Part of Canada’s Post-Pandemic Recovery
- Fisheries framework obscures the long-term picture of declining populations
- La mortalité liée à la COVID-19 chez le personnel de la santé au Canada
- Conservatives should show leadership on Bill 21 and defend religious freedom
- Mining gives Canada a competitive advantage in electric vehicle market
- Blaine Higgs le fonceur
- What Canadians think about the future of oil and gas
- Retooling pandemic-era policies for Canadian workers
- Canada’s long-term foreign policy intentions need a clearer narrative
- Proceed with caution with Ontario’s critical care triage protocol
- Un étonnant fossé des générations chez les Québécois francophones
- Military’s after-action review a helpful model for studying pandemic response
- Fédéralisme fiscal et COVID-19 : accorder la priorité aux données
- O’Toole’s Conservatives should demand digital infrastructure stimulus
- Entre la découverte d’un vaccin efficace et la fin de la pandémie
- Canadians must rescue schools from a broken and bureaucratic system
- Canada needs a world-class climate law
- Fight violence with more social spending, not more police
- The role of data and evidence in Canada’s economic recovery
- Soins de longue durée et âgisme : une introspection collective s’impose !
- Government should change outmoded fundraising rules for charities
- BC’s green stimulus should include a portfolio of policies
- Ontario’s Bill 184 and the myth of tenant protection
- Governments have failed to protect the incarcerated during pandemic
- A tax-cut led recovery is entirely achievable
- Le mode de scrutin proposé par le gouvernement Legault
- AI must be used responsibly with vulnerable populations
- Automation, COVID-19 and the future of work
- Petites nations, grandes ambitions
Chronique
- Evaluate China’s pandemic response using International Health Regulations
- An attention to equity must guide our pandemic responses
- More than ever, climate debt swaps should be the financial tool of choice
- A bold Conservative platform would include universal basic income
- September 2020
- We need to discuss together how to reopen public schools in Ontario
- Canada can’t achieve climate goals without supercharging carbon removal
- COVID-19 exacerbates existing inequities in the agrifood labour force
- Why isn’t Canada a net contributor to the global plasma supply?
- Homelessness is a life or death issue during a pandemic
- Why pandemic-era border closures are about symbolism, not science
- Small modular reactors aren’t the energy answer for remote communities and mines
- Experts and communities must jointly design COVID responses in developing nations
- Freeland and Carney may be Canada’s last, best chance for a green recovery
- Africa’s unique vulnerabilities require a different pandemic response
- Canada needs to close the “logging loophole” in its boreal forest
- A response to COVID-19 requires global action
- Addressing Vulnerabilities for a More Equitable Pandemic Response
- A sovereign wealth fund for our health care system isn’t far-fetched
- A new federal framework for long-term care in Canada
- Canada needs a more collaborative approach to reopening schools
- UK must restore ISIL bride Shamima Begum’s citizenship
- Now, with a deal made to help cities, the work begins
- A push in Alberta for “pay-for-plasma” distracts from bigger questions
- The long road to a distributed federal public service
- Des politiques sectorielles pour soutenir l’économie durant la pandémie
- It’s time for Canada to follow Ontario’s critical care triage protocol
- Les universités doivent jouer un rôle accru dans l’univers numérique
- Visitor policies for long-term care should consider what residents value
- Canada’s duty to prevent unfolding Uyghur genocide
- The policymaker’s path to defund the police
- BC’s opportunity to move toward watershed security
- The role of deputy prime minister is not as powerful as most think
- The challenge of museum governance in a pandemic
- COVID-19 and the future of public sector work surveillance
- Federalism done right in a post-COVID-19 Canada
- August 2020
- Ontario’s gambling profits flow from a hidden tax on the vulnerable
- Rebuilding childcare in Canada must include a national strategy
- Filling Canada’s Indigenous skills gap would be an economic boon
- RCMP must acknowledge the force’s racist underpinnings
- When Whitehorse becomes the centre of the world
- La COVID-19 montre que le soutien aux soins à domicile a trop tardé
- LGBTQI+ populations face unique challenges during pandemic
- Se relever après la défaite : le Canada aux Nations unies
- An indefensible amendment to medical assistance in dying legislation
- Social justice directly linked to meaningful investment in our communities
- Secret law used by security establishment threatens public trust
- Dismantling vicious cycle of poverty and systemic racism should guide criminal justice reform
- Is this the moment for a national Master’s in Public Administration and Public Policy?
- La cybercriminalité au temps de la COVID-19
- BC’s green stimulus needs to focus on fuel switching, not energy efficiency
- The educational experience has been substandard for students during COVID-19
- The evolving craft of political advertising
- Systemic racism endures as Quebec fails to reckon with slavery history
- Palliative care has been lacking for decades in long-term care
- What role can journalism schools play in reconciliation?
- Qui sont les acteurs dans l’ombre d’une élection canadienne ?
- Evidence should guide the design of any student service program
- WHO’s COVID-19 Technology Access Pool deserves Canada’s support
- “Extreme intoxication” appeal decision is yet another blow to women
- Le recours insuffisant à l’écofiscalité au Québec
- COVID-19 mental health surveys are not the stuff of effective policy
- Will COVID-19 be a pivotal moment for sustainable investing?
- A rare window of opportunity to finally fix long-term care
- The Canada Water Agency must tap into the sector’s innovations
- Independent candidates must battle fierce headwinds
- Will post-COVID policies realize the full potential of rural Canada?
- Sondage : quelles politiques adopter après la crise ?
- Al-Qaeda is suddenly framing itself as a Black Lives Matter champion
- When it comes to Canada-China relations, it is time to look North
- Des interprétations erronées du protocole de triage du Québec
- Police body-worn cameras must come with clear policies
- Why the disconnect between knowledge and policy action in long-term care?
- Who believes in COVID-19 conspiracies and why it matters
- Global health coordination necessary in a pandemic
- Des personnes handicapées exclues de l’aide fédérale durant la COVID-19
- Tuition hikes exacerbating existing challenges for international students
- Reconstruction planning must take into account existing economic trends
- A more direct route to financial help is vital during the pandemic
- Accroître nos efforts pour prévenir la maltraitance des enfants
- Cutting post-secondary budgets during COVID a bad move
- A glimpse into the world of party platform design
- Le chant du cygne pour le Canada à l’ONU ?
- The case for moving long-term care into small households
- A “Fair Deal” for Alberta?
- Canada needs to beef up its global health diplomacy
- Do Canada’s most powerful federal posts reflect the country’s diversity?
- For the arts, the show must go on after COVID-19
- Third parties strive to become a driving force in elections
- Our cities and city-regions need an urban policy observatory
- Learning from Denmark’s socially inclusive approach to COVID-19
- July 2020
- Mass incarceration of Indigenous people betrays Ottawa’s reconciliation efforts
- How contact tracing by employers could change the economics of innovation
- Redesigning CEWS for a partial reopening of the economy
- Canada’s multi-faceted trade diversification challenge
- Is this Canada’s last chance to revive manufacturing and long-term prosperity?
- Why Canada may become a great global power this century
- La couleur du coronavirus : l’importance des données sur l’origine ethnique
- An opportunity to reimagine the role for platform economy firms
- Will Alberta be the buffalo in the federation’s china shop?
- Le Fonds des générations au service de l’équité fiscale et écologique
- Canada should draw key lessons from the UN defeat
- Après deux référendums
Chronique
- Building a More Inclusive Innovation Economy After the Pandemic
- A chance to rethink our approach to innovation and inclusive growth
- Governments are about to face some very tough healthcare decisions
- Ottawa’s ill-fated quest for a UN Security Council seat
- How COVID-19 has impacted Canadian Forces missions abroad
- What can Ontario’s HST experience teach us about economic recovery?
- Confinement and toxic boredom plagued long-term care before COVID-19
- Why the real climate change fight is in Saskatchewan
- COVID-19 has changed how we respond to northern homelessness
- The Charter’s forgotten fundamental freedoms
- Quebec’s clinical triage protocol opens door to discrimination
- A restorative approach is key for a new normal after COVID-19
- COVID-19’s devastating impacts on Nova Scotia’s non-profit sector
- The political staff who help take care of government during elections
- BC’s opioid users are unable to access safest drugs during pandemic
- How Canadian policies can enable Indigenous economic development
- Sortir du racisme systémique
- COVID-19 and support for the unemployed
- Long-term care work deserves our respect
- Party communications directors build the message backbone of a campaign
- Will Parliament take steps to clarify medical assistance in dying law?
- A GBA+ case for understanding the impact of COVID-19
- Le parti nationaliste de Dominique Anglade ?
- How election administrators operate the machinery of a campaign
- The nearly impossible balance for working mothers during pandemic
- Who are the senior advisors that keep party leaders on track?
- How should we enforce pandemic rules for those living with mental illness?
- Density can work post-COVID-19, with good urban planning
- Ottawa’s new climate reporting requirement is good for business
- Applications de traçage : des enjeux au-delà de la vie privée
- We can draw lessons from countries with strong long-term care systems
- If Black lives matter, it’s time for true policy action and accountability
- Les défis politiques et économiques du gouvernement albertain
- New generation of party fundraisers are multi-skilled innovators
- Canada’s most vulnerable need extra help in getting COVID-19 help
- A post-pandemic review of security and intelligence is essential
- Reassessing Canada’s refugee policy in the COVID-19 era
- News editors crucial to national election campaign coverage
- Pandemic triage protocols lack consultation and transparency
- All-seeing campaign directors bring parties strategic calm
- Pandemic puts public trust to the test
- The Insider’s View Behind the Scenes of Election Campaigns
- What goes on in an election? Ask the people doing the job
- Canada needs a new Plan A in dealing with pandemic global trade rules
- As global protectionism grows, Canada must look for new ways to operate
- June 2020
- Retool the tax system to help pay for COVID-19’s costs
- Confronting the crisis in long-term care
- Sidewalk Labs’ city-of-the future in Toronto was a stress test we needed
- Pandemic exposes existing link between isolation and domestic violence
- In the North, young policy researchers innovate and adjust for COVID-19
- Local news is being decimated during one of its most important moments
- Cracks in the global food system more apparent with COVID-19
- A basic income is not as simple as you might think
- How organizations “pivot” to face pandemic offers valuable future insights
- Il nous faut un nouveau pacte social pour redresser les inégalités
- Like us, our personal health information is safest at home
- Legal steps must be taken against China for initial inaction
- Five post-pandemic pivots in Canadian security and intelligence
- The case for public long-term care insurance
- Defence procurement won’t be so easy to cut in a time of COVID-19
- A feminist approach to ending poverty after COVID-19
- Pandemic shouldn’t impede meaningful Indigenous engagement on Ring of Fire
- COVID-19’s effect on work is a shift, not a major revolution
- Soutenir les militantes des droits de la personne durant la pandémie
- Concern about pandemic differs across gender and race lines
- Time to heed the evidence on public funding for long-term care
- Ensure the success of the PACME training program
- Unlocking the expanding wealth of charitable foundations
- Canada’s COVID-19 blind spots on race, immigration and labour
- Fournir un accès Internet aux ménages à faible revenu
- COVID-19 crisis in nursing homes is a gender crisis
- A simple, low-cost bankruptcy option for Canada’s insolvency system
- Health and disease are issues of national security
- COVID-19 is depriving people of the opportunity to grieve
- Time for Canada to intervene as World Court tackles the Rohingya crisis
- An empowered GG could restore Crown’s role as Treaty partner
- Canada can improve its multi-agency approach to global threats
- Online giants should pay their fair share for news content
- Canada needs a “green recovery” to confront COVID-19 and other crises
- Le Canada au Conseil de sécurité: géopolitique d’un vote
- Rethink executive pay as workers struggle with COVID-19 fallout
- Long-term care work is essential but essentially under-recognized
- Canada’s pandemic plans must guard against the rise of racism
- COVID-19 has proven Canada can cure homelessness
- Financing for home care must rise, and be done differently
- What nuclear arms control can teach us about managing pandemics
- Counting the ways COVID takes a toll on women
- Les soins de longue durée sous la loupe
- COVID-19 is demonstrating the value of family caregivers
- Containing the long-term impact of COVID-19 on higher education
- The pandemic and the politics of long-term care in Canada
- Facing up to Canada’s Long-Term Care Policy Crisis
- Réfléchir à l’après-crise en politique et en santé
- Canada should pursue more ambitious international aid plan
- Appreciating the politics of the pandemic
- A deep retrofit of homes and buildings is the megaproject Canada needs
- Rethinking the Canada-US relationship after the pandemic
- COVID-19 will force a change to Canada’s fiscal arrangements
- The intimate connection between mass shootings and violence against women
- The Liberal government’s incomplete “assault-style” rifle ban
- How political leaders in North America have used COVID-19 to improve their polls
- Gouverner dans l’ombre de l’État de droit en temps de pandémie
- As income is lost, chronic illness could rise during pandemic
- Will Canada be as open to immigrants after COVID-19?
- COVID-19 et tensions intergouvernementales
Chronique
- Can we design a more equitable “business as usual” after COVID-19?
- Canada is falling behind on transition to electric vehicles
- Municipal leaders happy with “Team Canada” response to COVID
- Will COVID-19 unite or divide Canada over its energy and climate future?
- Contact tracing must not compound historical discrimination
- The minister and the mandarins
- Crisis shows that good governance and strong institutions matterPolicy Options at 40
- May 2020
- Enjeux éthiques et sociaux du traçage de contacts
- First Nations need to play a role in post-COVID recovery
- What kept RCMP from using emergency alert system in Nova Scotia?
- Les enjeux éthiques liés à la pandémie de COVID-19
- Food banks can’t adequately address COVID-19 food insecurity
- A North American strategy on medical devices would benefit all three nations
- Créer une banque de données des effectifs en santé
- Economy and climate need more than stimulus after COVID-19
- A Canada Water Agency is the first step to modernizing water management
- Consider the age of workers when reopening the economy
- National security and pandemics: The limits of early warning
- Building trust means letting the public be part of COVID-19 decisions
- How do we know a full lockdown is the best option for COVID-19?
- Prisoner death toll will mount without releasing most vulnerable inmates
- Here’s how municipalities should respond to COVID-19
- How the provinces compare in their COVID-19 responses
- A temporary rent top-up for renters receiving the emergency benefit
- How COVID-19 could reshape the federal public service
- COVID-19 has improved Canadians’ relationship with government
- Une allocation universelle en temps de «paix» comme de «guerre»
- From gin to gel, why Canada’s manufacturing capacity matters
- We must decarcerate across the country, then fix the prison system
- Canada needs to start taxing Canadians who live abroad
- Portrait des CHSLD et enjeux en contexte de pandémie
- COVID-19 tracking data should be managed the way data trusts are
- The challenge of making policy in a pandemic
- Talk to your family now about going on a ventilator
- The era of gigantic government is upon us
- Le nécessaire leadership du Canada dans le soutien à l’Afrique
- Our GDP fixation keeps us from measuring Canada’s true wealth
- Five ways a COVID-19 contact-tracing app could make things worse
- How the lens of social science could help us in this pandemic
- It’s not anti-women to fight against pseudoscientific health ideology
- L’annulation des loyers : un débat incontournable
- Pandemic gives security and intelligence community an urgent new mission
- Caremongering and the risk of “happy-washing” during a pandemic
- We can inoculate ourselves against COVID-19 misinformation
- The climate case for moderate beef and dairy consumption
- Could Canada build a fairer society after COVID-19?
- Post-pandemic rebuild should also address global poverty
- Why we underestimated COVID-19
- The kids are not all right: What will the government do about it?
- Les personnes les plus vulnérables face au coronavirus
- Privacy rights should drive our approach to using personal data during pandemic
- How Canada’s pandemic response is shifting political views
- COVID-19 has suddenly deepened charities’ funding challenges
- How well is Canada’s intergovernmental system handling the crisis?
- Beware of COVID-19 projections based on flawed global comparisons
- The search for reconciliation through accountability
- Is it constitutional to screen Canadians trying to board flights home?
- L’accès à des soins intensifs en période de pandémie
- Online voting for MPs should never become a permanent option
- Après la pandémie : tous ensemble
Chronique
- International fund could drive equitable development of COVID-19 vaccine
- COVID-19 and the total eclipse of the news
- Canada’s chief medical officers put women’s leadership in spotlight
- Canada's economic response to COVID-19
- We’re going to need a Marshall Plan to rebuild after COVID-19
- La COVID-19 et l’intervention de l’État
- What are the rights and responsibilities of healthcare providers in a pandemic?
- Canada and US must allow bilateral trade flow of COVID-19 supplies
- April 2020
- Time running out to protect prisoners and prison staff from calamity
- The importance of new social norms in a COVID-19 outbreak
- Global supply agreement could address collapsing oil markets and climate concerns
- Charities need government support as demands rise for their services
- Remarkable signs of federal-provincial unity on small nuclear reactors
- Trade is among the casualties in the COVID-19 pandemic
- Will the review of our assisted dying law ask the right questions?
- Pandemic response should mobilize around low-carbon solutions
- L’État-providence comme tirelire
Chronique
- L’autre versant de la COVID-19
- Online voting entirely possible for MPs during times of crisis
- As universities move classes online, let’s not forget the digital divide
- Policies for inclusive growth are essential for our time
- COVID-19 crisis shows us childcare is always an essential service
- L’image publique comme outil de la lutte contre la COVID-19
- “Caremongering” needs to turn to developing world
- Federal aid package won’t save small businesses from COVID-19 fallout
- Priority pandemic response needed for First Nations
- Le Québec et la francophonie canadienne : un « devoir d’avenir »
- The Coronavirus Pandemic: Canada's Response
- Can Canada weather the economic ravages of COVID-19?
- Coronavirus is about to reveal how fragile our health system is
- Un fonds de la Francophonie pour les infrastructures en Afrique
- Plant trees, but remember: nature is more than a carbon sink
- Is the “business Liberal” extinct?
- Ralentir la propagation de la COVID-19
- The Clean Fuel Standard’s impact has been overstated
- Lessons from the US on reducing child poverty
- The future of work is based on assumptions we need to challenge
- Eight ways to make Canada’s political system better
- Misinformation, alternative medicine and the coronavirus
- Le droit de mourir en paix
- Un mouvement féministe fort est encore nécessaire au Canada
- Which provinces are meeting their climate targets?
- How infrastructure funding can create ladders to opportunity
- Comprendre le Programme de contestation judiciaire
- Why the world conference on women matters
- Canada’s investments in innovation need to be bolder
- Income inequality has risen in Canada, but not in a straight line
- Former MPs express worry, frustration with state of Parliament
- Last election marked shift in the type of growth Canadians are seeking
- Let’s build an innovation ecosystem that includes women, too
- How H1N1 lessons can help Canada handle the COVID-19 crisis
- To make prudent changes to our assisted-death law, we first need clarity
- Why we should resist assumptions about the job market and inequality
- Le déclin de l’empire Bombardier
- What's the deal with fiscal stabilization?
- The myth of Canada as a voice for human rights
- A tale of two fundamentally different crises in Canada
- Is there a “grand narrative” of inequality in rich countries?
- Is Europe moving away from integration toward exclusion?
- Femmes noires et violence sexuelle : visibilité et stigmatisation
- The shifting lens through which Canadians see the Wet’suwet’en crisis
- Ensuring Inclusive Prosperity When All Boats Aren’t Being Lifted
- Time for new measures of economic success and social well-being?
- The skilled trades are in need of strengthened apprenticeship programs
- How far should the assisted-death law go? Look to the Charter
- Pandémies, COVID-19 et facteurs sociétaux
- Enhance Gulf of St. Lawrence’s environmental governance
- We need to understand that psychological suffering can be unbearable, too
- Canadians should support the country’s bid for a UN Security Council seat
- Getting past the misinformation about the coronavirus
- Facial recognition technology requires checks and balances
- Quelles leçons tirer du conflit sur le gazoduc Coastal GasLink?
- Give the Wet’suwet’en space to conduct their law-making, away from barricades
- Indigenous DNA database should be managed by its people
- Defence strategy is proof a carbon tax can spur energy sector innovation
- News has moved online, and media oversight in Canada must catch up
- Canada can lead on net-zero transition for heavy industry
- Racisme et discrimination systémiques à Montréal
- The fundamental risk of expanding Medical Assistance in Dying
- Canadian law schools must do their part to help combat climate change
- Trauma must be considered in cases of intimate partner violence
- The breathtaking hypocrisy of the howls for “rule of law”
- Independent national body would address violence against athletes
- Why Canada needs a national policy for Black arts, culture and heritage
- Sexual assault policy must better protect migrant women
- The changing strains of federalism
- Le fédéralisme sous tension : un retour aux années 1980 ? Options politiques a 40 ans
- The gaps in Canada’s efforts to stop sexual violence against children
- Development aid as foreign policy is a flawed idea
- Why creating an AI department is not a good idea
- Quebec City murder underscores need to abolish prostitution
- Bringing fairness to campus sexual violence complaint processes
- Canada needs an ambitious energy-retrofit plan for buildings
- Health care sector needs an ambitious skills agenda
- From Australia, a burning message for fossil fuel producers
- Les hommes victimes d’abus sexuels durant l’enfance
- Decoupling from China is hard to do
- Sex-assault prosecutions often fail women with mental disabilities
- Justin Trudeau and the politics of federalism
- External monitoring body would hold military accountable for sexual assaults
- Feds faced with two visions for future of communications
- Canada has a moral obligation to accept climate migrants
- Médias et agressions sexuelles : prévenir ou nuire
- Nova Scotia restorative inquiry offers new vision of justice
- Les inégalités sociales de santé
Chronique
- Support services still lacking for survivors of sexual assault
- Do you need to punch to be prime minister?
- Rape myths and sexism still cloud police responses to sexualized violence
- March 2020
- February 2020
- The misogyny of the so-called “rough sex” defence
- The risk of oversimplifying the birth tourism debate
- The cracks in our admired private refugee sponsorship program
- Prévention primaire et exploitation sexuelle des mineures
- Legal gaps persist for intimate partner sexual violence after key ruling
- Canada must look beyond STEM and diversify its AI workforce
- How a minority government changes life for public servants
- Les délais de prescription dans les cas de violence sexuelle
- Administrative law just got a new ‘standard of review’
- Improving Canada’s Response to Sexualized Violence
- Despite soaring Indigenous incarceration, minimum sentencing persists
- How the minority Parliament can help respond to sexualized violence
- Thinking about work as more than a paycheque
- Les instituts polytechniques et un Canada carboneutre
- More research needed to break down job barriers for racialized Canadians
- Medical assistance in dying for Canadians with mental disorders
- Réglementer la télévision à l’ère numérique
- Can universities bridge the graduate skills gap?
- Canada is missing the boat on China’s Belt and Road Initiative
- Technology isn’t shaping work the way we think
- Deciphering the skills we need for the new world of work
- Monarchy’s rights, privileges and symbols in Canada can be changed
- L’Europe qui reste
Chronique
- What constitutes the legitimate use of the notwithstanding clause?
- More support needed to help Canadians reskill at post-secondary institutions
- Birth tourism and the demonizing of pregnant migrant women
- We’ll need a balancing act to profit from the skills revolution
- Are noisy Canadian classrooms hindering students?
- Big Brother, Big Data and Statistics Canada
- Enjeux prioritaires des électeurs et reflet médiatique
- Canadians are still woefully uneducated about cannabis
- Pharmaceutical policy excludes the most vulnerable
- Future-proofing Canada’s digital infrastructure
- National mourning of Tehran crash is a sign Canada has matured
- Governments and politicians cannot be morally neutral
- Les leçons à tirer de l’assurance-maladie privée irlandaise
- The complexity of protecting free speech on campus
- Mobilizing the hidden army of first responders
- Cannabis and criminalization of Black Canadians
- On energy and climate, we’re actually not so polarized
- Let’s get Canada’s foreign policy house in order
- We should demand more of our Official Opposition Policy Options at 40
- The widespread benefit of having Alberta refine its bitumen at home
- What policy issues will define our next 40 years of publishing? Policy Options at 40
- The State of the Legislative Process in Canada
- Five game changers that could shape the future of work
- It shouldn’t be this hard to navigate health and social care systems
- What makes a security assistance mission successful?
- Change needs to come faster for Ontario cannabis
- UK general election results pave way for civil service changes
- How Alberta became Canada’s runaway cannabis leader
- Federal union members reject new organization for gig workers
- January 2020
- What’s next after a failed COP 25?
- Canada can help with the Rohingyas’ legal needs
- Reconsidering the generosity of our overseas development assistance
- Un système de santé à deux vitesses ne résout aucun problème
- Confessions of a campaign wagon master
- What have we learned from one year of cannabis legalization?
- Mode de scrutin, coalitions et pouvoir québécois
Chronique
- The flaws of our electoral system showed up in the October election
- What do Canadians think of China and the United States?
- Embracing digital government
- The problem with comparing the 1972 and 2019 elections
- Des lois sur le vapotage qui tardent au Canada
- Can we ensure everyone has an affordable life?
- The problem with personalized health information
- The cannabis shift needs to happen for opioids, too
- Pursuing the career the women of Polytechnique could not
- Les violences envers les femmes : hier et aujourd’hui
- France’s digital services tax is a cautionary tale for Canada
- À quand une pratique réflexive pour les IPS ?
- The uncertain legacy of cannabis legalization
- La crise catalane : judiciarisation et inflexibilité
- A chance to forge a fiscal relationship with Indigenous peoples
- When it’s not angry, populism can be a force for good
- December 2019
- Municipalities deserve more autonomy and respect
- Provinces need to recognize First Nations authority on cannabis
- Intégrer « la perspective des personnes handicapées »
- Cannabis sales could jump with edibles, but industry should be prepared
- Why carbon pricing remains the smartest policy tool
- Medical cannabis will be lost amid the gummies and suds
- Lessons learned from Spain’s unity crisis
- Black Canadians sidelined from cannabis economy
- Jason Kenney’s case of Quebec envy
- Le commerce illicite du cannabis, un an après la légalisation
- An epic move to protect nature could help unite the country
- Eliminate restrictions preventing cannabis research
- Some practical advice for new political staffers
- Quebec’s surprisingly conservative approach to cannabis
- Challenges in restoring Canadian marine biodiversity
- Canada’s mining industry in Africa and social responsibility
- To thrive, the cannabis industry needs strong brands
- Canadians can unite behind energy efficiency
- Cannabis : le Québec est en train de manquer le bateau entrepreneurial
- Premiers should rally behind struggling rural Canada
- Canada’s cannabis caper has markets in chaos
- The Making of a Cannabis Industry: Year One
- Canada should take an insurance approach to future disruption
- National compromise on carbon pricing is within reach
- The challenge of navigating our health and care systems
- Nobel winners shine light on experiment-based policy-making
- What awaits Canada’s 43rd Parliament?
- Is our nostalgia around minority governments misplaced?
- Feminist Senators are critical actors in women’s representation
- Scheer frustration
- Will the new government do more to stop the opioid crisis?
- Here’s a way for governments to buy positive outcomes
- Conservatives need a new value proposition to present voters
- Canada needs a lot more people, and soon
- How did the polls fare in Election 2019?
- House of Commons becoming more reflective of diverse population
- Only a fifth of Canadian mayors are women
- The Trudeaus and western alienation
- November 2019
- L’Alberta et la fièvre référendaire
- Canada’s polytechnics deserve to be recognized
- Parties, not voters, to blame for slow rise of women MPs
- Autocrats use feminism to undermine democracy
- Looking ahead to the 43rd Parliament
- Successful minority Parliaments require goodwill, humility
- Les vrais perdants de l’élection
Chronique
- PM needs western adviser with sway over government agenda
- A post-election glimmer of hope for cultural pluralism?
- Food protection agency’s approach to chronic wasting disease is immoral
- All Canadians deserve reliable high-speed internet
- The parties went negative, and the media enabled them
- The rise of Africa and Cyril Ramaphosa, in case you missed it
- Push for police to wear body cameras is premature
- Electoral candidates shouldn’t need white-collar backgrounds
- Canada’s progress toward its GHG reduction target
- Cutting foreign aid comes with a strategic cost
- The media and election 2019
- As Canadians work longer, pensions need to evolve
- Who is a journalist?
- How can Canada ignore the conflict in Kashmir?
- What’s missing from the conversation about assisted death
- Is there an urban-rural divide in Canada?
- Which party’s imperfect climate plan strikes the best balance?
- The growing pains of an independent Senate
- Election 2019
- Policy issues and the federal election debate
- Assessment law is still too vague to achieve lasting green goals
- Promouvoir et valoriser l’innovation municipale
- Ten charts about broad trends in Canadian public opinion
- Quebec could face compensation claims for Bill 21 harms
- Media coverage and the campaign online
- In politics, a photo can carry powerful subtext
- As the push for provincial autonomy spreads, where will it lead?
- Two Senate changes are long overdue and within reach
- How effective are federal minority governments?
- Age-tech will be huge for the silver economy
- Can Canadian politics ever achieve a climate consensus?
- Une campagne électorale vraiment fédérale ?
- The revenge of expert sources in Election 2019
- Where’s the talk about a guaranteed livable income?
- How tax break promises for new parents fall short
- What Trudeau’s Arabian Nights says about cultural appropriation
- Quebec’s Bill 21 should also stir anti-racist outrage among party leaders
- Don’t forget the racist Canadians behind the racist systems
- How does ethnic media campaign coverage differ?
- We need to regulate facial recognition technology
- No party’s climate plan will avoid dangerous global warming levels
- October 2019
- Le financement de la santé est absent du débat électoral
- We’re failing edge-of-range endangered species
- Our move to zero emissions must use nuclear energy
- Let’s seize this historic opportunity in our agriculture sector
- Emerging policy themes of election 2019
- It’s time for a Recognition of Wrongs framework
- Le DPB : un nouvel acteur électoral incontournable
- Why election coverage neglects climate change
- Why do foreign firms own so many patents on Canadian inventions?
- Election candidates have become brand ambassadors
- A watershed month for medical assistance in dying
- Is Canada headed toward another minority government?
- Une couverture médiatique électorale à la carte
- We need to restore our diminished politics
- As media industry falters, civil society must step up
- What do the media know about the ballot box question?
- A better road map needed for Arctic and Northern policy framework
- Parliament should not wait to act on assisted dying ruling
- As the nuclear arms race heats up, Canada’s got a critical role to play
- Professional standards in journalism are still critical
- Does Canada’s Gen X election matter?
- Will Scheer or Trudeau have an alt-right Internet problem?
- Four things to watch in the media’s 2019 election coverage
- Le déclin des médias et le rapport des partis à l’électorat
- The renewed Canadian Senate
- Disinformation agents will target Canadian journalists
- Recession risk is a taboo subject for election campaigns
- Mort au feuilleton du projet de loi C-337
- Canadian media lacks nuance, depth on racial issues
- Taxing digital businesses requires global approach
- Precision medicine will lead to precision policy
- The peril of ignoring foreign policy in election coverage
- Do we want our universities to be local or international?
- Rural Canada’s weakening voice in election coverage
- Giving the charitable sector the tools it needs to thrive
- L’image des chefs de parti en campagne électorale
- Will Canada’s justice system step up to deal with Jihadi Jack?
- Election news has outdated ideas about social conservatives
- Un Conseil de la fédération qui donne le ton à la prochaine campagne ?
- Manipulation is a serious risk for journalists using social media
- La caricature, thermomètre de la démocratie
- September 2019
- The persistent ‘tough-guy’ tenor of election coverage
- Indigenous voices in the news
- Improving election night media coverage
- Returning to balanced budgets requires a careful game plan
- Which Canadians are dissatisfied with the news media?
- Indigenous stewardship is the key to global conservation goals
- How can we be smarter about horse-race polls?
- The Media and Canadian Elections
- End the PhD bashing to end the PhD problem
- Having young Canadians in China is valuable as tensions rise
- Simplified rebates would get more electric buses on Canadian roads
- Lost in the SNC-Lavalin controversy are the Libyan victims
- Emissions will rise under Conservative climate plan
- Accountability reforms needed in wake of SNC-Lavalin affair
- A tougher Canada is needed for the new world order
- Watching early stages of government programs is critical
- Hard time gets unduly hard for aging prisoners
- The Confederation of Tomorrow
- The need for Canadian (business) diplomacy
- Parliamentary renovations need real public engagement
- Decades later, abortions in Canada are still hard to get
- Protecting public health should drive climate policy
- Recharge Canadian international development assistance
- Moving in and out of the public service shouldn’t be so hard
- Voters respect politicians who follow their conscience
- When will Parliament finally protect historic sites in law?
- Qui est en charge de la gestion des inondations au Québec ?
- Le blocage de nouveaux oléoducs au Canada
- Canada must respect Indigenous cannabis laws
- August 2019
- Why low-income savers should choose TFSAs
- Advance assisted dying requests would correct flaw
- The PhD employment crisis is systemic
- Citizen scrutiny can help improve sex assault trials
- We need clear laws against conversion therapy
- Canada's new food policy could be groundbreaking
- Château Laurier debacle exposes flaws in heritage regulations
- Political incivility is a losing strategy
- Canada’s energy data problem
- Redefining Canada’s foreign policies
- Northern priorities and carbon pricing
- Manitoba’s fickle relationship with carbon pricing
- Carbon pricing across Canada
- Quebec’s political consensus over carbon price system
- Most Canadians don’t want a province-first approach to climate change
- How the commuter vs. polluter narrative could backfire on Alberta
- Saskatchewan’s long history of rejecting carbon pricing
- Lessons from British Columbia’s carbon tax
- Ontario’s carbon price experience is a cautionary tale
- New Brunswick’s timid foray into carbon pricing
- The Evolution of Carbon Pricing in the Provinces
- The fleeting Canadian harmony on carbon pricing
- Une alliance entre l’Alberta et le Québec est-elle possible ?
- The critical shortage of cybersecurity expertise
- For more mothers to run, the political workplace has to evolve
- The past, present and future of pharmacare
- Canada can help fix broken international corporate tax system
- Opioid addicts deserve more than a safe supply
- How digital technology could redefine Canada’s economy
- July 2019
- How to build an enviable open-banking system
- Trudeau’s paradoxical definition of Indigenous consent
- Une meilleure couverture d’assurance pour les personnes trans
- The underestimated conservative voter in Alberta polls
- Five routes for western Canadian oil to get to eastern Canada
- Les centres d’amitié autochtones dans le contexte de l’ENFFADA
- Wealthier kids will benefit most from a tuition drop
- Citizenship policy challenges the next government will face
- The radicalism of Quebec’s Bill 21
- Standards needed for financial advisers
- The geography of charity
- Amended solitary confinement bill must pass the House
- Big hurdles remain in pharmacare implementation plan
- End the tax holiday for Airbnb and its brethren
- Where’s the plan for Canadian ISIS members in custody overseas?
- Proposed pharmacare plan is a different beast from medicare
- Meaningful engagement is key for public trust
- The case for having a federal evaluator general
- Will a networked extreme right be our biggest electoral threat?
- Ontario communities can’t afford government cuts
- La nécessité d’un soutien durable aux aînés fragilisés
- Building a more sustainable refugee policy
- Why are the deaths of Indigenous women and girls ungrievable?
- BC’s role in federal election is a paradox in the making
- No, Canada cannot get credit for its low-carbon exports
- A more inward-looking Ontario emerges under Ford
- La société de la connaissance et le capitalisme
Chronique
- Canada needs to talk softly and carry a big stick
- Electoral integrity and disinformation
- Climate intensity imperils leaders who don’t keep up
- As Alberta’s anger deepens, it gets harder to turn off
- Support for Oil Tanker Moratorium Act has history on its side
- La position du Québec dans la campagne fédérale
- “Urban-rural” divide in Atlantic Canada is a myth
- Federal-provincial tensions loom over 2019 campaign
- Provincial Dynamics and the 2019 Federal Election
- June 2019
- Will the Ford era lead to a political realignment in Ontario?
- Ottawa’s weak action on flame retardants will harm Canadians
- How will Canada’s humanitarian plan help women and girls?
- We need innovation in our drug price regulations
- Feds using predictive analytics to craft youth policy
- Why Quebec’s natural gas export project doesn’t make sense
- Why Canada should better understand Made in China 2025
- Why Canada needs a comprehensive rare disease strategy
- Proposed Bill C-69 amendments undermine science
- Why don’t fake Indigenous art makers go to jail?
- Carbon tax court references a chapter in fed-prov power struggle
- Can we end migrant detention?
- Triste bilan pour le Canada sur la scène internationale
- Conflicts written into Deferred Prosecution Agreement regime
- Have we overestimated international disinformation?
- Le PL 21 : risque pour la portée du droit à l’égalité ?
- The challenge for EVs to disrupt trucks and buses
- The UN Industrial Development Organization wants Canada back
- Neonicotinoids: Canada must stop stalling
- Put children first when regulating assisted reproduction
- Why can’t the Canada Revenue Agency catch tax cheats?
- Will the West Block chamber change parliamentary culture?
- What ever happened to deliverology?
- So much for ‘austerity-light’ in Ontario
- Getting women into Canada’s Parliament
- Laïcité, demande identitaire et géopolitique des idées
- A discussion on electoral integrity and disinformation
- Les municipalités du Québec face aux inondations
- ‘Assault-style’ firearms aren’t the problem
- Emboldened Netanyahu free to pursue annexation
- The faulty received wisdom around the notwithstanding clause
- Corrections bill lacks key provisions on judicial oversight
- What the Alberta and PEI votes say about women in politics
- Treaty training is vital for Indigenous youth
- Foundations should be freed up to invest effectively
- International Criminal Court’s Afghanistan ruling linked to underfunding
- Quebec’s Bill 21 misapplies religious neutrality principle
- Ottawa’s First Time Home Buyer Incentive is flawed
- Qu’attendons-nous pour protéger la vie privée ?
- PM’s caucus expulsions reveal rot in Parliament
- L’extrême solitude des aînés sans proches et inaptes
- The complex story of the PEI election
- Why multistakeholder policymaking works
- By-elections take too long. It’s not fair
- The true measure of BC’s carbon tax
- Gag orders pose a danger to surrogates and to good policy
- Canada’s glaring failure to regulate Facebook
- Comment miser sur les écosystèmes d’innovation ?
- Is Canada ready to turn and face the strange future?
- May 2019
- Rebuilding the legitimacy of the notwithstanding clause
- Le retour aux sources conservatrices en Alberta
- Should we publicly fund IVF in Canada?
- Jeter des ponts entre l’expertise et l’expérience en PMA
- Foundations ought to be investing in infrastructure
- Ouvrir le débat sur la réforme du droit de la famille au Québec
- Quebec poised to adopt proportional electoral system
- How should Canadian policy react to CRISPR babies?
- Make corrupt foreign officials pay
- Responsibility for Kashechewan’s crises lies with Crown
- Bébés à la carte : jusqu’où devrions-nous aller ?
- Caution’s needed in shaping surrogacy laws
- An Africentric principle could right some wrongs
- The ethical line for Down syndrome testing
- Canadian citizenship in assisted reproduction
- Why aren’t we tougher on “assault-style” firearms?
- Refugee youth need tailor-made services
- The policy challenge of frozen embryos
- Crown-Indigenous relations in Canada
- Can Parliament get assisted reproduction policy right?
- Start governing AI now, with some early limits
- Government should have explained DPAs to the public
- Mères porteuses : remboursement, compensation, indemnisation ?
- New reproductive technology regulations don’t go far enough
- Addressing the Gaps in Canada’s Assisted Reproduction Policy
- What’s the true cost of food when you’re poor?
- Should corporate law shape boards of directors?
- Le projet de loi C-48 divise la population canadienne
- Making the democratic case against Quebec’s Bill 21
- Y a-t-il encore des personnes âgées pauvres au Canada ?
- Global refugee response system needs transformative change
- Fundamental science needs further investment
- What have we learned from Google’s political ad pullout?
- Eradicating structural racism for Black Canadians
- What does the SNC-Lavalin affair tell us about diversity?
- Le Canada est prêt pour un régime national d’assurance-médicaments
- Modernization of Official Languages Act impacts all Canadians
- CWHL's struggles a sign of changing non-profit landscape
- Opioid crisis needs more attention and investment
- Shouldn’t we want MPs who don’t conform?
- Budget du Québec 2019-2020 : l’impulsion aux dépenses
- Canada is an underdog in the AI race
- Climate change policy in Canada
- Canadians confident we can resolve regional differences
- A Conversation on Indigenous-Crown Relations
- Why limit pipeline choices for Alberta oil?
- Time to rethink how we manage our forests
- Andrew Scheer’s climate opportunity
- Assessment of projects would improve under Bill C-69
- April 2019
- Why expand the cooling-off period for public office holders?
- Ask Canadians what kind of space program they want
- L’hébergement des données publiques par le privé ?
- Three simple fixes for paid parental leave
- Is South Africa Canada’s best trade bet in BRICS?
- Courts’ role as constitutional guardians in question
- L’écueil du budget libéral : le cadre fiscal conservateur
- Taking stock of Ottawa’s diversity promises
- Is the SNC-Lavalin affair a new constitutional moment?
- Canada’s new training credit comes with caveats
- The stifling conformity of party discipline
- What is gained by stripping ISIL returnees of citizenship?
- Truth and power in the SNC-Lavalin affair
- Budget 2019 analysis live from the lockup
- Good policymaking requires women around the table
- Criminal records have become a lifelong stigma
- Le fiasco SNC-Lavalin : crime, culture, gouvernance?
- Senate can repair and rescue Bill C-69
- Media sexism? Depends on who you are
- Maple moon rising: a gateway to better Canada-US relations?
- L’affaire SNC-Lavalin : l’enjeu communicationnel
- We’re missing a potent plan to train the next generation of researchers
- Advance medical directives in Quebec
- Women politicians must still bend to gender stereotypes
- Racialized women in politics
- As populism rises, look at what has fallen: Wages
- Féminité et politique : un duo improbable selon les médias ?
- Measles outbreaks point to need for mandatory vaccination
- The complicated web of stereotypes LGBTQ candidates face
- Les collèges et instituts : clés de l’innovation pour les PME
- Have women disappeared from the messaging around child care?
- How to treat First Nations as equals? Abandon your “consultations”
- The quiet power of courthouse culture can’t be ignored
- Un Guide alimentaire peu adapté aux personnes fragilisées
- The devaluing of women foreign policy leaders
- BC must deliver on water security promises
- Racialized and women politicians still get different news treatment
- For our new pharmacare system, let’s keep what works
- La CAQ et le risque du populisme
- We need to stop blaming women for their under-representation
- Philpott understood that truth comes before reconciliation
- The danger in normalizing political interference
- How the media makes sense of mothers in power
- Why can’t we have parent-friendly Parliaments?
- Carbon taxes can be both good policy and good politics
- Changing the Way We Talk About Women in Politics
- Wilson-Raybould’s story has ring of familiarity for working women
- How policy-makers can help Canadians build financial security
- March 2019
- Le cosmopolitisme contre la démocratie ?
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- Crafting a digital democracy
- To truly modernize social programs, it will take big data and analytics
- Quebec pharmacare might just be what Ottawa is looking for
- A conversation with experts on climate change policy
- Court ruling on voyeurism could have broad social impact
- Embrace the unknowable: Four digital-age strategies for governments
- We need to start tracking the billions that go to social services
- A lot is riding on how we manage asylum seekers
- Cannabis bill a valuable test for how new Senate could work
- It would be a deadly mistake to discourage breast cancer screenings
- Alcool, jeu et cannabis : entre promotion et dissuasion
- The silence/shame double bind for women in power
- A turning point for misogynist and Islamophobic speech?
- Créer des villes intelligentes inclusives
- Making doctors choose between their convictions and their calling
- Immigration policy requires a rethink
- Is the next big fight over the Northwest Passage coming?
- Québec 2018 : les raisons du vote
- How infrastructure could build Canada’s clean economy
- A digital strategy for Canada
- Canada needs a robust digital ID system
- Legislators behaving badly and what to do about it
- ‘Trust Us’ doesn’t cut it on the SNC-Lavalin affair
- Outdated procurement rules hindering digital government
- Les médias locaux : une nécessité démocratique
- How a standards council could help curb harmful online content
- How data visualization in government can empower dialogue
- Why is Ontario cutting midwife funding?
- Insights for Canada’s new digital government minister
- Tools for horizontal collaboration in government
- Lessons from Estonia on digital government
- Suède : la social-démocratie en otage
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- Exploiter le potentiel des données massives en santé
- First Nations water problems a crisis of Canada’s own making
- How is tech lobbying shaping federal policy?
- Proportional representation won’t fix Canada’s accountability problem
- A better system for active-shooter alerts on campuses
- The public service’s digital literacy problem
- Innovation juridique et données : la responsabilité des sources
- Canada’s “prove it” approach to Aboriginal title
- February 2019
- Ways to improve Canada’s tax system
- For e-government to flourish, policy-making must change
- The virtues of a parallel chamber
- Legal precedents for the Wet’suwet’en resistance
- Digital government doesn’t equal democratic government
- La fin du financement des RCE soulève des questions
- Pursuit of perfection the enemy of digital government
- Wiring Public Policy for Digital Government
- How will Ottawa build a successful digital government?
- The untapped potential of Commonwealth markets
- La prévention de l'extrémisme violent : l'approche québécoise
- National pharmacare: equity, equality, affordability?
- Vaping’s overlooked upside: no cigarette butts
- Will Ottawa heed UN on rights of First Nations women?
- Canada’s carbon pricing systems already need a redesign
- Être vert : et si c’était rentable ?
- It’s true: the oil patch doesn’t need handouts
- Canada is well positioned to be an AI superstar
- A national energy grid would be a clean win for Canada
- Risks of climate change call for innovation and decisive policy
- Questioning university-industry collaboration policy
- When crowdfunding pays for bunk medical treatments
- Protecting the workers of the future with portable benefits
- The ambiguous definitions of open government
- Why Canada needs a national data strategy
- Le pari populiste de Québec solidaire
- The case for a global open platform for work
- Safeguarding democracies against authoritarian sharp power
- Navigating the risks and rewards of governing AI
- Les obstacles au commerce interprovincial sont une honte nationale
- Making the most of Canada’s infrastructure revival
- The G20 needs to change with the times
- Welcome to Uberland
- Using digital infrastructure to bridge the urban-rural divide
- Francophobie : la ligne de faille
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- Enabling digital health care solutions in Canada
- How policy-makers can get ahead of disruption
- Nimble Policy-Making for a Canada in Flux
- How should judges' salaries be decided on?
- New election laws are no match for the Internet
- This year, resolve to be a more intelligent reader online
- A public service paralyzed by institutional timidity
- The renegade team trying to disrupt government hiring
- Why we need to fix Canada’s new measure of poverty
- Courts should not have to decide climate change policy
- BC case challenges constraints on private health spending
- Le commissaire postiche et les services en français à la Ville d’Ottawa
- Funding for Canadian media: The who, why and how
- Canada’s contribution to ending slavery
- Quelles politiques influencent le vote des Québécois ?
- Managing the data gold rush with standards on ethical data use
- January 2019
- Francophobia an unlikely reason for Ontario language cuts
- The future of workers’ rights in the AI age
- Why are we so afraid of gender-based analysis?
- Ford’s false logic on minority-language services
- Hospitals are needlessly risky for frail seniors
- La crise en Ontario français : une autre joute judiciaire à l’horizon
- Better late than never for Parliament Hill consultation?
- Climate change talks need to address fossil fuel supplies
- Not all news consumers worry about journalistic values
- First Nations should have control of their own revenues
- Enhancing the financial and human capital of lower income children
- Les enjeux à long terme de la francisation des immigrants
- Zeroing in on Canada’s literacy and numeracy skills gap
- Want a robot-proof job of the future? Start getting creative
- Prepare now for the workforce of the future
- Le nouvel échiquier politique québécois
- Managing the risks and opportunities of job automation
- Will automation worsen job prospects for vulnerable workers?
- GM and Canada’s transition to a zero-emissions fleet
- Is the USMCA just a lesser NAFTA?
- Ontario can rise to the challenge of climate change
- December 2018
- The future of work, or of workers?
- L’éducation au Nunavik : un rapport à prendre au sérieux
- Revoking birthright citizenship would affect everyone
- Look to existing models to prepare workers for the future
- Canada needs comprehensive AI policy framework
- How Germany is tackling the future of work
- Vehicle emission standards ─ Trump’s deceptive arguments
- Digital transformation must focus on women and girls
- What does Ottawa’s journalism plan mean for news innovation?
- Implementing a basic income will be complex
- Justice bill must be amended to protect sex assault victims
- Adapting post-secondary education for the future
- “Career Pathways” a promising model for skills training
- Un étiquetage nutritionnel simplifié pour faire des choix éclairés
- Hospital stats show birth tourism rising in major cities
- Upskilling workers for the new economy
- Canadian public’s opinion of US at unprecedented low
- Senate oversight committee ensures high level of accountability
- Canadians cautiously pessimistic about future of work
- L’écosystème du Columbia : le rôle crucial des Autochtones
- Canada should look to Belarus for strategic partnership
- Ensuring technological growth works for all
- Advancing reconciliation through post-secondary education
- Preparing Citizens for the Future of Work
- Fake news is as old as Confederation
- A cautionary tale from Australia’s parliament buildings
- La politique du ressentiment
Chronique
- Why the Senate needs external oversight over expenses
- The Poverty Reduction Act toothless but not pointless
- School meal programs a game changer
- Ottawa should abandon flawed Indigenous rights framework
- The Charter of Rights and Freedoms — and values?
- What can Canada’s former political leaders teach us?
- Polling and the Quebec election
- Quand un projet pilote heurte des valeurs politiques
- Vaccines, public trust and learning from my hate mail Column by Timothy Caulfield
- How to build on the Senate’s renewal process
- The value of “free agents” inside the public service
- Health care can’t be patient centred without evidence
- What about a policy for innovation and entrepreneurship?
- November 2018
- Ottawa must talk to Canadians about nation-to-nation agenda
- A new perspective on immigrants’ economic outcomes in Canada
- What do Canadians want from their news?
- Lack of council diversity puts municipalities at risk
- Why aren’t we talking about the Parliament Hill reno?
- The problem with Canada’s gradual climate policy
- Canada should increase support for International Criminal Court
- Les vieillissements sous la loupe : entre mythes et réalités
- New approaches to development assistance
- Quebec 2018:A tough night for pollsters
- What can be learned from Quebec’s math prowess?
- Feminist foreign policy: global challenges and opportunities
- Canadian trade still being hurt by tariffs, despite the USMCA
- Three policy goals for recovering Canada’s lost tax revenues
- Et s’il s’agissait de la québécisation de la politique canadienne ?
- The role of Statistics Canada in a post-truth world
- National strategy needed to tackle Canada’s diabetes epidemic
- Raise the GST as part of pragmatic plan for climate action
- Making up for Canada’s cannabis wrongs
- A new era for innovation intermediaries in Canada
- Governments’ use of AI in immigration and refugee system needs oversight
- Many discrepancies in plans for toll-free Champlain Bridge
- Welcome movement on progressive trade agenda in USMCA
- Ottawa’s plan to change drug price regulations is not good policy
- Canada’s supply management intact after another trade agreement
- Will provincial hyperpartisanship derail the USMCA?
- Un nouveau parti dans la famille de la droite canadienne
- A path forward for innovation policy
- Communication électorale sans originalité, résultat surprenant
- BC’s electoral referendum could change Canada’s political landscape
- Canada’s climate adaptation deficit
- What do Canadians think about trade and globalization?
- Ouvrir plus de cliniques le soir ne désengorge pas les urgences
- Indigenous law can help confront intergenerational injustice
- La canadianisation de la politique québécoise
Chronique
- Federal policies undermine Indigenous dental health
- Why the USMCA will enhance online free speech in Canada
- Will new fisheries minister respect salmon science?
- Can Canadian lit help us explain the Boushie tragedy?
- Bangladesh’s garment workers need Canada to do its part
- L’annulation du projet pilote ontarien sur le revenu de base suscite l’indignation
- Safeguarding trials from racial bias
- Social participation is critical to seniors’ health
- Transparency around jurors, verdicts would help trial fairness
- When journalists report social media as public opinion
- October 2018
- The forensic failures of the Stanley trial
- Le besoin de nouvelles données pour la nouvelle économie
- A universal pharmacare plan for Canadians
- How property and place were key issues in the Stanley trial
- Lessons from Ontario on big hospital funding changes
- Jury reform will be contentious and limited after the Stanley trial
- Justin Trudeau’s balancing act on climate change
- What Can We Learn from the Stanley Trial?
- What governments do in the last year of their mandate
- Legal and systemic issues left unexamined in Stanley trial
- Rigid cannabis branding rules could bolster black market
- Why think tanks should seek philanthropic funds
- Quatre ans de gouvernement Couillard
Chronique
- How the First Poverty Reduction Strategy can be improved
- Canada aims for the minimum on Indigenous consultation
- La santé publique doit devenir une priorité
- Research shows that MPs who cross the floor lose votes
- Build the Indigenous economy to address poverty
- Élections Québec 2018
- Cities need modern financial tools to cope with cannabis
- The Senate of Canada can advance the UN 2030 Agenda
- Curbing oversupply risks in Canada’s cannabis market
- De la petite histoire d’un dossier à l’accès à la justice
- Canadians not convinced current Senate has made a difference
- Manger du cannabis
- The “Wild West” marketplace of legalized cannabis in Oregon
- Rights-based approach key to alleviating poverty
- How the media undermine women political leaders
- Le marché noir et la légalisation du cannabis
- The benefits of intelligent regulation of cannabis edibles
- Getting Trans Mountain expansion back on track
- Naviguer sur le consensus québécois
- What will the cannabis market look like in Ontario?
- How economic principles help shape cannabis taxation
- A“don’t-do” list for Trudeau on climate and energy
- Collaborative nation-to-nation decision-making is the way forward
- Unresolved issues for cannabis excise duties
- Empower the right department to manage disability supports
- Don’t overlook product substitution when taxing cannabis
- Higher standard required for changes to democratic bodies
- La logique financière imposera sa loi au marché du cannabis
- September 2018
- Perspectives économiques de la légalisation du cannabis
- Poverty strategy a strong start, but there’s more to do
- Which provinces will get cannabis retail sales right?
- A key moment to help the Rohingya for the long term
- Why Ottawa shouldstep away fromTrans Mountain
- Canada’s growing reliance on international students
- Positioning Alberta as Canada’s cannabis leader
- Un pas en avant dans la lutte contre la pauvreté
Chronique
- What the previous government learned about birth tourism
- Will concentration hurt Saskatchewan’s cannabis market?
- Cultivating a culture of patient engagement in health care
- Divvying up government cannabis revenues will be tricky
- Responsibly deploying AI in the immigration process
- Will medical cannabis undercut the recreational market?
- Qui s’occupe du bien-être des préposées aux bénéficiaires ?
- Finding the plot on the diversity/racism debate
- Deploying capital wisely in the cannabis craze
- Canada’s cannabis economy
- Cannabis as a catalyst for Indigenous governance
- Le marché du cannabis et la santé publique
- Pulling levers to mitigate health costs of cannabis
- The Economics of Canadian Cannabis
- The ramp off Canada’s road to trade hell
- How to prevent environmental destruction
- Coûteuse dépendance au pétrole
Chronique
- Changing policy thinking around childhood disability
- An “Atlantic Community” to bolster the West
- Beyond stealth in social programming
- Canada must guard against unrestricted drug exports to the US
- Public archives: more relevant today than ever
- Canada’s approach toward Central American migrants
- Social assistance requires more accountability and federal leadership
- How “soft balancing” can restrain Trump’s America
- Polling and the 2017 Calgary mayoral election
- Central Americans need more than Canadian handwringing
- Clearing the path from evidence to policy
- What ride-sharing means for Canada’s cities
- Why cities should abandon the “100 percent renewable” target
- Canadians’ confidence in national institutions steady
- Ontario’s “welfare diet” in 2018
- Why isn’t social assistance improving health outcomes?
- Helping Canadian fintech reach its full potential
- Canada’s shameful post-war treatment of unwed mothers
- August 2018
- Network centrality and Canadian diplomacy
- Indigenous workers and the mining rebound
- Challenging the pro-technology narrative
- Will BC embrace meaningful Indigenous consent?
- It is time to end solitary confinement
- Technology could enhance our democratic institutions
- Moving patient engagement to the centre of health care
- Social policy-making still stealthy after all these years
- Les erreurs médicales sont chose courante
- The success of the privately sponsored refugee system
- We can have open, respectful debates on immigration
- Can the majority leave space for traditional views on marriage?
- Revitalizing the Inuktut language
- The challenge for Canada’s equalization program
- A sustainable plan for Ontario’s Ring of Fire
- Candidate recruitment in municipal elections
- Social assistance is not improving health
- Fiscal policy must be sustainable over the long term
- “March Madness” does exist!
- Parents in prison: A public policy blind spot
- Four issues to be resolved in cannabis legalization
- Canada could be a leader in international anti-money-laundering efforts
- The gaping holes in Ottawa’s Indigenous fiscal policy
- Our health system is failing elderly patients
- Promoting the use of Inuktut, a founding language
- La réalité des mères qui accouchent pendant leur prise en charge
- Electric vehicles as part of Canada’s climate change solution
- Can we avoid bias in hiring practices?
- How a guaranteed income could work
- Research on the developing world: Breaking the Western monopoly
- The future of the Safe Third Country Agreement
- Protecting our information in the age of data-driven politics
- Quebec takes action on regulating pesticides
- How partnerships can help cities cope with technological disruption
- Améliorer la protection des données personnelles au Canada
- Les herbicides à base de glyphosate en Europe et au Canada
- Canada’s carbon sinks don’t mean we can ease off on climate policy
- January/February 1986
- July 2018
- The threats and mirages of Canada-US trade history
- Canadian churches still an ally for social justice
- Un tribunal de la consommation pour un meilleur accès à la justice
- A roadmap for Canada’s Buildings Strategy
- Focusing Canada’s global health leadership on women
- Using the law to fight climate, chemical harms
- Public ahead of politicians on dismantling supply management
- How transition teams help incoming governments
- How Canada’s G7 summit fell short for women
- Canadians in assisted living facilities lack consumer protection
- Why Canada needs a new supply ship for relief missions
- Une stratégie nationale en santé qui tient compte des personnes fragilisées
- Why does encryption policy matter?
- Canada is turning its back on Central American refugees
- Protecting Canadians from the high-interest debt trap
- L’économie du partage et la protection du consommateur
- Together works better for Canada and Mexico
- Will Doug Ford’s promises exacerbate Ontario’s problems?
- Embedding consumer protection in competition policy
- Canada, Mexico need to stand up for the hemisphere
- Why home economics classes still matter
- How cyberviolence is threatening and silencing women
- A CRTC focused on the public interest?
- Three cheers for data manipulation!
- Future of work isn’t just elite chatter
- Jeunes consommateurs et crédit à la consommation
- Bringing clarity to passenger compensation rules
- Comment réduire les temps d’attente dans les hôpitaux au Canada
- Investors overlooked in new securities regulatory system
- Canada’s response to Rohingya crisis falls short
- Le « Frankenfish », ou l’absence d’étiquetage obligatoire
- Le G7 : un « phénomène social total »
- Enforcement powers key to PIPEDA reform
- What can Canada expect from the G7 summit?
- Où va la protection du public en assurance de dommages ?
- Will the G7 be a breakthrough for gender equality and inclusive growth?
- The steady decline of consumer protection in Canada
- Block the parties from predicting voters’ private traits
- Consumer rights in a radically different marketplace
- Recalibrating Canada’s Consumer Rights Regime
- Limiting tax competition with a minimum corporate rate
- The quest for digital literacy in Canada
- June 2018
- University-community exchange a must in age of disruption
- Let’s stop talking about “empowering” African women
- The debate in Canada over paying plasma donors
- Child care in the Ontario election
- Why benefits of citizenship aren’t always equal
- Rediscovering Canada’s undervalued statecraft tools
- Les sondages influencent-ils le comportement des électeurs ?
- Canada’s surveillance of Indigenous movements
- A global uprising against rape case injustices
- Ontario’s hydro: some unwelcome truths
- Safeguarding the independence of the Senate
- Feds must allow First Nations to tax, regulate cannabis
- Use the Charter to guide AI governance
- In favour of a Senate business committee
- Invest in families who support the developmentally disabled
- Minimize harmfulness of bots but don’t ban them
- A federal equalization program that includes First Nations
- Crafting Internet policy with nuance, not kneejerks
- Eight years of attacks and Obamacare still stands
- Should the MMIWG Inquiry be given more time?
- Homelessness: criminalization or social integration?
- Stronger energy-saving measures just makes sense
- Moving restorative justice into the mainstream
- Solving Canada’s food waste problem
- Learning from our success in reducing youth imprisonment
- Is the TFSA program serving all Canadians equally?
- How we stopped worrying and learned to love robots
- Bangladesh has come a long way, but it still needs Canada
- Using culture to strengthen Mercosurties
- Black Canadians and the justice system
- Cleaning up the mandatory minimums mess
- Bill C-68 enshrines human dimensions in Canadian fisheries law
- The case against transparency in government AI
- Our planning for the future of work must include education
- Finding a middle ground on prostitution
- Focus on trade infrastructure to meet agri-food goals
- Lone attackers and violence against women
- Hard work ahead on new emergency alert system
- Realizing the full potential of restorative justice
- The healing power of Gladue reports
- Lessons from Germany on youth employment policy
- May 2018
- The (in)justice system and Indigenous people
- Medical inadmissibility rules make Canada a laggard
- Why misogynistic killings need a public label
- Will future generations reap the Alberta Advantage?
- On vehicle emissions standards it’s time Canada divorced the US
- Taking the sexual assault victim’s perspective into account
- Dernier de classe
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- Doing justice by Black Canadians
- Toward a national policy on AI
- Immigration detention and newcomer communities
- What makes Quebec such an outlier on child care?
- Youth and criminal justice: Reflections on the legislation
- Could the UK stay in the EU and keep its independence?
- Restorative justice for survivors of sexual violence
- Trump and the TPP: What should Canada do?
- A youth justice system that’s more than courts and prisons
- Will Canada keep up globally on R&D?
- Restorative justice: rebuilding relationships with society
- Where does the public sit on NAFTA?
- Breaking the cycle for “crossover youth”
- No good can come from panicking over Trans Mountain
- Canadian students, researchers key to ties with China
- How to prevent jails from serving as the new asylums
- Parliamentary privilege and #MeToo
- Chasing an elusive consensus on justice reform
- Widening the Lens on Criminal Justice Reform
- The Trans Mountain saga as a public policy failure
- Alberta and Newfoundland: A tale of a boom and a bust
- Arctic policy must embrace Indigenous knowledge and Arctic science
- Indigenous rights aren’t a subplot of pipeline debate
- Canada on right side of Venezuelan crisis
- Canada must make Bill-69 climate-safe
- Mitigating harm for sexual assault complainants
- Integrity of the DFO’s science advisory process in question
- Keep expectations high for antiracism consultations
- Instagram, Justin Trudeau, and political image-making
- Canada needs a comprehensive zero-emissions vehicle strategy
- Will NAFTA 2.0 be a model for North American economic (dis)integration?
- On cannabis Bill Senate must defer to Canadians’ democratic will
- How to deal with the opioid crisis
- Should justice be delivered by AI?
- Mitigating Kinder Morgan’s impact on BC’s economy and environment
- We need a common sense climate policy
- Canadian exceptionalism in attitudes toward immigration
- We must prioritize caring in health care
- Parental sponsorship rules are antifeminist
- April 2018
- A policy community for the federal public service and beyond
- Toward big thinking in the Ontario election
- Bringing transparency and accountability to community groups
- Qui prête attention aux sondages ?
- No good reason for military deal with Philippines
- Do female ministers affect women’s civic engagement?
- What can Canada teach the US about immigration?
- Government needs to better support women entrepreneurs
- Senators should be careful about how they dissent
- Panels compromised under environmental assessment bill
- Has stopping eating and drinking become a path to assisted dying?
- Is direct-to-consumer genetic testing reifying race?
- Taking the next step towards a post-colonial Canada
- Why Canada needs to take World Water Day more seriously
- Reaching true reconciliation at our universities
- A meditation on medical assistance in dying
- What the census tells us about citizenship
- All child care should be valued and funded
- Toward the elimination of Islamophobia in Canada
- Digital technology and the changing face of diplomacy
- Le pari social-démocrateChronique
- Embedding Canadian values in cybersecurity policy
- Cancelling chopper deal with Duterte unwise
- Will AI just wind up automating inequality?
- Martin Luther King Jr. didn’t push “colour-blind” politics
- A thicker border after cannabis legalization
- Why Canadians oppose blacklisting “pirate” websites
- Gun control still a key issue for centre-left voters
- Embracing design thinking in government
- Pay equity laws alone won’t close the gap
- No equality without universal child care
- Valuing women as expert sources in the news
- How the news media framed the Syrian refugee crisis
- How can the feds spend wisely on local journalism?
- The labour movement at a crossroads
- Winning the smart cities challenge with equity, inclusion
- The budget’s ambitions must navigate the federation
- The case for the state as life coach
- La promotion du français au Canada doit passer par les non-francophones
- Budget misses on diversity of women’s experience
- AI in government: for whom, by whom?
- March 2018
- Building a policy school that has real social impact
- Promote good governance but nix the word “democracy”
- Budget 2018 analysis live from the lockup
- Make spousal sponsorships work to reunite families
- Cluster development will make us global leaders
- Shedding light on confusion around AI and work
- Toward a détente with Saskatchewan's teachers
- Trump’s economics on NAFTA are not all wrong
- An end to taxpayer-funded subsidies, under NAFTA
- Using emissions intensity to price CO2 emissions
- Un débat des chefs qui inclut les minorités francophones
- Good reviews (mostly) for the National Housing Strategy
- Judicial reviews of political party decisions
- AI on a social mission
- Productivity and the performing arts
- A place for Indigenous peoples on Canada's top bench
- Gerald Stanley and the castle narrative
- Personal drones, AI and our privacy
- The Caricaturing of UN Peacekeeping
- L’éthique animale va-t-elle sauver les robots ?
- Is experimentation just the latest policy buzzword?
- Make trade work for women
- How can Indigenous knowledge shape our view of AI?
- Look to the Commonwealth to diversify trade
- The real “justice” denied to Boushie
- L’IA et nos principes de justice fondamentale
- Who benefits from accessible infrastructure?
- Development assistance and violence against women
- Environmental assessment Bill is a lost opportunity
- Revoir le financement public des écoles privées : une réforme complexe
- Will NAFTA parties trade away environmental protections?
- Learning from the 2017 softwood lumber dispute
- The rise of food policy councils in Canada
- Pour un développement plus égalitaire de l’IA
- Can government fix the loneliness problem?
- How cities can shape the future
- Precarious work and the changing nature of employment
- Values-based AI and the new smart cities
- Allow Salvadorans to make a safe claim in Canada
- La version française de la Constitution canadienne vue du Québec
- Indigenous consultation and environmental assessments
- A few modest amendments to the Constitution
- Deploying AI responsibly in government
- A snapshot of precarious work in Canada today
- “White settler revisionism” threatens Métis-Crown reconciliation
- CETA and procurement: opening an open market?
- Moderation, the “elusive virtue”
- Why AI needs nursing
- Active bystanders can stop abuse in the halls of power
- Environmental assessment policy must be based on science
- Modernizing financial regulation to address climate-related risks
- Artificial intelligence and journalism
- Indigenous voters and the 2019 election
- Le projet inachevé de la Constitution bilingue du Canada
- Thinking through our quest for a China trade deal
- Identifying radical content online
- February 2018
- La cybersécurité : un enjeu central du développement de l’IA
- A new tool for fighting corporate crime
- Better cities with shared, electric and self-driving cars
- Ethical and Social Dimensions of AI
- Hasty change to assisted dying bill a serious error
- Nurturing the next generation of engaged scholars
- The “new” improved Senate
- We don’t know the extent of precarious work
- Economic growth according to three Canadian nationalists
- Un contrat entre les générations
Chronique
- Peacekeeping is not suited to today’s conflicts
- Where are Black Canadians in the cannabis debate?
- Why policy-makers should care about behavioural science
- A teachable moment in the Hawaii false alarm
- Science advice from coast to coast to coast
- Good governance and decision-making on drug coverage
- The case against taxing medical cannabis
- Three take-aways from the new Clean Fuel Standard
- NAFTA and Canada’s strategic patience
- The digital attack on democracy
- Green government procurement can help companies compete
- Jean Chrétien, the good kind of populist
- Open data: an open-ended question
- Canada Summer Jobs and the Charter problem
- Muskrat Falls Inquiry: A missed opportunity for reconciliation
- La bonification du RRQ : une flexibilité accrue
- Support for Liberal government's performance softens
- Has trust in social media disappeared?
- When policy-making tools need recalibrating
- Collaborative consent as a path to realizing UNDRIP
- The pitfalls of short-circuited project reviews
- Understanding “wicked” policy problems
- The populism risk in English Canada
- Breaking down barriers to the disability tax credit
- Measuring poverty? Let’s get empirical
- Using carbon pricing revenues effectively
- How the oil sands make our GHG targets unachievable
- The coolest government org you’ve never heard of
- How governments get stuff done
- The pitfalls of uneven cannabis laws
- A role for Indigenous peoples in Canada’s trade talks
- Une véritable révolution ?
Chronique
- January 2018
- Mongolia as a Canada-North Korea intermediary
- The NWT’s federation within a federation
- Why the provinces need proportional representation
- Use your right brain to better understand palliative care
- The false francophone-Indigenous conflict over SCC judges
- Faith-based health facilities shouldn’t prolong patient suffering
- Saskatchewan’s call to action on NAFTA
- The growing diversity within federal ridings
- Ottawa must now develop a solid ASEAN strategy
- Surplus et baisses d’impôt au Québec
- The role of online bots in electoral politics
- Open data standards will improve public information
- Vers la fin de la « neutralité du Net » ?
- The Pacific Alliance: Canada’s best option for trade in Asia
- Generation energy or economic policy for a generation?
- How Saskatchewan’s climate change strategy falls short
- Policy-makers and social capital research
- The three “r’s” of feminist foreign policy
- Une COP23 en manque d’inspiration
- Faith-based care and medical assistance in dying
- We must include religion in the dialogue about diversity
- A year of contradictions on the treatment of women
- The case for a climate geoengineering strategy
- Equality delayed is equality denied for Indigenous women
- Credit unions and the term “banking”
- Paying attention to the mundane policy issues
- Giving voice to religion might create a better Canada
- Religion, multiculturalism and the public square
- The APEC summit and Canada’s reputation in Asia
- Health Canada and the impact of neonic pesticides
- Responsible branding and promotion of cannabis
- Senate delays are just another urban myth
- Do you believe in peacekeeping?
- What would proportional representation mean for Canada?
- How to realize Ontario’s promise
- Palliative care is misunderstood and often forgotten
- December 2017
- An effective education for the future
- Go public and perish? Supporting the engaged scholar
- COP23 and the plodding pace of addressing climate change
- Acupuncture and the placebo problem
- Short-sighted commitments on women in peacekeeping
- Une éducation internationale pour nos étudiants
- Toward the responsible use of bots in politics
- Toward a new peacekeeping approach in Haiti
- Gender inequality and trade
- Vivre avec 55 % des revenus du seuil de pauvreté
- Rules of engagement for NAFTA’s digital chapter
- Put the peace back into UN peacekeeping operations
- The national ripple effects of Bill 62
- Addressing “alternative facts” about Lyme disease
- OSFI must be independent
- Canada raises the age of dependency in immigration
- ASEAN: Canada wants in
- La complexité des interventions de l’ONU
- Expanding the practice of physiotherapists
- L’opinion publique au sujet du maintien de la paix
- The policy dilemma of aviation emissions
- Le Canada et le maintien de la paix en Afrique
- More delays or rapid deployment for peacekeepers?
- Does Canadian federalism amplify policy clashes?
- Canada at COP23: Moving from rhetoric to leadership
- How Canada can support UN peacekeeping
- Strengthening environmental reviews of major projects
- The impossibility of Indigenous religious freedom
- Protecting those at risk by protecting peacekeepers
- East Asian security in the Trump era
- Les options d’un réengagement dans le maintien de la paix
- UN peace operations and Guterres’s reform agenda
- Aligning goals and core principles in UN peacekeeping
- Addressing concerns about marriage fraud
- How do we measure poverty?
- Gender and peacekeeping
- Donald Trump, un décideur si imprévisible ?
- The five i’s of failed urban planning
- UN peacekeeping: Canada’s back? When? How?
- Replacer la paix au cœur des opérations de l’ONU
- Is group marriage the next debate?
- Pearson and Canada’s peacekeeping legacy
- Are investment carbon footprints good for investors and the climate?
- Peacekeeping Reimagined
- The problem with the "nationalism" label
- Paying tribute to a renewable energy champion
- Is Canada’s population too small?
- Open government: Canada’s new soft power?
- The future of work and current social protection
- Surmédicamentation des adultes ayant une déficience intellectuelle
- Canada’s inequality and lessons from the UK
- Women’s empowerment in business and the labour force
- Walking the talk on international development assistance
- November 2017
- Proportional representation and New Zealand’s new coalition
- Les nouvelles règles fiscales toucheront peu de médecins
- Planning for Canada’s future labour market
- A window opens for Pacific Canada’s Wild Salmon Policy
- Les bienfaits du cannabis restent à confirmer
- A new narrative on income inequality and growth
- Diversity on boards must change more quickly
- An inclusive, innovation economy requires the right skills
- The Jordan decision’s impact on cases of violence against women
- How countries achieve economic security and equality
- What shape will an inclusive growth agenda take in Canada?
- Inclusive Growth in an Age of Disruption
- Preventing sexual violence on campus
- Prévenir la malnutrition et la fragilité
- The tenuous constitutionality of Bill 62
- Food waste and food insecurity in Canada
- Can our justice system cope with mental illness?
- A cultural policy that overlooks multiculturalism
- La vague médiatique contre le gaz de schiste
- Are climate reforms in China evidence of global leadership?
- Canada’s baffling party system
- Reinvestment will make Canada a global research leader
- Feminist international assistance may not be effective
- Diversity in the public service’s executive ranks
- For Indigenous nations to live, colonial mentalities must die
- Families and culture matter to reducing poverty
- De l’endiguement madrilène à l’indépendantisme catalan
- Reforming the Indian Act to allow for online voting
- TransCanada dodged a bullet by cancelling Energy East
- National monuments and a positive historical narrative
- Countering the threat of far-right extremism
- Emergency services and Canadians with autism
- Joly’s right decision, wrong reasoning on Canadian news media
- Why Canadians can lead the world in forest conservation
- Catalytic governance and the information age
- Progress on open government is not guaranteed
- News industry should feel full digital disruption
- A better way to expand the renewable fuel industry
- Gender, parenting and politics
- A 19th century Indian Act for 21st century objectives?
- Rétablir des relations de nation à nation
- Unfinished business for Canadian journalism
- Handling the public policy hot potatoes
- A chance to get affordable housing right
- October 2017
- Long-term light in NAFTA’s dark hour
- A new “Indian register” for Indigenous DNA?
- Le Canada face aux revendications des Métis
- The Naylor Report under the microscope
- A bold vision for Status of Women
- Let’s base our space priorities on our national needs
- The divide and conquer land rights policies that harm communities
- Réseaux d’entreprise et commerce international : définir l’avenir
- Canada's Indian Act and its one-sided “accountability”
- Canada is winning hearts and minds in Latvia
- The flaws in a one-size-fits-all approach to tax policy
- When moving past the Indian Act means something worse
- Rethinking Crown copyright law
- Trump needs NAFTA talks to succeed
- The Indian Act and urban Canada
- Le pouvoir d’une identité partagée
Chronique
- Public scrutiny and Senate expenses
- Concrete action and results on human rights are needed
- The misplaced praise for Jagmeet Singh
- Why administrative changes won’t kill the Indian Act
- La protection de la jeunesse pour les enfants autochtones
- Canada and the “war without end” in Afghanistan
- The Indian Act and the subsidization of the south
- The Indian Act: Breaking Its Stubborn Grip
- Independent oversight needed on Senate expenses
- Canada’s space policy and the US’s gravitational pull
- The wisdom of research-policy partnerships
- Searching for a peaceful solution for North Korea
- The threat of right-wing extremism
- The end of carbon-based energy is looming
- Le modèle québécois peut-il survivre à une chute du PQ ?
- Some hard truths about Brexit
- What to make of the INAC split?
- The correlation between GDP and greenhouse gas emissions
- Jagmeet Singh and the viral video Canada needed
- Progressive trade and Canada’s “China shock”
- Liberal tax reform, fairness and doctors
- Tom Kent and Liberal social policy in the ‘60s
- Un Sénat qui produit de meilleurs résultats
- Consider the evidence on the benefits of vaping
- Look twice at the digital agricultural revolution
- Governments need to act on energy-efficient buildings shift
- The dismantling of INAC
- Progressive trade? Support women entrepreneurs
- Sustainability in Canada’s environmental assessment
- Provinces will bear burden of legalized marijuana
- A new multilateral world without the US
- How to debate immigration issues in Canada
- Reviewing copyright? Check the history
- La contribution du Québec à un accord Canada-Chine
- Softwood fight threatens Indigenous exporter
- Open(ing) government
- Many Canadians still skipping colon cancer test
- September 2017
- Acknowledging that Canada’s hate groups exist
- A critical moment for BC on freshwater policy
- NAFTA negotiation, renegotiation are different beasts
- Canada’s gender-based violence prevention strategy
- A progressive trade agenda with China?
- Don’t forget opioid users behind bars
- Securing the best NAFTA deal possible for Canada
- The opportunity of green trade
- The problem with productivity
- Fork in the road for Canada and Quebec pension plans
- Understanding the NAFTA rules of origin negotiations
- Canada can be a leader in medical cannabis trade
- NAFTA 2.0 and the workforce of the future
- National Indigenous groups and the premiers’ meeting
- Le revenu de base
Chronique
- Canadians’ opinions mixed on supply management
- Digital provisions turn farmers into hackers
- Un accord de libre-échange de l’Atlantique
- International trade and the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence region
- Economists are wrong on electric vehicle subsidies
- La gestion de l’offre devant la nouvelle réalité des marchés agricoles
- Seizing the opportunity at the NAFTA talks
- Team Canada should pull the NAFTA agenda toward a postcarbon world
- Overcoming Canada’s trade complacency
- TPP 2.0 a complex solution for challenging times
- Smart cities and lessons from India
- Four ways to keep our eyes on the prize in NAFTA talks
- L’AECG : un accord de nouvelle génération
- How Canada can keep the lights on at the WTO
- Immigration system benefits from ethical consultants
- Putting the “progressive” in a progressive trade agenda
- Understanding freedom of conscience
- The environment in Canadian trade agreements
- NAFTA and a made-in-Canada IP framework
- Border efficiency – the forgotten side of NAFTA
- Time to rethink sexual assault trials
- Rising inequality an urban phenomenon
- Privacy rights on the NAFTA agenda
- Canada has its own history of euthanasia
- August 2017
- NAFTA challenges ahead for Canada and Mexico
- The future is now for AVs
- Is acknowledging Indigenous territory enough?
- Preparing Canada for the changing global economy
- Carbon pollution and car buying decisions
- Supporting academic freedom globally
- Who has leverage in the NAFTA renegotiation?
- Le rôle des provinces dans la renégociation de l’ALENA
- Trade Policy for Uncertain Times
- Trade deals and inequality
- Plant-based diet should be central to national food policy
- Supreme Court’s IP ruling encourages innovation
- Targeting kids in unhealthy food marketing
- The constituent base of our Indigenous leaders
- US NAFTA position: more than a tweak, less than do-over
- Balancing privacy and security in the digital age
- La cyberagressivité de Donald Trump
- The G20 and the end of the American century
- Canadian mines and the clean energy transition
- Canada could benefit from Trump challenges
- How the world gets its facts straight
- Access to information law requires big reforms
- Society will gain when family caregivers are supported
- Reviewing copyright? Check the glossary.
- Investir dans des soins d’urgence adaptés aux enfants
- Handling the data on marijuana production
- Canada’s embrace of the permanent campaign
- A fixed link for Newfoundland and Labrador
- Canadian copyright policy is so 2012
- How legalizing pot could bring more arrests
- Pondering populism in Canada
- Nazi analogy has run its course in assisted dying debate
- Canada can fill the research gap
- The holes in the Access to Info system
- Academic freedom as a transnational right
- What gives a nation a great reputation?
- Copyright and innovation
- Canada 150 is getting a rough ride
- Why some essential medicines are unavailable in Canada
- Make entrepreneurship accessible to Indigenous women
- The elusive data behind copyright reform
- Site C and energy flexibility for the future
- Weeding out crooked immigration consultants
- Le suicide chez les hommes : ignoré par la santé publique
- Canada’s postcentennial generation
- Rethinking copyright for Indigenous creative works
- Le libre accès aux publications scientifiques
- July 2017
- The real impact of the pension reform plan
- Who owns Indigenous cultural and intellectual property?
- How Canada will punch above its weight
- What else beyond carbon pricing?
- A Copyright Board for Canada at 150
- The shelf life of defence White Papers
- A report card on the national security bill
- Governments have to start acting on poverty
- Traditional media still most trusted
- Droit d’auteur : protéger l’utilisation équitable
- Some progress toward low-carbon economy, much more needed
- Second election not the answer to BC’s political mess
- The UK’s murky political future
- Vers une réelle modernisation du droit d’auteur
- Empowering seniors through vision care
- Justin Trudeau and “reconciliatory federalism”
- Once more into the copyright breach
- The value gap in Canada’s cultural industries
- Maximiser le rendement de la R-D en santé
- Gender pay equity in Ontario
- How copyright impacts post-secondary education
- The next chapter in pension reform
- Libraries and the copyright (balancing) act
- Empowering women entrepreneurs globally
- La rémunération des créateurs : revoir la philosophie juridique
- How Ontario’s labour law changes will affect unions
- What’s next, after the 2012 copyright overhaul?
- Reviewing Canadian Copyright Policy
- Policy thinking beyond Canada’s 150th
- Rebates should be part of electric car strategy
- Indigenous people and the Constitution conversation
- Résignés, notre façon d’être fédéralistes
Chronique
- Reconciliation: Beyond incremental change
- Plotting the policy path for recreational cannabis
- Strategies for a new world of work
- Trump’s Paris withdrawal, Canada’s opportunity
- Why Trump’s climate change move is not a Kyoto redux
- Promoting national cohesion through multiculturalism
- Assisted dying and the lessons of history
- The urban/rural divide and a more inclusive Canada
- The West is dead. Long live the West
- Policy Options columnist wins Digital Publishing Award
- Canada’s opportunity as a convening power
- An ode to Manchester
- A great, and terrible, day for climate action
- Putting the “public” in public servant
- De Québec solidaire aux gouvernements de coalition
- A more inclusive, multilateral approach to trade
- Bringing innovation to pest management policy
- Andrew Scheer and Conservative policy
- A plan that promotes environmental sustainability
- A fresh, or re-heated, Conservative menu?
- Recognizing the worth of natural caregivers
- Why Canada needs a national food strategy
- June 2017
- A Bernier Conservative party: “Reasonable” and “Mad”?
- Que cache le refus de Québec solidaire ?
- The direct-to-consumer genetic testing fog Column by Timothy Caulfield
- In defence of policy
- Greater electoral access for the homeless
- Policy-making and the Conservative Party
- La réforme fiscale de Donald Trump
- Judicial education doesn’t breach independence, but Bill C-337 might
- Saskatchewan’s Brad Wall and the rehabilitation of the Charter
- Uncaging adolescent creativity
- Sustainable agriculture and innovation
- Canadian trade policy at a risky crossroads
- The pendulum swing on government service fees
- La transformation alimentaire : un maillon essentiel
- Returning our voices to us
- The three stages of innovation in agriculture
- Ontario Needs an NDP of the Right
- The case for a “mutual recognition” deal with the US
- Understanding the Indian Act
- The notwithstanding clause’s toxic legacy
- The global challenge of antimicrobial resistance
- Can biocleantech benefit both agriculture and the environment?
- Are leaks in the public interest?
- The awkward case of Canada’s British prince
- Fake food is everyone’s problem
- Climate change adaptation on the farm and ranch
- Tous dans la classe moyenne !
- Farm size and agricultural policy
- The trouble with prioritizing dads’ leave
- How we can start harmonizing US-Canada regulations
- Physicians, conscience, and assisted dying
- Beware the glitz of neo-industrial agriculture
- Is Canada’s agricultural regulatory system competitive?
- La démocratie pour les réalistes
Chronique
- Policy Options nominated for digital publishing award
- Breaking down the French election
- Turning the climate corner with nuclear energy
- Geopolitical policy challenges on a new Canadian path
- Canada as an agri-food superpower
- Wilbur Ross, butcher or Baker?
- Hold the applause on parental leave extension
- May 2017
- L’agroalimentaire : segmentation ou intégration ?
- Religious accommodation and school boards
- Changing expectations around Indigenous health
- Testing agriculture’s intergov love
- Soutenir la transition vers l’agriculture biologique
- Regulatory risk mismanagement and the abortion pill
- Why the benefits of diversity are not theoretical
- Canadian Agriculture at the Cutting Edge
- Taking Canada’s agricultural trade to the next level
- Don’t leave the skilled trades out of Canada’s innovation conversation
- In search of a true blue Conservative Party
- Ontario still needs an electricity policy plan
- Site C: It’s not too late to hit pause
- The "Mike Pence rule" and women political staff
- Theresa May’s shrewd election bid
- How the NDP's past can help the party today
- Government communications under Trudeau
- Populism and the NDP leadership contest
- The invisibility of people with developmental disabilities
- Happy 150th birthday Canada (not)!
- Act now on science funding, or miss Canada’s moment
- Tracking the transition to clean energy
- Online tax filing is an e-government success story
- Trump strikes Syria, nothing changes
- The ongoing saga of electoral reform in PEI
- The Saskatchewan budget and Wall’s fuzzy principles
- Know your history on pay equity
- Campaigning for No in Turkey’s referendum
- Quebec’s revised electoral map is a risk to democracy
- Preparing adult workers for the artificial intelligence revolution
- Canada’s NAFTA victory a win for judicial sovereignty
- Innovation is not just about inputs
- The NDP and the future of social democracy in Canada
- The workplace is no place for pot
- Désamorcer la bombe à retardement de la dépression postpartum
- When delay is not sober second thought
- The global implications of China’s terrorism problem
- Where will automation lead us?
- Fortress USA and policy implications for Canada
- Léger vs CROP : les deux côtés de la médaille
- False assumptions about sexual assault
- What is academic freedom?
- Canadian inspiration for US infrastructure plans
- April 2017
- Precarious work and the passage to adulthood
- Oil companies and the financial risk of climate change
- Andrew Potter and trust in the academic brand
- Applying for a job in Canada with an Asian name
- Mentorship programs for youth see results
- The fatal flaw in the nation-to-nation agenda
- An MP’s changing world of work
- Canada’s democratic machinery is (mostly) unbroken
- A modest start on the child care funding gap
- Preparing the workforce for technological change
- Eastern Canada’s power systems
- The budget’s baby steps on gender analysis
- La demande pour des innovations est laissée en plan
- Pricing carbon pollution will strengthen the economy
- Lessons from the past on a national housing strategy
- Shared progress through smarter workplaces
- Les jeunes autochtones et l’emploi
- Budget 2017: Right road, low fuel Column by Jennifer Ditchburn
- Quick wins for Canada’s chief science advisor
- De quels médicaments avons-nous besoin au Canada ?
- Budget 2017 analysis live from the lockup
- Linking the classroom and the workplace
- Le Printemps érable : réflexions d’un « carré rouge »
- The nonprofit sector as a champion for decent work
- Les citoyens comme partenaires
- Montréal Horizon 2042
- Supporting entrepreneurship as a career
- Ensuring decent work for young Canadians
- How to speedread the federal budget
- Searching for solutions after Jordan ruling
- Why tuberculosis is a public health concern
- Canada’s engineering shortfall
- Building flexibility into parental leave
- Flexible work in a Trump world
- Canada's suburbs are no place to grow old
- Le marais
Chronique
- The courts, the administrative state, and Trinity Western
- Making the shift to clean electricity
- Equipping our kids for the new labour market
- How language stigmatizes patients with addiction
- The policy disconnect on the labour market
- Building age-friendly suburbs
- The Order of Canada and diversity
- Le rôle stratégique de l’économie sociale
- Putting the care back into foster care
- Beware of larger electoral districts
- Young Canadians and the digital job search
- A Brief History of the Ismailis in Canada
- The next 25 years of the Charter
- Les disparités de traitement dans les conventions collectives
- Promoting democracy at home and abroad
- The real cost of raising children
- Two ways Canada can increase its international clout
- Constructing our future with low-carbon buildings
- The automation elephant in the room
- The Changing Nature of Work
- The CBC’s role in ‘the Internet Age’
- How BC politicized electricity rates
- La saga des frais médicaux accessoires au Québec
- Diversity in GiC appointments
- Religious neutrality and reconciliation
- Promoting a breastfeeding culture in Canada
- The end of the think tank century?
- Protecting the rights of older persons
- Investir dans des projets collectifs pour réduire le suicide masculin
- Christian Science and metaphysical healing
- Countering violent extremism in Canada
- Coal phase-out improved Ontario’s air quality
- Steps along Reconciliation Road
- Walking away from animal cruelty
- John McCallum’s imprint at Immigration
- Driving momentum for sustainable transportation
- March 2017
- Marketing migration
- Generational pressure for health-care choice
- The 800-pound news media gorilla
- Quel avenir pour les langues officielles et la diversité linguistique ?
- Youth as international development leaders
- Canada’s innovation hurdles
- Improving Canada's sanctions legislation
- Defending the Court Challenges Program
- Dog whistles and decriminalization of drugs
- Tracking the faulty logic of sexual assault trials
- Les solutions sont à portée de main
- A new economy and a fair transition for workers
- An offshore deal for Indigenous people?
- Populism threatens socialists, not civilization
- Reversing the GST cut
- Post-secondary education and reconciliation
- More sanctions is the wrong tool for human rights protection
- Taxing pseudo-scientific treatments
- Refuelling Alberta coal plants with biomass
- Améliorer la sécurité des médicaments prescrits aux aînés
- An antiracism initiative to avoid
- Diversity in the Senate
- Recovering the Species at Risk Act
- Breaking through to the boardroom
- NAFTA’s surging popularity in Canada
- A test for Trudeau’s climate credibility
- Broken trust on electoral reform
- BC election law on third-party advertising still confused
- À mes jeunes collègues de la presse parlementaire
- What Canadians think of the news media
- Could Trump derail Canada’s climate and energy plan?
- Jewel Britannia: the value of trade with the UK
- The public broadcaster’s role in the fake news era
- L’âgisme face à la fragilité
- Opening up Canadian innovation data
- Student journalism can help save our news media ecosystem
- Canada as a global leader in journalism
- How an NGO coalition helped score the Muskoka Initiative
- International education opens doors to the world
- Lemonade stands and how to foster innovation
- De-institutionalization, fake news and the crisis of journalism
- Quebec’s ethnic nationalism in perspective
- In reluctant defence of Kellie Leitch
- Ten ways to build a new Canadian media ecosystem
- Tom Brady and vagina eggs Column by Timothy Caulfield
- Privileging diversity in Canadian newsrooms
- The impact of Trudeau’s cash-for-access fundraising
- Canada’s carbon leak problem
- The contract between physicians and society
- L’avenir, une guerre de clics ?
- Unfetter tax code to support quality journalism
- The legacy of the HIV/AIDS fight in Canada
- It is time for immigration 3.0
- Indigenous representation in the media
- Glimmers of hope on the darkest days
- February 2017
- Quand le 5e pouvoir surveille les médias et leurs journalistes
- What will Trump mean for gender equality?
- Investing in journalism education
- Les années sombres
Chronique
- Shoring up the civic function of journalism in Canada
- Is it time to pin Trudeau down?
- Un financement gouvernemental de la presse d’information ?
- Indigenous seats in Parliament
- After the local newspaper closes shop
- Tax carbon, not meat, to tackle agricultural emissions
- Le journalisme à l’ère postfactuelle
- Canada’s Food Guide update needs to address sustainability
- National security lessons from Canadian history
- Canada’s local news “poverty”
- The Future of Canadian Journalism
- Améliorer le système de santé en misant sur la formation
- Young leaders at Davos
- Journalism and truth in the Trump era
- The Trump era starts now
- Kellie Leitch and Indigenous rights
- Which way forward for Canada’s international investment treaty policy?
- Shifting the innovation conversation to prosperity
- Investir dans la recherche en santé publique
- Emissions targets in the EU and Canada
- Rage or reconciliation?
- Public Policy toward 2067
- Reports of political science’s death have been greatly exaggerated
- Why we need political economy
- Stronger position needed on former soldiers joining Kurdish fighters
- Fighting populism by understanding perceptions
- In 2017, let’s take back science! Column by Timothy Caulfield
- Obamacare on the block
- Trinity Western University and the erosion of religious freedom
- Trumpism and the economic failure of neoliberalism
- La disparité des soins néonatals : le cas du Nunavik
- Electoral reform is a solution to the wrong problem
- Making electric vehicles happen in Canada
- Policy thinking for the next 50 years
- Digital transformation of the Canadian economy
- Mood of Canada survey: Canadians positive about reputation abroad
- Seasonal hunger, deprivation are under the radar
- Walking a political tightrope on immigration
- How do the feds track diversity of appointments?
- Global nightmare, false alarm, or new geopolitical order?
- Un échec fort prévisible
- January 2017
- Becoming a leader in inclusive trade and development
- Canadian stats and two-step immigration
- Federalism and climate change
- Forget about “one-size-fits-all” counter-radicalization policies
- Local governments are leaders in the climate fight
- The gap between ambition and action on climate
- Could private investment build better social programs?
- The promise and perils of collaborative federalism
- An historic but inadequate climate change framework
- Put art-driven data in the Canadian content picture
- Inadequate consultation on the Muskrat Falls project
- Demanding accountability for a judge’s failure
- How surveillance harms
- Une unanimité de façade
Chronique
- Government appointments and diversity
- Trudeau’s contradictions on environment, Indigenous rights
- Canadians’ security and privacy don’t need to be at odds
- De la COP22 à la mobilisation des forces vives
- The next step forward on electoral reform
- Why proportional representation is doomed
- The cross-party case for the Working Income Tax Benefit
- Une nouvelle réalité francophone
- Local media and the democracy deficit
- A gutsy decision on pipelines
- Canada’s clean growth century
- The “noble failure” approach to electoral reform
- The report is in, let’s have the electoral reform referendum
- Le dilemme du carbone au Canada et en Alberta
- In First Nations, freedom of the press is unclear
- Blowing the climate change budget with pipelines
- Trump, Brexit, and political science’s failures
- A students’ proposal for electoral reform
- Reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples
- December 2016
- Muskrat Falls: “This is not green energy!”
- COP22 : la complexité du système multilatéral onusien
- Trump’s win doesn’t have to be catastrophic for the climate
- Gender discrimination and the Indian Act
- Mexico’s oil market challenges and Canada
- Should Canada resettle refugees from Greece?
- Viewing the CBC as a public good
- Political financing rules and our Charter rights
- Tall tales of the Senate and a withering Westminster
- Smoke’s negative effects should guide marijuana and tobacco policy
- The real cost of climate change in Canada
- Could a populist wave also sweep Canada?
- L’heure du néonationalisme Chronique
- Water, sanitation essential to international assistance
- Health care system needs a new research model
- North American relations under President Trump
- Deeply flawed process around Algonquin land claim agreement
- Logic should not be optional in sexual assault trials
- Six strategies from Trump’s PR playbook
- Plan B for Canadian trade policy
- The war against smoking is still not won
- Donald Trump : la révolution des 100 jours ?
- A good year for Canadian women
- Canada must accelerate decarbonization of the economy
- What we don’t know about Trump’s plans
- America’s bullet-proof glass ceiling
- The constitutionality of electoral reform
- Breaking the shackles of the Indian Act
- What prolonged American angst will mean for Canada
- Immigration : la prudence est de mise
- Animal rights Bill threatened Canadians' way of life
- The Saskatchewan Climate Change White Paper
- How policy can support intergenerational equity
- The blanks in the Fall Economic Statement
- Removing the barriers to women traders
- Why the US election matters for Indigenous peoples
- How does increasing immigration affect the economy?
- Do people vote with their hearts or their minds?
- Preparing for the transition in Washington, DC
- Trump ébranle des piliers de la politique étrangère du Canada
- Educational monopoly doesn’t serve students or society
- A strategic path forward for Canada-US climate action
- November 2016
- Quelques clés des succès électoraux de Trump
- Understanding the factors that lead to terrorism
- Don’t knock Canada’s federal political fundraising system
- Confessions of a dual citizen surviving the US campaign
- Justin Trudeau’s promises, one year later
- The US Presidential Election
- Déroute républicaine à l’heure de Trump
- A million Canadian kids missing out on free education money
- How can Atlantic Canada benefit from CETA?
- Assessing our emerging pan-Canadian climate policy
- Timothy Caulfield: Vaccines work and “natural” alternatives are bunk!
- Why Canadians shouldn't fear carbon pricing
- Le salaire minimum : la voie du compromis
- Can you hear me now? Young people and the 2015 federal election
- Les jeunes et l’action politique
- How do Canadians rate the state of our democracy?
- Economic performance and policy during the Harper years
- Why more academics should engage with the media
- When wild salmon win — toward a renewed Fisheries Act?
- Unlocking the potential of campus clubs
- Trudeau’s carbon price clever politics, not credible climate policy
- Youth and urban citizenship in Canada
- Encouraging Canadian SME exports to emerging markets
- Canada still an animal welfare laggard
- Millennials aren’t really taking vacation. What gives?
- Hurricane Matthew and the problem of communicating fear
- The impact of citizenship fees on naturalization
- Penny wise and pound foolish on climate policy?
- In the MMIW inquiry, don’t forget about girls
- Canada’s outdated foreign service recruitment system
- Welcome to campus. Now go abroad.
- The land where we first loved
- A year in, do we have a feminist prime minister?
- How one province met Canada’s 2030 emissions reduction target
- The long history of discrimination against First Nations children
- Protecting Canadians' privacy
- Bringing privacy protection into the 21st century
- Parliament Hill’s youth paradox
- La voix d’une relève d’affaires engagée
- China’s clean energy ambition creates Canadian opportunities
- Ensuring young people are heard on electoral reform
- Oser prendre sa place, oser changer la politique
- Will changes to the Citizenship Act affect the naturalization rate?
- October 2016
- Bypassing the trade-rule maze through the TPP
- Why Canada needs a national youth policy
- Feeding the ambitions of Canada’s youth
- Public Policy and Young Canadians
- Public policy and young Canadians
- Feds must fix BC’s mistakes on Pacific NorthWest LNG
- Mobilizing Canadian leadership on global sustainable development
- Urbanizing international assistance
- Too many women worldwide still die during pregnancy, childbirth
- Why mixed member proportional representation deserves to be at the top
- Why fighting infectious diseases abroad matters at home
- When "following the rules" is not enough
- Pour l'efficacité de l’aide : prioriser les femmes rurales
- What feminist international assistance could look like
- Bringing democracy promotion back into Canada’s assistance policies
- Democracy promotion
- Moving from “assistance” to cooperation and partnership
- International Assistance
- Parliament returns, policy work ramps up
- Who Canadians actually elect
- Why do MPs vote together?
- Options to achieve a “silver lining” for our aging population
- Les revenus incertains des personnes handicapées
- Redesigning work: A blueprint for achieving shared prosperity
- Canadian trade policy in a G-Zero world
- Réformer l’aide sociale : l’approche contre-productive
- Integration and multiculturalism: Finding a new metaphor
- How to help international students stay in Canada
- Ontario social assistance doesn’t meet basic human needs
- The “Charter Party’s” new dance with the judiciary
- Our constantly evolving Canadian values
- Canada at 150: How strong are the ties that bind our federation?
- Towards a new Canada-China relationship
- Thinking Like A Canadian Economist The gender wage gap
- Brexit and China: An opportunity for Canada?
- Clinton versus Trump in rhetorical battle: Words do count
- Facilitating access to equity capital for small and medium-sized enterprises
- A climate leader abdicates: British Columbia’s sad fall from grace
- Les relations commerciales du Canada avec la Chine dans le contexte de la « nouvelle normalité » économique
- Put human rights at the core of the Canada-China relationship
- September 2016
- A stronger relationship with China begins with universities
- China and the market economy question
- Chine-Canada : à quand un traité d’extradition ?
- Canada-China educational exchanges: An overlooked legacy
- Les trois cercles du nationalisme chinois sous Xi Jinping
- Sunshine, not sunny ways, is the best disinfectant
- China and the government’s recruitment challenge
- Le Canada, la Chine et les droits de la personne
- Radicalization and violence in Canada: The Aaron Driver case
- Living with a rising China
- Canada-China Relations
- A flawed process for federal electoral reform
- An unsung success: The First Nations Land Management Act
- Why regional representation on the Supreme Court does (and doesn’t) matter
- Vacation shaming our politicians
- Backrooms and Beyond: Partisan Advisers and the Politics of Policy Work in Canada Book review
- Oil: Venezuela’s poison and its antidote
- Re-engaging Canada in United Nations peace operations
- The Supreme Court’s long road to transparency and inclusiveness
- Indigenous communities and local governments are powerful partners
- Des services de santé en ligne : où sont les avancées ?
- Olympic debunk!
- Families, advocates left to fill gaping holes in MMIW inquiry
- Rerouting the life paths that lead to Inuit suicide
- The growing importance of services in Canadian trade
- Steering toward a North American electric auto pact
- Canada’s strategic plan and how we can become a major global player
- Linking academic research with the public and policy-makers
- When more isn’t better: Regulation of third parties in Ontario elections
- August 2016
- Is Russia really “mobilizing for war”?
- National policy-making must respect federalism
- Revisiting the “Sixties Scoop” of Indigenous children
- Electoral reform and the pros and cons of compulsory voting
- Time for the hard work on meaningful climate policy
- Enhancing Canada’s ocean planning strategy
- The end of medical marijuana
- Canadians stumped by Trump’s nomination
- Donald Trump, disruption and the Conservative leadership campaign
- Reimagining Attawapiskat: More than a community in crisis
- Beyond baby steps: Planning for a national child care system
- Abortion pill: One step forward, two steps back
- Reforming the Canada Pension Plan: Leaving the middle class behind
- Brexit and Canadian inequality
- Canada’s current environmental assessment law: a tear-down not a reno
- Is pharmaceutical transparency in Canada all just talk?
- Health Canada: A clash between “science” and “evidence”
- Time to embrace the low-carbon “bioeconomy”
- 1968 et après
- A critique of the Trudeau government’s immigration policies
- The sponsors built it, but the refugees didn’t come
- Electoral Reform
- It’s our electoral system, not Parliament’s
- Why Trudeau needs to embrace expenditure reviews
- La réforme électorale : de la futilité des calculs partisans
- Une réforme électorale dans l’intérêt des citoyens
- How does changing the voting system impact voter preferences?
- July 2016
- Reflection on the June 20 Canada Pension Plan agreement
- Is a constitutional amendment required for electoral reform?
- Something in the soil? Electoral reform in Prince Edward Island
- Are Canadians as primed for electoral reform as the Kiwis were?
- La réforme électorale : une lueur d'espoir pour les femmes ?
- The solution to the migration crisis must be political
- The Challenge of Income Inequality
- Stick with the electoral system we have
- Electoral reform and the illusion of majority rule
- The Brexit debate through the eyes of an adopted Canadian
- Inégalités : et maintenant, on fait quoi ?
- Inégalités de revenu et santé : dans la tête ou dans les poches ?
- Pauvreté et redistribution : repenser la Sécurité de la vieillesse
- Les limites d’un gouvernement à faibles revenus
- La rémunération des dirigeants d’entreprise : une importante cause d’inégalités ?
- La rémunération des salariés au Canada depuis 1945 : de la progression au recul
- Les inégalités de revenu : l’expérience canadienne
- Are the Liberals backing away from their transparency commitments?
- Why electoral reform is always a political headache
- North American Relations
- How North America could be a force for global good
- The Carter decision: Start of a dialogue, or final word?
- L'énergie et l'environnement au sommet des « trois amigos »
- The Three Amigos are drifting apart
- Planning for the future of cannabis in Canada
- Revitalizing Indigenous languages is key to reconciliation
- June 2016
- Effective climate change regulation: Let’s transform Canadian cars
- Focus on the land, education and good governance
- La légalisation du cannabis : des questions complexes
- A welcome boost to science advice at Fisheries and Oceans
- Chacun sa part
- Refugee Integration
- Implementing assisted-dying legislation in a social policy vacuum
- Canada was having the wrong debate about refugees
- Affordable housing for refugees is a major challenge
- L’intégration des réfugiés : francisation et accès à l’emploi
- Les réfugiés et l’accueil scolaire
- How one Canadian community is helping to settle Syrian refugees
- Resettling Syrian refugees: The Canadian advantage
- Lessons learned from the Indochinese and Syrian refugee movements
- Le parrainage privé des réfugiés : un programme clé pour l’intégration
- From newcomer to Canadian: Making refugee integration work
- The two solitudes of Canada’s Syrian refugees
- The innovation challenge: Modernizing the public service
- Preparing for a future with artificial intelligence
- The Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation 2015 Conference
- The challenge of massive change: Indy Johar
- Our responsibilities to Indigenous peoples and places in Canadian research and policy
- The shifting landscape of democratic participation
- Fail, Adapt, Innovate: Institutions for a Changing Society
- Social innovation depends on relationship innovation
- Concrete action is needed on Ebola
- Don’t drone on about rules – they’re already in place
- Party finance in Ontario: What kind of change?
- Hiking the GST: What does the public think?
- Beyond crisis reporting: Rebalancing the relationship with Indigenous peoples
- May 2016
- After Duffy, much work remains to restore trust in Senate
- The A-Team of wonks in the Trudeau government
- Will "deliverology" work for the federal government?
- Policy-Making in the Trudeau Government
- Donald Savoie talks Accountability Act on Power & Politics
- How policy is being made under the new Liberal government
- Mike Duffy, ethics and accountability
- The Federal Accountability Act: Ten Years Later
- La défaite du NPD ou l’échec du courtage électoral ?
- The Court Challenges Program rises once again
- The Federal Accountability Act and the Access to& Information Act–long on promises, short on results
- Command but no control: A decade under the Federal Accountability Act
- Bouquets and brickbats for the proposed assisted dying legislation
- Bringing lobbying out of the shadows of the Accountability Act
- The Accountability Act breeds its own problems
- #NPD2016 ou le retour à la case départ
- Les angles morts du budget fédéral
- Canada’s economic immigration policy falls short in the competition for talent
- How Canada turned a blind eye to the suicide crises in First Nations
- The Ghomeshi verdict: This is no time for complacency
- An observatory for Canadian social data? A second opinion
- Sustainability of Canadian fisheries requires bold political leadership
- Are Canada’s military export control policies being decided in Washington?
- Time to rethink the Supreme Court appointments process
- Justin Trudeau’s Court: The force awakens?
- Tax amnesties — a lifeline for the wealthy
- Open government: The political motivations and hurdles
- April 2016
- Talking about obesity: An increasingly delicate task
- Building the information infrastructure for evidence-based social policy-making
- What’s needed to deliver on the federal government’s “open by default” promise?
- Is Jane Q. public part of Canada’s environmental strategy?
- In the meantime — responsible development of the Alberta oil sands
- The misleading promise of “balance” in Canada’s climate change policy
- Alberta’s carrot and stick approach to GHG emissions reduction
- What do the temperature targets mean for Canada?
- After Paris: Next Steps on Climate Change
- Aider efficacement
- A budget of Sharpie markers and erasers
- Is Canada squandering its diplomatic capital with Cuba?
- What we should ignore in Budget 2016
- US presidential primaries: Who’s speaking in favour of trade?
- How do we put the public in the debate moderator’s chair?
- The Future of Leaders’ Debates
- Débats télévisés des chefs durant les campagnes électorales au Canada: une formule à réviser
- In organizing leaders’ debates, put the public interest first
- Kick-starting the debate on improving leaders’ debates
- Time to end the big-party control of leaders’ debates
- March 2016
- Utilisation de données probantes et politiques publiques : quelques orientations à considérer
- Science, Technology and Public Policy
- Government scientists and the management of science in government
- Show me the money: Getting public science advice right is only half the battle
- Un nouveau départ pour le Canada
- En finir avec les discours creux sur la pauvreté
- Premières Nations : comment mettre fin au régime de citoyenneté à deux vitesses ?
- The world is flat! Bring on reiki, homeopathy and all that other bunk!
- Want an effective climate policy? Heed the evidence
- February 2016
- Three ways to improve defence procurement
- Les F-35 à l’heure des élections
- Fixing the defence procurement fundamentals
- Credentials are not enough
- The planning conundrum
- Making informed, evidence-based defence purchases
- L'approvisionnement en armement du Canada : une vision parcellaire et des objectifs imprécis
- Why defence procurement so often goes wrong
- Measuring action on climate change
- Forecast defence requirements first
- The unsustainable status quo
- A cautionary tale
- Three steps toward better defence procurement
- The defence procurement market is unlike any other
- Equipping the Military
- The reinstatement of progressive Canada
- Les voies ensoleillées
- January 2016
- L’Accord de Paris : trois questions passées sous silence
- L’avenir des minorités francophones : la décision Caron c. Alberta
- Assessing public support for cap-and-trade systems
- Sailing into the future
- Fighting climate change with trees
- Genetic discrimination
- Le Québec recule
- Le marché du carbone ou le marché des incertitudes
- December 2015
- Reforming the electoral system
- To Paris and back
- Les minorités visibles et la fédération canadienne
- Erasing the infrastructure deficit
- After Beverley McLachlin
- Nothing but worthless (oil) sand
- The Paris climate summit
- November 2015
- Thirty years of failure
- Food choices,
the Prius, celebrities and my shaved legs
- Le second clivage
- The inconvenient truth about pension reform
- Judges as politicians
- Third-party federal election spending: More money, more problems
- L’annonce du surplus budgétaire : une fausse surprise
- Political factors in judicial appointments
- A new focus on lower courts
- Seeing through judicial appointments
- October 2015
- Judicial diversity and the Harper government
- Appointment ironies
- Irresponsible and disrespectful
- Le paradoxe de la « conservatisation » du pouvoir judiciaire
- Les juges de Stephen Harper : des conservateurs « fiables » ?
- Packing the Supreme Court
- Stephen Harper and the Judiciary
- In defence of judicial ideology
- Thinking Like A Canadian Economist
Episode 11: Job gains and losses
- Judicial diversity
- There will be no Harper revolution
- Pushing it
- The persistence of patronage, the rise of ideology and the decline of legal elites
- Much ado about little
- An old story in new circumstances
- The Harper moderation
- Unaccountable
- Unaccountable
- Unaccountable
- Unaccountable
- British Columbia’s flawed HPV vaccination policy
- Thinking Like A Canadian Economist
Episode 10: OAS & GIS
- Thinking Like A Canadian Economist
Episode 9: CPP/QPP
- Thinking Like A Canadian EconomistEpisode 8: Infrastructure Spending
- Thinking Like A Canadian Economist
Episode 7: Health Care Finance
- The Future of the Senate
- Stephen Harper’s Gitmo
- Senate reform: The First 125 Years
- The Future of the Senate: The Conservatives’ View
- The future of the Senate: The NDP View
- The Senate: Should It Stay or Should It Go?
- The Future of the Senate: The Green View
- The Road to Senate Reform
- Senate Reform: The Good, the Bad and the Unconstitutional
- Achievable Senate Reform
- The Future of the Senate: The Liberal View
- Thinking Like A Canadian Economist
Episode 6: The Value of Education
- Thinking Like A Canadian Economist
Episode 5: Child Benefits
- September 2015
- Thinking Like A Canadian Economist
Episode 4: Boutique Tax Credits
- Thinking Like A Canadian Economist
Episode 3: Federal Income Tax
- Thinking Like A Canadian Economist
Episode 2: Internal Trade Barriers
- Thinking Like A Canadian Economist
Episode 1: Introduction
- All Quiet on the Health Care Front
- The discipline of power
- Immigration after the Conservative transformation
- On trilateral policy-making
- What future for Canada’s immigration policy?
- Une occasion de renouveler notre démocratie parlementaire
- A distorted image of Liberals and the public service
- A gender lens on the 2015 post-election policy landscape
- What will become of the “pan-Canadian consensus”?
- The future of cannabis policy
- Logique de rupture ou de continuité ?
- The challenge of climate change
- Farewell to Open Federalism
- Mirage démocratique ?
- The patterns of policy change
- 2016: The Same Old Ottawa
- Changing to stay the same
- Getting back in the growth game
- Élections 2015
- The first and last “Queen of Canada”?
- La Couronne et la souveraineté
- Clearing the air
- A conversation on the new world of work
- Want to shape policy? Learn how to tell a story
- Preparing Canada's public service to meet the challenge
- Taking Canadian technology to the Chinese market
- Learning from the Kelowna Accord
- Bringing evidence back to Parliament
- Taking off the gloves
- Short Cuts
- Framing the new inequality
- Portraits de Fort McMurray
- Executive privilege and the Canadian Air Force
- We should cast the social safety net early
- Knowing whom to trust
- Fossil fuel fallout
- The irrational power of “common sense”
- An end to Canadian complacency
- Une deuxième révolution pour le Québec
- Mitigating the losses from policy shifts
- Regulation that asks the right questions
- Q&A with Cass Sunstein
- Effective patient care in a digitized world
- Innovating a Canadian innovation ecosystem
- Class action injustice
- Faith in the public square?
- Getting cap-and-trade right in Ontario
- Au plus stupide
- Let's take sleep seriously
- The end ― and the beginning
- Is It the Best of Times or the Worst?
- A conversation on the new world of work
- What can a little birdie tell us about the Parliamentary Press Gallery?
- Aboriginal title one year after Tsilhqot'in
- Universities need to pay more taxes
- The elephant in the room
- Speak loudly and carry a small stick
- Getting communications policy out of the telephone booth
- Le recensement relève du bien commun
- Doing good and doing well
- American lessons for bill C-51
- Life and death after Carter
- The Harper revolution in criminal justice policy... and what comes next
- Zero emissions? Zero action
- To make the most of the oil sands, get to work on climate change
- A tale of two trends
- Revoir le modèle, sans l'annoncer
- Be mindful, but not mindless
- Simple Minds
- A North American approach to energy
- John Baird says goodbye to the Commons
- Exploiting our stem cell technology advantage
- Business must help fix free trade
- Du temps acheté
- Why the increase in inequality matters
- Sharing the wealth
- We need to have an adult conversation about security
- Vers un nouveau pouvoir autochtone?
- Healing can come only from reconciliation
- Vers une politique officielle de l'interculturalisme ?
- Learning from immigration in Europe
- Making sense of the EI/social assistance mess
- Les défis démographiques du Canada atlantique
- When it comes to seniors, it's not all about health care
- Defining an appropriate federal role in education
- It's time to rethink Ottawa's role in health care
- The "enabling society" can improve social policy
- Homeopathy and the ethics of researching magic
- Campaigns and policy
- Building a Brighter Future
- The Maple Leaf model
- Pawns in a cold war
- Endless war
- How to think about think tanks
- What can a little birdie tell us about think tank ideology?
- Invest earlier in children's mental health
- Voluntary values
- Building success stories
- From law grad to better citizen
- Beware the collaboration trap
- A new approach
- A new era
- Ideas for a better Canada
- Canada can do better
- Quelle universalité ?
- No single story
- Why we won't all be speaking Mandarin
- Forty shades of green
- Sustainable shalom
- The ethical imperative of limits
- The moral call to action
- Cracks in the secular
- Turning tide?
- Athletes and unproven stem cell therapies
- Small modular reactors
- In climate policy, can public ignorance be bliss?
- Keeping faith
- Environmental Faith
- Policyflix
- Better together
- An open letter to the Canadian judiciary
- Social media and the spiral of silence
- How good are strategic intelligence forecasts?
- It's what's in the sausage
- The future of the humanities PhD
- Paying their way
- The myth of Iranian hegemony
- American exceptionalism, revisited
- Tous bénéficient, tous contribuent
- Gold rush
- The urban solution
- L'identité métisse au Québec : le fil du fléché retrouvé
- Animated by the arts
- Les gratte-ciels : une relation amour-haine...
- The interactive documentary: A transformative art form
- Organic ideologies
- Take no prisoners
- The new authoritarianism
- Getting answers on integrative medicine
- Crime and populism
- More than voting
- Give precarious workers a chance
- The jobs debate we need
- Tous des rentiers
- Beautiful data
- Whom do we mourn?
- NIMBYs are not the problem
- Rocket science
- The fracking solution
- Not a superpower
- Start it up
- Step outside – how many electric cars do you see?
- The future of energy – A collection
- Fitness fantasies
- Beautiful Data
- The future of energy
- What we can learn from youth
- An alternative to Kyoto redux
- More than faith alone
- Custodians of Creation
- Who does banking serve?
- Jobs and regions — not all about the West
- Drowning World
- It's not all in the genes
- Countering the siren song of denial
- The myth of the outsider
- The humanist's dilemma
- The India opportunity
- Les inégalités croissantes
- The harm of surveillance
- Toward a new industrial state
- Marx redux
- Restoring sanity to our political culture
- Plato on cable news
- Une croissance durable et égalitaire
- Old politics, new politics
- Old Politics, New Politics
- A cross-border exchange on health care
- Unhealthy austerity
- The boom in house savings
- Courage on carbon
- Walk the talk on energy
- Spilling secrets
- Exponential intelligence
- Asking the right questions, solving the right problems
- Doomed to rely on the mask?
- From the lab to the real world
- When five out of four people have trouble with fractions
- The network solution
- Playing for time
- An appeal for smarter decisions
- Making Decisions
- L'identité québécoise et l'appui à la souveraineté
- L'échec d'une stratégie
- Talking 'bout generations
- Integrating nonsense?
- A warning track for hockey
- Woe the press
- The Future Public Square
- The last of polio
- The myth of wasted foreign aid
- Independence and currency unions
- “Unspeakable atrocities”
- La Charte de la laïcité
- Principle or hypocrisy?
- Go slow on de-growth
- The de-growth revival
- La soutenabilité budgétaire : un défi de taille pour le Québec
- L'option de la décroissance
- Pour une meilleure efficacité économique
- Slow growth
- The war against the car
- The new realities of maternity leave
- Charity vs. advocacy
- I see what you're thinking
- L'assurance-surplus
- Should environmental rights be in the constitution?
- The truth about Afghanistan
- Known unknowns
- Take me to the front
- Easy test. Tough answers.
- Creative thinking on sovereignty
- Un-natural children
- Opening eyes
- Opening Eyes
- On extremism
- On complexity
- Keep the currency
- On revolution
- Preaching austerity from a golden throne
- The legitimacy of the elites
- Fighting back
- The ideological war on public transit
- Freedom of conscience and the Charter of Quebec Values
- Licence to act
- Shinzo Abe's challenge to China
- The real challenge of aging and dementia
- The skills we need
- Computers versus humans
- Get ready for the next economy
- The privacy trap
- The case for geoengineering climate
- Blind Faith
- Can technology save the world?
- To a healthy and gimmick-free 2014!
- Bolsa Familia
- Charge it: How to juice electric cars
- Technology to the rescue
- Can technology save the world?
- Libya, Syria and R2P
- To divest or not
- A new civic model
- Debating euthanasia
- Trans-Pacific trade is a win-win-win
- We're in good shape
- Join the fray
- Get better data
- No crisis
- Quality, not quantity
- Schooled by Afghanistan (book review)
- That's not marketing (book review)
- Breaking the Ottawa consensus (book review)
- Never too
smart to fail
(book review)
- In the national interest?
- Deleting revenge porn
- Freedom of conscience and the Charter of Quebec Values
- L'axe identitaire
- Planning with art
- Smart cities in a virtual world
- Personal city: Journeys through Hamilton
- Urban planners vs. democracy
- Rich core, poor burbs
- Manifesto for a city-state
- Free the Cities!
- Time to encourage organ donation
- Cutting greenhouse gases on the farm
- The wisdom of crowds
- Vive Montréal libre
- Chemical combat
- Being good to be happy
- The UN made them sick
- In wake of conflict, education denied
- Don't forget who you're talking to
- The city that never suffers
- Time for a Canadian metropolitan revolution
- It's the incentives, stupid
- The myth of conservative Canada
- The nuclear fix
- Feed the bears?
- Obama's Climate Action Plan: Accept a hotter planet
- Nature answers man
- Toward a new conservation
- Mapping the Anthropocene: Visualizing how humans are embedded in nature
- The Age of Man
- The paradoxes of pop science
- Rendements privés, risques publics
- Fix, don't axe, the Senate
- A stamp of approval for reducing wage inequality
- The decline of Canadian economics
- The Age of Man
- The Age of Man?
- Google "glasses" and privacy
- Ethical armies
- Defending the humanities
- Comfortable Canada: But for how long?
- Should we now consider predistribution?
- Keeping medicines affordable for all
- Don't forget about Japan
- It's a G2 world
- The men at the centre
- The Internet is officially dead
- The world's most successful genocide
- The disruptive power of ”free”
- Fixing the bureaucracy
- West meets East
- Redesigning society must await calamity
- The will to improve (just about everything!)
- Summer reading for wonks
- Reducing obesity by way of... sidewalks?
- PBO 2.0: Seize the opportunity
- Lean back
- Summer Reading for Wonks
- Using the power of science to beat poverty
- A place for drones
- Boston all the time
- How Australia sees Asian security
- Shouldn't all policy be science-based?
- Meanwhile, in the rest of Canada...
- Le rapport D'Amours : une réflexion stimulante et des propositions à examiner
- Le rapport D'Amours : une bonne approche et des débats à l'horizon
- Les défis de la rente longévité
- Innovating for a sustainable retirement system — a longevity pension for all workers
- Saving Pensions
- L'État-providence en transformation
- Deal with doctors
- Beyond Keystone: Canada's clean electricity
- Nudging our way forward one decision at a time
- Nudge for good
- The dangers of manipulation
- Listen to your heart
- Making Inroads
- Making policy through a behavioural lens
- Experiments in Human Nature
- Getting better all the time: Alberta changes (sometimes)
- A bipartisan approach to Aboriginal affairs
- Guiding Principles
- Nudge: Experiments in Human Nature
- Early warning of warming
- The case for diplomacy with Iran
- "The Future of Food"
- Nuclear power saves lives
- The Rise of the South: Human Progress in a Diverse World
- The destiny of demographic change
- Pour une assurance publique des soins de longue durée
- Ottawa dicte aux provinces des règles incohérentes
- Fixing the skills gap
- Ottawa's new activism
- Trouble ahead
- How Bill McKibben changed environmental politics and took on the oil patch
- Park the paranoia
- A path to responsible development
- Wanting in
- The Chinese Pole
- A normal great power? Russia and the Arctic
- Arctic Visions
- Buying local: Nice idea, lousy public policy
- Building a balanced, sustainable energy future
- How to encourage corporate social responsibility
- Whose Arctic?
- Arctic Visions
- Don't abandon the revolution
- What the world gets wrong about China and climate change
- Restoring justice for First Nations
- Bankers and ethics
- A call for courage on trade (and why it's time for the auto companies to give back)
- RIM was an anomaly
- When best intentions fail
- Stephen Harper : un néoconservatisme de l'Ouest
- Digital government
- Supreme confusion
- Energy superpower or second-rate supplier?
- How to rescue our duty to protect
- Saskatchewan vikings
- Riches et malades
- The end of the road for endless growth?
- Slow growth can lead to worse growth
- We are missing opportunities to grow
- Think twice about all that spending on transportation infrastructure
- Kick It Over Manifesto
- Slow growth is the "old normal" for most Canadians
- Government must regain a sense of caring for the next generation
- When the middle class meets slower growth
- Invest more and decrease income taxes
- Growth is essential to reducing poverty in developing countries
- Unlock the labour market to restore growth
- A potential blessing for the environment and better equality
- In praise of slow growth
- Innovate our way to better growth
- We need cheaper energy and greater equality
- Living with Slower Growth
- Our Canada includes First Nations
- Living with Slow Growth
- Living With Slower Growth
- A tribute to Gordon Robertson
- Le temps nécessaire pour vaincre le terrorisme
- Slipping off the US radar
- Our sovereignty is at risk
- Police inaction
- I discovered science
- Negotiation still the best hope
- Fix the big problems
- La France est responsable
- Bravo Hollande!
- Trust the data
- It's more than robo-calls
- What political parties know about you
- Speaking to moral clarity
- Data Point
- Feeding the 9 billion: The tragedy of waste
- Mind the gap
- National pride in more than war
- Harper's history
- Treat India as an equal
- Matching jobs and people
- A different approach to justice
- Safety is our paramount concern
- Who leads?
- Politique autochtone : il est temps de reconnaître le rôle des provinces
- Out of the box
- What colleges and universities can do
- Use the tools we have
- Pas de progrès sans bureaucratie
- Tackling Canada's design deficit
- Wynne's opportunity
- L'intervention française au Mali
- Breaking the paradigm
- Aboriginality
- The luxury of voting
- China's enduring fear of the peasant uprising
- A new global energy landscape
- Time for Maritime union
- Getting cities right
- An urgent call to reform equalization: A response to Dodge, Burn and Dion
- How to appraise performance
- How to get better research – and teaching – from universities
- A growing unease
- The latest trend from California: How to
sell a tax hike
- New American values
- Obama's opportunity
- A prelude to greater clarity?
- Ashley Smith (1988-2007): A predictable death
- What principle?
- Politics in Alberta finally got interesting in 2012
- Green light for science, caution on scientists
- Can science solve our biggest problems?
- Commercialization creep
- The scientist as activist
- Telling our stories
- Trust and likeability: The twin pillars of efffective science communication
- Talking Science
- Le pari de la diversité
- Let's give students better guidance
- Applying behavioural economics to challenging social problems
- Talking science
- Talking Science
- Les politiques de l'identité
- Charles, Prince of Wales, lobbyist
- Two oil producers, two energy paths
- Killing the rescuers
- Dangerous territory
- Liberal values are still appealing
- Remembering George McGovern
- The view from Silicon Valley: Winning big
- What Ottawa can do
- Quebec gets ahead of the game
- Cultivate entrepreneurs and venture capital will follow
- Venture capital's innovation shortfall
- Start me up: Will Canada ever get venture capital on track?
- Battling ghosts: Can a Trudeau win in Alberta?
- Getting pension reform back on track
- We can have it all: Why health care will still be affordable
- Les pirates informatiques : nouvelles technologies et crime désorganisé
- Protesting more, but alone
- The spectators
- Less democratic, not more
- We are not bowling alone
- The new political commons
- Clicktivism
- L'heure des petites nations
- Saving all the way home
- Keeping stem cell tourists grounded
- Clicktivism
- Come Together
- What I learned from Peter Lougheed
- Taking the poison out of politics
- Ne pas accepter le statu quo
- Disappearing facts
- Time to invest: How Canadian business can win from Asia's commodity boom
- What conservatives understand
- There is more to politics than getting along
- Answering the university challenge
- Necessary fables
- Defined by war
- A national energy strategy: Fantastic? Or fantasy?
- Nurturing democracy — Lessons from post-Soviet Russia
- The death of data
- Do our innate values offer a path to getting along?
- China, Iran and the Nexen deal
- Canada needs a diversified portfolio in Asia
- Summertime blues: The Arctic ice cap hits a record low
- Une victoire à construire
- La gouvernance souverainiste et l'expérience récente de l'Europe
- 4 septembre : La revanche des jeunes
- Et maintenant? Madame Marois face aux défis du Quebec
- A global campus
- Txting for safer births
- A matter of degrees
- Looking for better ideas
- A new beginning
- The Polar Ice Cap
- Le seuil de la richesse
- A dubious disbelief
- Canadians see Asia-Pacific holding most opportunity for Canada
- China's rise and the implications for Quebec
- Canada in a G-zero world
- Engaging parliamentary diplomacy with Asia
- Competing in the 21st-century skills race
- Strengthening education and research connectivity between Canada and Asia
- Prospects for Canadian agriculture in Asia
- Canada in the Pacific Century: Work in progress for a new era
- Coming to terms with Chinese state-owned enterprises
- Chinese FDI in Canada: Threat or opportunity?
- A pivot to Asia? Canada's "real" globalization
- Ambiguity and illusion in China's economic transformation
- Beyond trade: Making Canada matter in Asia
- Strengthening economic ties between Canada and Asia
- Beyond NAFTA: Securing our economic future
- Diversifying to Asia: Canada's energy opportunity
- China's future and Canada's choices: In the game, or on the sidelines?
- Canada in the Pacific Century? Beware the lottery winnings
- Editor's Note
- A conversation with John Manley
- Canada in the Pacific Century
- On ne change pas la société par décret
- Canada's economy to 2020: In the liminal space
- Publicly funded child care for increased female labour force participation
- Integrating care for seniors living at home
- Canada's future success closely linked to a successful immigration program
- Closing the gap in First Nations education
- Realizing Canada's promise in partnership with indigenous peoples
- How do Canada and Inuit get to win-win in the Arctic?
- Les relations intergouvernementales canadiennes : gage de succès ou d'échec?
- Westward ho the policy wagons: The impact of an ascendant west on the national policy agenda
- Federal-provincial fiscal arrangements: Thinking outside the box
- A top 10 global challenge for Canadian universities
- Innovation in Canada: Pitfalls and potential
- An energy superpower grows up? A critical decade for Canada
- Quelques défis pour le Canada de demain
- Playing catch-up: Canada in the tough world of global trade
- Canadians rate highly the issues close to their day-to-day lives
- A word from the IRPP President
- Guest Editor's Note
- Policy Challenges for 2020
- Democratizing the Constitution: Reforming Responsible Government (book review)
- Revoir le transfert fédéral en santé pour tenir compte du poids démographique des aînés
- Anatomy of the Orange Crush: Ten years in the making
- Le meilleur
- Building bridges to our energy future
- From the premier's office to the PMO — Where are the candidates?
- From old Canada, the New East: Adjusting to the changing federal environment
- The social policy revolution in Canada: Myth or reality?
- The federal-provincial scene: What comes next?
- On the shoulders of giants
- Premiers play a pivotal role in Canadians' lives
- Robert Bourassa: vision and resilience
- 1 800 McKenna
- Allan Blakeney: Deftly navigating thunderstorms
- The Man from Brampton: Decency and clarity
- Lougheed: Building a dynasty and a modern Alberta from the ground up
- Supercharged premiers: Why they made the top 5
- Ranking provincial premiers of the last 40 years: The numbers speak
- The Best Premier of the Last 40 Years: Lougheed in a landslide
- Lougheed gave Alberta its last good year
- Editor's Note
- A conversation with Peter Lougheed
- The Best Premier of the Last 40 Years
- Editor's Note
- Le vent tourne
- Pierre Juneau: A giant of Canadian broadcasting and cultural policy
- Le débat sur les droits de scolarité au Québec : les progressistes font-ils fausse route ?
- Nunavut, Greenland and the politics of resource revenues
- A basic annual income for the neuro-developmentally disabled in Canada
- What I saw at the NDP convention
- The road to power
- Canada does not require fiscal stimulus
- Backing into the "back-office" budget
- Bold action with an aging tool kit: Toward a true Canadian innovation strategy
- Economic Action Plan 2012 to find savings, transform how government serves Canadians
- The budget and the provinces: Toward a national blueprint
- Seniors and the2012 federal budget
- The making of a federal budget: Pressures on the finance minister
- Fiscal austerity and economic renewal
- Harper's magical message machine (a.k.a., Budget 2012)
- A conversation
with Jim Flaherty
- Budget 2012
- Editor's Note
- Payer plus pour l'ascenseur
- Inside the Afghan mission: Up close and personal
- Bringing Sir John A. and Canadian history to life: Richard Gwyn’s remarkable achievement
- Haiti: Aid alone will not fix a broken country
- Aid and keeping hope alive in Afghanistan
- Russia's long journey on the road to democracy
- Canada and the Arctic Council: Our turn to conduct the Arctic orchestra
- Canada and the Commonwealth: 54 states, 2.1 billion people
- Iran won't blink: Lessons from the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis
- Stephen Harper's foreign policy: Prudence on the climate front
- Acid rain: A case study in Canada-US relations
- Catching Asia fever: Better late than never
- Stephen Harper's management of the Canada-US relationship
- Getting smarter in a changing global economy
- Wanted: A Canadian Asia strategy
- Canada, back again as the world's conscience, as the world lacks one
- Canada's not-so-prominent place on the global stage
- A conversation with John Baird
- "The wealth of Western economies is no more inevitable than the poverty of emerging ones"
- Harper's Foreign Policy
- Faire plus avec moins
- The Republican rumble remains a race to replace Reagan
- Improving Canada's drug patent protection: Good for Canada, good for trade
- Technology and innovation centres: The key to improving collaboration?
- Tar sands: Dirty oil and the future of a country
- A better road
- Go big or go home
- Discipline of powerlessness: The Liberals learn to oppose
- From the "family pack" to equal opportunity
- The carnival mirror
- Old-Timers' Day: What Grits can learn from hall-of-famer Allan J. MacEachen
- Not left, not right, but forward
- Now is the time for all good people to come to the aid of the party
- First steps in a steep climb
- Liberals need a clear vision
- Liberals' prospects in the West? Don't hold your breath
- "Creating an alternative"
- Editor's Note
- The Liberal Renewal
- Sustainable energy poll (online extra)
- Le fédéralisme symétrique
- Reflections on the Quebec question
- An intellectual in politics
- The social democracy of Canadian federalism
- L'avenir de l'Europe
- Nuclear in the oil sands: Building on Canada's strengths
- Sustainable energy: A driver for economic, environmental and social well-being
- Reversing the curse: Starting with energy
- Making Canadians energy wise
- Becoming increasingly unconventional: Why energy is in need of a strategy
- Why Keystone failed and how to fix it
- Beyond Kyoto and Keystone
- The Equinox Summit: Imagining a lower-carbon, electrified future
- Harnessing energy for change
- Europe's winter of discontent
- Hydroelectricity: Green and renewable
- Energy for nation-building in the 21st Century
- Coming down the pipeline in 2012
- After Kyoto and Durban: A question of balance (Q&A)
- "We rise together or we fall together"
- Editor's Note
- Sustainable Energy
- Un socle de protection sociale
- The challenging role of university presidents
- Optimists at the gate: Arresting US decline
- Conrad Black’s exquisite revenge
- The making of a deal: Trudeau, patriation and the Charter
- A courageous and compelling first draft of history
- John Turner: The clarion call of public service
- Elusive Destiny: The Political Vocation of John Napier Turner (book excerpt)
- The importance
of Steve Jobs
- The race for the White House: From the mess Obama inherited to one he owns
- Beyond the Border and regulatory reform
- Une politique étrangère de rupture
- The death of executive federalism and the rise of the "Harper doctrine"
- Rescuing policy: The case for collaboration
- A political year in the West
- Ouragan politique au Québec
- Reporting a revolution: The media in 2011
- The year of outrage: Tahrir Square to Zuccotti Park
- From Cairo to Canada, a very big year
- A 2011 global snapshot of Canada
- A Canadian spring: more people see country moving in right direction
- Western Canada's year in review
- Editor's Note
- The Year in Review
- Sous le seuil
- The Canadian securities system: In desperate need of reform
- Constitutional constraints: A case against Senate reform in Canada
- Curing the Dutch disease in Canada
- Canada's legacy in Kandahar
- The China question and Canadian interests
- Canadian protectionism? Political and legal considerations for foreign investment in Canada
- Trading over the fence
- When worlds collide: Handling new forms of US protectionism
- Fresh eyes on an old border
- Taxation et gestion budgétaire : la pensée magique des Québécois
- Politics and policy in Brad Wall's Saskatchewan
- The British Columbia HST debacle
- None of the above, thank you
- The Redford effect: Stagecraft, statecraft and rhetorical pragmatism
- Alberta's surprising new premier
- Notes on an innovation nation
- Editor's Note
- "Our greatest renewable resource is our grey matter"
- Continuity and change in the provinces
- La politique autrement
- Libya: A case for humanitarian intervention
- Harper's world view
- Seismic testing in Lancaster Sound: Lessons learned
- Time to negotiate the Northwest Passage with the United States
- American democracy and political extremism
- America downgraded
- Le rôle des médias dans le nouveau contexte politique
- Politicians and the public: Bridging the great divide
- The Green Party and the power of one
- State subsidies and political parties
- Canada's coming decade of dissensus
- Majority or minority government: A personal perspective
- L'après-Jack : l'avenir du NPD au Québec
- Not left, not right – whither the Liberal party?
- The new tectonics of Canadian politics
- The new normal: Majority government
- Le bon Jack
- A rare Canadian political ceasefire
- Editor's Note
- The New Normal: Majority Government
- Le nouvel arc industriel québécois
- Among the Truthers (book review)
- Among the Truthers (book excerpt)
- Productivity and innovation key to prosperity in an aging society
- Building an innovation nation with life sciences
- The creation of an "innovative university"
- From the eureka moment to the marketplace
- A call for centralized access to R&D funding in Canada
- Innovation by design: Differentiator in the digital age
- High-growth entrepreneurship: The key to Canada's future economic success
- Innovation in Canada's trade gateways and corridors
- Canada's innovation puzzle: Is our national conversation missing a piece?
- Innovation: Looking beyond science and technology
- Higher education and innovation
- Innovation dividend = stronger productivity growth
- A simple solution to Canada's innovation problem
- Canadians say R&D critical to prosperity
- The innovation riddle
- Editor's Note
- Innovation Nation
- Zone inondable
- Clearing the road to sustainability and prosperity
- Briser l'impasse constitutionnelle grâce aux pouvoirs concurrents
- Un parti à rebâtir : les défis du Parti libéral du Canada
- Growing Forward II: The status quo is not an option
- Le Canada à la trace
- Food insecurity policy is not the flipside of food security policy
- La compétitivité du secteur agroalimentaire canadien
- Genetics, market access and the growth of organic agriculture
- Des régimes juridiques pour manger sainement : des politiques qui font sourciller
- Renegotiating the Food Aid Convention: What is on the table?
- A new mindset for Canada's agri-food sector
- Food, politics and a glass of (Canadian) milk
- Putting the fiscal genie back in the bottle
- Le référendum au Nunavik : un pas en arrière pour mieux avancer?
- A tale of two cities: Montréal et Toronto, alliées du XXIe siècle
- Associate Editor's Note
- Agri-food policy
- Quatre ans, c'est long
- An economic policy agenda for a changing world
- Environment and energy ignored in election, but a big part of "winning the future"
- Looking outward: A Conservative Canada in a new world order
- After the tsunami – reconstructing the political architecture
- Washington relieved by Conservative majority
- La fin du consensus libéral ?
- On the long road back from third place, Liberals need to play the long game
- NDP hits the Jack-pot in Quebec: From decades of work to overnight success
- Rescuing Canada's right: Five years later
- The emerging Conservative coalition
- Cautionary message to political elites
- L'Ouest est « in », finalement
- Stupeur électorale au Québec
- The blurred snapshot of the election polls
- Social media in campaign 2011: A noncanonical take on the Twitter effect
- Thirty-seven days "in the bubble" with the national media
- Capturing change (and stability) in the 2011 campaign
- The media frame: The red door et la porte orange
- Two down, one to go
- The "ballot question" in the 2011 election: Two wins, two losses
- The blue sweep of Toronto
- From 905 to 416:
The GTA majority
- Quebec storm sweeps Canadian electoral landscape: The realignment story of campaign 41
- From a nothing election to a seismic shift
- A wish list: From one Calgarian to another
- "The best country
in the world"
- A conversation with the Prime Minister
- Editor's Note
- The Winner
- Ramer à contre-courant
- The economic effects of large cities on the Canadian economy
- Funding or dividing Aboriginal communities? A Winnipeg case study
- The new normal: Building, supporting and scaling social finance in Canada
- Differentiation by design: Revitalizing Canadian undergraduate education
- A Canadian languages strategy for the new century
- From the deputy shuffle to the deputy churn: Keeping the best and brightest in Ottawa
- Too many tweets: Internet billing practices in Canada
- Small is big: Red Toryism and the political debate in Britain
- A Canadian conversation about Asia
- Embracing the Americas, starting with Mexico
- The Canadian edge: A time for boldness
- Équilibrer le budget du Québec : pour une contribution accrue des taxes à la consommation
- Garder le cap : le défi de l'équilibre budgétaire du Québec
- Ontario: Biggest province, biggest challenges
- Alberta's problems of plenty
- Think globally, act locally
- Editor's Note
- Provincial deficits and debt
- Le Moubarak de Madison
- The Right Balance: Canada's Conservative Tradition (book review)
- The Right Balance: Canada's Conservative Tradition (book excerpt)
- Consumer product safety in Canada: From enacting to acting
- Canada and the International Criminal Court: A case for renewed commitment
- Letter from Kabul
- Our crippled campaign finance system
- Guaranteed annual income: Derailing economic growth
- Productivity and innovation: Competing to win
- Budget du Québec : la petite révolution fiscale d'un État dépensier
- Israel's reasonable fears and high hopes about the Arab democracy movement
- Democracy rising: Tunisia and Egypt, when idealists got it right
- What the Great Recession felt like to Canadians
- Revenus et dépenses du gouvernement Harper en perspective
- Something for everyone in the federal budget
- Balancing the fiscal plan with a campaign blueprint
- Budget 2011: Fighting the last decade's recession
- Western Canada's reaction to the federal budget? Yawn
- A conversation with Finance Minister Jim Flaherty
- Editor's Note
- Budget 2011
- Kerala
- Bill Dymond: An appreciation
- When the news is not news, just opinion: Canada and the US TV network model
- Taking the Canada-US partnership to the next level
- Innovating for clean energy technology and winning the future
- A smarter border starts at the airports
- After the meltdown: Regulating the financial markets
- The North American platform in the new global economy
- Boldly bilateral – thinking big again
- The shifting sands of the Canada-US economic relationship
- When the policy process goes public: Think tanks in the age of complexity
- Canadians – more than not Americans
- US presidents and Canadian prime ministers: Good vibes, or not
- Shared continent, shared environment
- Canadians and Americans see no conflict between economic partnership and their own national interests
- Leveraging Canada-US relations "to get big things done" (interview)
- Higher education and innovation: The Canada-US story
- Don't count the USA out!
- Editor's Note
- Canada-US conversations and relations
- Ententes administratives
- (A.W.) Al Johnson: An appreciation
- Reimbursing a drug "off-label": It's what you don't know
- Missing the bigger picture: A response to McClure's view of the carbon-added tax
- Learning from history: Program reviews and public safety
- Canada's failed campaign for the UN Security Council: 10 unanswered questions
- On the shoulders of giants
- Danny Williams goes out on top
- Truth and consequence: The Wikileaks saga
- How to meet the oil sands protest challenge
- Obama and climate policy reform: A continuing education in American politicking
- Portrait of an energy powerhouse: Canada
- Why Canada needs an energy strategy
- US energy security: A Canadian perspective
- Sustainable solutions in the oil sands
- After Cancún: Time to shift strategy
- The oil sands: Sorting out fact from fiction
- Editor's Note
- From climate change to clean energy
- Le Québec en PPP
- A foreign policy playbook for Canada
- The Great Reputational War
- Harperland: The “march of audacities”
- Surviving the coalition: The parliamentary crisis of 2008
- A modest proposal: Kill corporate taxes
- A cyber foreign policy – time for Canada to get one
- Media in 2010: A transformational moment
- Making the most of the Muskoka Initiative
- Contraband tobacco: Inaction is not an option
- The potash takeover bid: The deal that wasn't
- The "shellacking" of Obama
- La politique étrangère du Canada en 2010 : une influence réelle?
- The consumer model of politics – a bad idea
- La colère populaire
- From Hogtown to Cowtown: The October revolution
- A roller coaster ride of a year in politics
- Canada's new role in Afghanistan: Leading rather than following public opinion
- A global snapshot of Canada, 2010
- Erosion of confidence witnessed in 2010
- The year in the West
- Productivity: Canada's weakest link
- The year in review
- Une tragédie québécoise?
- A “comprehensive grasp of 20th-century history and politics”
- From rhetoric to reality: America and Afghanistan
- A walking tour of Ottawa's Wellington Street: Too much construction, not enough history
- In defence of Canada's defence
- Afghanistan: The last war of choice
- The Afghanistan conundrum
- Aid development for a secure Afghanistan
- Afghanistan: Not the war it was
- The US and Afghanistan: In search of an exit strategy
- Afghanistan and Pakistan: A strategy for peace
- From compulsory to voluntary long-form census: What we stand to lose
- Canada-US relations: Neglect pays no dividends
- Balayage conservateur au Nouveau-Brunswick
- Federal power and federal duty: Reconciling sections 91(24) and 35(1) of the Canadian Constitution
- A constitutional foundation for a greenhouse gas reduction policy
- Why embracing failure is good for the economy
- Afghanistan
- Economists calling all angels
- Two policy challenges driven by population aging
- Frugal public management principles for an era of austerity
- The carbon-added tax: A CAT that won't hunt
- From political debate to public action: Overcoming poverty in New Brunswick
- The potential in a minority government
- Space: Punching above our weight
- The Northern Gateway: Moving Canadian energy to Pacific markets
- Obama, Canada and emissions reductions: From climate change to clean energy
- Élections de mi-mandat aux États-Unis : mission impossible pour les démocrates?
- Obama: From a transformational to a transactional president
- Obama at the two-year mark: No "morning in America"
- Barack Obama – too big to fail?
- The surprising failure of the Obama presidency
- Obama at midterm: Grading on a presidential curve
- Obama mesure la pauvreté
- For a new politics of civility: Deserving the government we need
- Obama at midterm
- Utopies provisoires
- Canada’s Arctic imperative: “A rich and fascinating history”
- R.B. Bennett reconsidered: A long-overdue “remarkable and head-turning portrait”
- Des usages politiques de la statistique
- Is Canada ready to really compete?
- Putting the emphasis on excellence
- Canadian exporters between a rock and a hard place
- The Churchill Falls contract and why Newfoundlanders can't get over it
- Comment réduire la partisanerie « excessive »?
- Les éléphants du Parlement
- The rise of networked governance everywhere but in Westminster democracy
- Harnessing high tech to transform Parliament
- Fixing Parliament, from committees to QP: A conversation about parliamentary reform
- Something's wrong in Ottawa: Getting Canadians re-engaged in democracy
- A Canadian approach to power-sharing
- Les parlementeries
- The increasing disconnect between Canadians and their Parliament
- Can we remake Parliament...and should we?
- Canadians tuned-out and turned-off with the House of Commons
- A conversation with Peter Milliken
- Canada: "Punching above our weight"
- Raising our game in Canada-China relations
- Making Parliament work
- Ombudsmen: The Ontario mode
- Prosperity through property: An idea whose time has come
- Ken Taylor and the embassy caper
- A race for the ages
- Un seul vote
- The Canada-EU Comprehensive Economic Trade Agreement: More to it than meets the eye
- "Use it or lose it": An appropriate and wise slogan?
- And Saskatchewan makes 9 (million people)
- Who has their eye on the ball? "Jurisdictional fútbol" and Canada's Temporary Foreign Worker Program
- A new source of immigration: The Canadian Experience Class
- Canada's future labour market: Immigrants to the rescue?
- Intergovernmental immigration agreements and public accountability
- Foreign qualification recognition and Canada's intergovernmental landscape
- Two-step migration: Australia's experience
- Les migrants irréguliers comme citoyens
- An economics perspective on Canadian immigration
- Pour une meilleure gestion de l'immigration économique par le Québec
- Canada's immigration score: Recommendations for a win-win
- Selecting immigrants for the short term: Is it smart in the long run?
- Canadians strongly support immigration, but don't want current levels increased
- Immigration, jobs and Canada's future
- Chacun sa part?
- The great recession and international trade
- The new face of globalization
- The need for a new development paradigm
- International financial institutions and the G20
- G20: Canada's risks and opportunities in a volatile world
- Recovery and new beginnings
- The Canadian banking model and lessons learned from the global financial crisis
- The case for quantitative easing for Canada
- D'une dérive grecque à une crise européenne : le rôle de la spéculation
- Les sommets vus d'Europe
- The perils of summitry
- Judging the G20 by progress, not promises
- A short history of summits in Canada
- The G20 Summit: Tough issues, big expectations
- Sovereign rights and duties: The future of the G20
- Global warming most important issue for Canadians at G8 and G20 summits
- Why the west will rise again
- The people's governor general? Restoring the balance between the prime minister and the House
- The Canada-US trade and energy relationship
- Coalition in the UK: The politics of necessity
- G8/G20
- Les intellectuels pour la délibération
- What I saw at the Liberal think-in
- The Liberals: A party of power looking for a way back
- Health care funding: Needs and reality
- Fault lines or energy lines: Canada's potential to be a clean energy superpower
- Creating a Canadian energy framework: If you build it, they will come
- "Rep by pop"? : le projet de loi C-12 sur la redistribution électorale
- A time for Alberta leadership within the federation
- The real have-nots in Confederation: British Columbia, Alberta and Ontario
- Péréquation : les plaques tectoniques du déséquilibre fiscal horizontal sont en mouvement
- Intergovernmental transfers and Canadian values: Retrospect and prospect
- The next federal-provincial battles: This time it's different
- The gathering storm in federal-provincial relations
- Avoiding the financial crisis: Lessons from Canada
- The economic colours of the season
- "Think big.
Shape the world"
- The fault lines of federalism
- Chérie, j'ai réduit les surplus
- Rent the podium revisited: Reflections on Vancouver 2010
- Ukraine: Emerging democracy in transition
- Climategate: Bad science, red herring or political and media football?
- Healing a wounded country
- De l'urgence à la reconstruction – quel rôle pour le Canada en Haïti?
- Haiti without tears: Getting aid right
- Haïti, un cas désespéré pour les processus de reconstruction ?
- India and Canada: Unlimited potential
- India: An emerging economic power
- Lutte au déficit prise 2 : d'un plan conservateur à l'autre
- Striking a balance of budget choices
- Y a-t-il un plan à moyen terme derrière les budgets du gouvernement fédéral ?
- Restoring the Conservative narrative: The politics of the 2010 budget
- Canadians support deficit spending and stimulus programs, approve of spending freeze
- Was it a "good" budget?
- A conversation with Jim Flaherty
- Shoulder to shoulder in Afghanistan
- From Martin to Flaherty: Balancing the books all over again
- Budget 2010
- Des gouvernements de qualité
- La retraite :
quel méli-mélo
- The looming crisis of income security
- De la diversité dans les régimes de pension au Québec et au Canada
- Canada's public pension regime: Enhancing personal retirement savings
- Quel avenir pour les régimes publics
de pension ?
- What pension crisis?
- Pension reform: How Canada can lead the world
- Pension reform: Living in interesting times
- What is a pension, exactly? (and why should you care?)
- Pensions: Show me the money
- Canada's innovation deficit
- Crisis in the Ontario and federal public services
- The rise of Asia
- Calgary's Olympic fingerprints all over 2010
- "Enlightened sovereignty": A roadmap to Muskoka and Toronto
- Canadians and their pensions
- Menaçante symétrie
- Employment insurance: How Canada can remain competitive and be fair to migrant workers
- Human rights and a Canada-China free trade agreement
- Toronto: Trouble in the megacity, facing a financial crisis in 2010
- Canadians need better access to medicines
- The border after 9/11 – security trumps all
- Obama's year one and the making of presidential character
- A strong dose of climate skepticism: Seeing Copenhagen as an opportunity
- Federal and provincial climate change policy after Copenhagen
- Toward a North American climate accord
- Copenhagen: Flawed process meets new geopolitical reality
- Deconstructing Copenhagen
- Coming out of the great recession: Running the economic hurdle race
- Shock and awe: Government's role in recession and recovery
- Financial regulatory reform: A Maginot line?
- The media through a looking glass: Building the brand by getting it right
- After Copenhagen
- If the walls could talk
- Building Canada from the top down
- Ship frozen in ice, crew gets out alive
- When the masks of dictatorship fell
- Reason over passion? Just watch Trudeau
- Champlain’s Dream: A stunning literary achievement
- The founding of Quebec, at “the narrowing of the waters”
- Acheter un droit
- Saskatchewan in the nuclear renaissance
- The global drivers of change
- Iggy's path to power: a funny thing happened on the way to 24 Sussex
- Shifting to a low-carbon economy: it starts with a price on emissions
- The politics of a global climate change deal
- Peace in our time: how the Vancouver games bring political stability to federal politics
- Le défi de Vancouver 2010 et la politique canadienne du sport
- Excellence in sport and other circuses
- Own the Podium or rent it? Canada's involvement in the global sporting arms race
- Doping: the seamy side of sport
- An Olympic odyssey
- Canada needs a two-track strategy for hosting international games
- Canadians favour stiff penalties for athletes caught using performance-enhancing drugs
- The Mood of Canada: government performance ratings stable; perception of right direction moves up
- The state of oil
- Frank Scott and the Canadian conundrum
- Three great reads for the holidays
- The 2010 Olympics
- Déroute social-démocrate
- Carbon capture and storage: no mere pipedream
- Afghanistan: no security, no governance
- Making minority government work
- Les gouvernements minoritaires sont-ils devenus la nouvelle norme?
- The new global governance: time for a great leap forward
- From the G8 to the G20 – to Muskoka, via the UN
- Health care: America waits for Godot
- Le système de soins de santé : un avantage compétitif pour le Canada?
- American health care is sick...but so is ours
- The American health care debate: an unfinished lesson in politicking
- Confronted by critics, haunted by history
- The presidential bully pulpit and the continuum of US health care reform
- Canadians overwhelmingly support universal health care; think Obama is on right track in United States
- Oil tethered to fundamentals
- Vers un accord de libre-échange entre le Canada et l'Europe
- Health care
- Le magasin est fermé
- A new approach to the Quebec question
- Rural and remote Canada? Far out
- Paradise lost: the end of appointment television
- The Three Amigos – a work in progress
- Thinking outside the climate change box: changing our national conversation
- From the fiscal squeeze to climate change: Canada's coming economic challenges
- La francophonie canadienne à la croisée des chemins : vers une gouvernance 2.0
- Minority government: from productive to dysfunctional
- When minority government worked: the Pearson legacy
- Minority governments considered: are they the new normal?
- Canadians don't want a fall election; majority preferred but minority expected
- A conversation
with Jack Layton
- Will the West lead Canada out of recession?
- Minority government
- Après Kelowna
- Capitalism: the Communist way
- The six types of Canadian SMEs: competing to win in tough times
- The road to Huntsville: restoring Canadian leadership on the global stage
- From Harris to Hudak: the right stuff
- From sales to marketing: the evolution of the party pitch
- A rock and a hard place:
the isotope conundrum
- Mulling the mullahs: prelude to the next Iranian revolution?
- EI: the law of unintended consequences
- A short history of EI, and a look at the road ahead
- Time to get real
on EI reform
- No longer recession...but not yet recovery
- To live together in peace
- Employment insurance
- L'hypocrisie organisée
- Iggy’s quest for Canadian identity
- Snapshot of Canadian national development
- Sir John A. and all his Tory heirs
- Stephen Harper meets the Tory legacy
- Securing the public health realm: re-envisioning Canada's role in the new century
- The prince and the pauper — Nunavut Tunngavik Incorporated and the Government of Nunavut
- Negotiating and implementing the Nunavut Land Claims Agreement
- Nunavut, un bilan des 10 premières années
- Nunavut and the Nunavut Land Claims Agreement — an unresolved relationship
- The role of the governor general: time to revisit the visits
- Coordinated policy
is the new "must have"
- Water and the future of Canada's natural resource sectors
- The international system for water management: plethora, paucity, whisky and worry
- The future of Canada-US water relations: the need for modernization
- Transferts massifs d'eau au Canada : entre mythe et réalité
- Agricultural water policy challenges in BC
- Water challenges in oil sands country: Alberta's Water for Life Strategy
- L'approche par bassin versant : le cas du Québec
- Water pricing:
infrastructure grants
hinder necessary reform
- Drinking water and waste water: a primer
- A Canadian vision and strategy for water in the 21st century
- Water security: Canada's challenge
- Canadians overwhelmingly choose water as our most important natural resource
- A conversation
with Jim Prentice
- Canada's water challenges
- Obama
- La guerre des mots : les stratégies de communication des partis aux élections fédérales de 2008
- A missed rendezvous with majority
- Layton's grasp exceeds NDP's reach
- On a tenu parole
- Élections 2008 : effacement continu de la représentation des femmes
- Comprendre le Québec
- Closing the deal : the Thanksgiving election
- The morning after : now for the hard part
- The Green Shift, the Liberals and the west
- Uniting the left : prospects for a Liberal-NDP merger
- The Facebook effect ? Online campaigning in the 2008 canadian and US elections
- Message ou messager ? Les hauts et les bas d'une campagne inhabituelle
- Back to the future : press coverage of the 2008 canadian election campaign strikes both familiar and unfamiliar notes
- Le Québec du statu quo
- Cons versus Libs: lessons from an election
- On a tenu parole
- Le secret du succès du Bloc ? Un chef qui comprend le Québec
- After Dion, a time for Liberals to rebuild
- The messenger is the message
- Polls got the big picture, not the regional ones
- Les sondages québécois sont-ils distincts ?
- Running a responsible deficit
- The Harper mandate : thirty months of decision
- Reforming equalization: a simple solution
- Canada in NORAD, 1957-2007: A History (book review)
- À mes amis souverainistes (compte rendu)
- Left and Right in Global Politics (book review)
- Left and Right in Global Politics (book excerpt)
- "Compete to win?" A critique of the competition policy report
- Upward and outward: Canada's competitiveness imperative
- Soulager la pauvreté
- How (un)healthy are poor working-age Canadians?
- Improving policies for the working poor: lessons from the UK experience
- Canada's legacy of inaction on early childhood education and child care
- Le Québec, à l'avant-garde de la lutte contre la pauvreté au Canada
- Is welfare a dirty word? Canadian public opinion on social assistance policies
- The working poor: Canada and the world
- Process before product: a new federal-provincial logic for a new century
- Canada's Arctic continental shelf extension: debunking myths
- The Doha Round and agrifood: a question of political will
- Time to reassess Canada's foreign aid
- After Paris: moving forward or more of the same?
- Mugabe's Zimbabwe: from redemption to dictatorship
- ISAF in Afghanistan, or learning to love counter-insurgency
- Canada's working poor
- La malédiction des ressources
- Whence and whither? Shared public culture in Quebec
- The case for universal French instruction
- Canada's Arctic sovereignty and Nunavut's place in the federation
- Implementing comprehensive land claims agreements
- Quebec: Canada's champion in the fight against climate change
- Culte du présent et usages publics du passé : un enjeu civique fondamental
- Four hundred years of cities: is the best yet to come?
- Le Saint-Laurent : un fleuve millénaire
- Quebec City's military history and heritage
- La Francophonie : une union géoculturelle en formation
- Evolving citizenship: what difference has 400 years made?
- De Kebec à Québec : les alliances oubliées
- Anniversary celebrations then and now: politics by other means
- Langue et culture françaises en Amérique : la part des artistes
- From Champlain to Charest: the case for Quebec's leadership
- La gouverne d'une socio-économie baroque
- Quebec City and Calgary: sisters who scarcely know each other
- La main invisible du marché... doit parfois être guidée
- A conversation with the Premier of Quebec (interview)
- Québec 1608-2008
- Les chevaliers de la table rase
- Parliamentary reform – everything old is new again
- Carbon markets and emissions trading: lessons for Canada from Europe
- Tax policy and globalization
- Seizing the opportunities of globalization
- Fiscalamity! Ontario: from heartland to have-not
- Canada: if you build it, people will come
- Giving meaning to Canadian citizenship
- Nation building through immigration: workforce skills comes out on top
- Ineffective aid hobbles Afghan transition
- Rethinking Afghanistan: echoes of Ulster and the IRA?
- A shot of adrenalin for the family farm?
- As one epic campaign ends, another begins
- An historical interpretation of the Constitution
- Citizenship and immigration
- La culture de la mesure compensatoire
- Si on s'y mettait... (book excerpt)
- Measuring success in First Nations, Inuit and Métis learning
- Recentring the Liberal Party
- "How about today, sir?" The Dion dilemma and electoral choice
- Le fardeau d'un chef
- Yes they can...the Libs, that is
- From Tory to Liberal syndrome: the most difficult job in the country
- Stéphane Dion : source ou symptôme du malaise ?
- The troubles of an accidental leader
- Building a bridge to the future
- Passing the torch...or not?
- An image update for Alberta?
- The defining issue of our time (interview)
- Whither the Liberals?
- Affamer la bête
- Comeback: Conservatism That Can Win Again (book review)
- Employee voice in the non-union setting
- Media infrastructure for multicultural diversity
- Politique hydro-électrique et développement régional
- Coût économique de l'électricité vendue aux nouvelles alumineries
- Budget fédéral 2008 : une occasion ratée de stimuler notre productivité
- Guaranteed annual income: why Milton Friedman and Bob Stanfield were right
- Tax policy and economic growth
- A funny thing happened on the way to the federal budget
- This just in: surpluses across the board
- Did Albertans really want change?
- The Castonguay Report: Quebec's quiet revolutionary strikes again
- A life well lived – Simon Reisman
- Renewing Canada's Afghan mission
- The campaign will go on
- NAFTA nonsense
- NAFTA: time to plan, not panic
- Ce qui nous anime
- Jim Flaherty – Budget 2008
- The Elections
- Éliminer le pouvoir de dépenser
- Climate change: the case for a carbon tariff/tax
- Hillier and the new generation of generals: the CDS, the policy and the troops
- Ottawa misses Manley's best points
- Kosovo: after the party, the hangover
- Alberta's love-hate relationship with big oil
- Mondialisation et internationalisation en éducation supérieure
- Health insurance for international students: taxation without representation
- Should Canada create elite universities?
- Fighting for the superdelegates
- Change and continuity in US foreign policy
- Jusqu'où ira Obama?
- Vers la présidence : un chemin parsemé d'embûches pour les démocrates
- The inevitability of change
- "Yes we can": is Barack Obama changing politics?
- Clinton versus Obama – a race for the ages
- America's renaissance of hope
- The great need of the hour
- Obama and Clinton
- Droits sociaux virtuels
- Uneasy Neighbo(u)rs: Canada, the USA and the Dynamic of State, Industry and Culture (book review)
- The Unexpected War: Canada in Kandahar (book review)
- The Unexpected War: Canada in Kandahar (book excerpt)
- The true white north: reflections on being Canadian
- Canada in North America: from political sovereignty to economic integration
- Revisiting the democratic deficit: the case for political party think tanks
- Les hauts et les bas de la forêt feuillue : sommes-nous prêts pour un nouveau changement de paysage?
- Developing a national agroforestry and afforestation network for Canada
- Agroforestry in the world: lessons for Canada
- Environmental and economic benefits of tree-based intercropping systems
- The other side of the loonie: the greenback in historical perspective
- Putting ourselves in a fix
- Three myths about Canada's flexible exchange rate
- Canada's floating rate needs fixing
- Alberta's joy – and pain – of $100 oil
- Charlie Wilson's whoppers
- The Harper peril for Canadian federalism
- A conversation with the Prime Minister (interview)
- The dollar
- La dénationalisation
- John A: The Man Who Made Us (book review)
- John A: The Man Who Made Us (book excerpt)
- The BNA Act and the Charter: two mints in one
- L'effet mère patrie : l'élection présidentielle française dans la presse québécoise et canadienne
- Inuit and the Nunavut Land Claims Agreement: supporting Canada's Arctic sovereignty
- When perpetuity doesn't mean forever: the approaching demise of NORAD
- Cities in Canadian federalism
- Managing Canada's infrastructure gap
- Canada as an energy superpower: how clean, how powerful, how super?
- Climate change: actions, not targets
- Campaign for the White House 2008: a search for a new middle ground
- The daycare campaign revisited: from baby steps to beer and popcorn
- Democracy viewed from the ground: the future is still at the doorstep
- From the road back to the road ahead
- Harper's challenge: channelling prosperity and optimism into votes
- The Mood of Canada: a country moving in the right direction
- Alberta's new official sport
- Une feuille de route pour le Canada
- Canada's competitive challenges in a global value chain (interview)
- Meeting the challenge of globalization: sharpening the Canadian focus
- The mood of Canada
- La fin de la Belgique?
- Transforming the Nation: Canada and Brian Mulroney (book review)
- Harper's Team (book review)
- My Years as Prime Minister (book review)
- The stampede to Saskatchewan
- Time for a new, networked public service
- Nicolas Sarkozy : 100 jours plus tard...
- From professor to justice minister: Charter rights and anti-terrorism
- Canada's national interest: alliance with the United States
- Adjusting to freer trade: two policy failures
- The Advanced Wireless Services auction: let the market decide the players
- The Canadian student financial aid system: the case for modernization
- Mind the access gap: breaking down barriers to post-secondary education
- The Williams effect: election 2007 in Newfoundland and Labrador
- Electoral reform for constructive competition
- First past the post wins again
- Faithful and fruitless in Ontario: status quo in education policy
- How Ontario got a one-issue campaign
- Cashing in on Karzai & Co.
- Regard sur la Francophonie et le monde
- Ontario 2007 - Dalton McGuinty
- Économie québécoise – le virage est bien amorcé
- The Reagan Diaries (book review)
- Memoirs by Brian Mulroney (book review)
- Memoirs (book excerpt)
- Une charte du fédéralisme : une idée attrayante qu'il faut mieux défendre
- Interpreting the Constitution: the living tree vs. original meaning
- Un partenariat sans les peuples
- Has North American integration resulted in Canada becoming too dependent on the United States?
- Portrait des exportations du Mexique, du Canada et du Québec après vingt ans de libre-échange
- Free trade in Washington: all politics, all the time
- NAFTA revisited
- The long road to free trade
- Gateways, global value chains and trade corridors
- What the West wanted and what it got
- The loonie and the FTA
- Financial services in the FTA: almost an afterthought
- Free trade and dispute settlement: time to declare victory
- Twenty years on, the Cassandras are still wrong
- The impossible deal
- How free trade came to Canada: lessons in policy analysis
- Canada's free trade lessons for the world
- Free trade @ 20: SES-Policy Options exclusive poll: Canadians, Americans agree both better off with free trade
- Afghanistan: meeting the development challenge
- Free trade @ 20
- Le traité modificatif européen
- Is bigger really better? TV and radio ownership policy under review
- Canadian medicare and the global health care bazaar
- Reforming security management: prospects for the RCMP
- Is there a British solution to the RCMP's problems?
- Un débat inachevé qui refait surface
- Reasonable or mutual accommodation? The integration debate in Germany
- Des balises pour une société ouverte et inclusive
- Secular logic and faith: a dialogue of the deaf?
- De convictions et d'accommodements
- The paradoxes of reasonable accommodation
- Reasonable accommodation in a global village
- Neutralité de l'État et accommodements : convergence ou divergence?
- SES-Policy Options exclusive poll: The limits of reasonable accommodation
- Edgy Edmonton?
- McGuinty contre Tory : l'Ontario va aux urnes
- Is there a grand strategy in Canadian foreign policy?
- Reasonable accommodation
- Mais qui donc veut des baisses d'impôt?
- The Invincible Quest: The Life of Richard Milhous Nixon (book review)
- The Invincible Quest: The Life of Richard Milhous Nixon (book excerpt)
- Deux lectures opposées de la Charte canadienne
- A better plan: how Canada can help Africa
- De la dualité et de la bonne entente : autour d'un « passé utilisable »
- Canadian TV news on Bush and Iraq: no more hostile than top US network
- Smoke screen or silver screen? Coming to terms with cigarette placements in Hollywood films
- From the productivity gap to a shortage of skilled labour
- Léviathan ou bon géant? L'État-providence en question
- Upgrading Canada's national innovation system: more than money required
- L'avenir, c'est maintenant !
- Canada as a "state of minds" in the knowledge era
- Surviving and thriving in the great M&A game
- Making Canada world-competitive: the forestry industry as a case study
- Even Canadian subsidiaries can be world champions
- Foreign investment limits: déjà vu all over again
- Hollowing out: protectionism is part of the problem, not the solution
- La performance économique du Québec : constats et défis
- An economic check-up: a timely caution against complacency
- Bridging the political productivity gap
- In the shadow of Ariel Sharon: the missing peace in the Middle East
- Covering up Karzai & Co.
- The legal origins of our linguistic duality
- Canada's economic challenges
- Relever le défi d'un Parlement minoritaire
- A conversation with the leader of the opposition (interview)
- Tony, Ségolène et Pauline
- The Unfinished Canadian: The People We Are (book review)
- The Unfinished Canadian: The People We Are (book excerpt)
- Une charte mal née
- Terror and the press: same old story
- Alberta: the new dominant player in Confederation?
- The heart and soul of modern Russia: Yeltsin and Rostropovich
- From devolution to independence? Scots elect their first nationalist government
- Tony Blair's social legacy: transformational leadership
- Mal à droite: can Sarkozy right what's wrong with France?
- L'élection de Nicolas Sarkozy... tout devient possible
- La disparition du PQ, ou comment prendre ses rêves pour la réalité
- Pauline Marois et le PQ nouveau ?
- Parties of principle or the principles of power?
- Afghanistan: to win or lose?
- Canadians: Afghan mission difficult but enhances Canada's standing in the world
- What's in a GDP? It depends
- Nicolas Sarkozy - Europe 2007
- Un nouveau mode de scrutin ?
- French Kiss: Stephen Harper's Blind Date with Quebec (book review)
- French Kiss: Stephen Harper's Blind Date with Quebec (book excerpt)
- Les finances publiques du Québec après le premier mandat libéral
- The Charter does not protect privacy
- Washington et Ottawa à l'épreuve des changements climatiques en Arctique
- Climate science to policy and back to science
- Arctic sovereignty: a view from the North
- Climate change mitigation: what's the cost?
- The saga of Bill C-30: from clean air to climate change, or not
- La souveraineté canadienne dans le passage du Nord-Ouest
- Unfrozen sea: sailing the Northwest Passage
- Roy McMurtry – renaissance man
- Poll-driven politics – the role of public opinion in Canada
- The ripple effect from Quebec's realignment election
- Saskatchewan should pick its friends carefully
- Plaidoyer pour les enfants du monde
- The Arctic and climate change
- Upgrading Alberta
- Canadian federalism: adapting constitutional roles and responsibilities in the 21st century
- La Charte @ 25 ans : perspectives d'un acteur, d'un plaideur et d'un juge
- Shades of a minority
- La dialectique de la souveraineté
- With sovereignty and federalism off the ballot, voters had another choice: Dumont
- Un tripartisme de transition
- The media: all horse race, all the time
- La spirale de la négativité dans les campagnes électorales
- The right place at the right time: the rise of Mario Dumont and the ADQ
- Le PQ au troisième rang et en remise en question
- A watershed election in a winter of discontent
- When the undecideds became the unaffiliated: one in four Quebecers up for grabs provincially and federally
- Virage à droite?
- Rules-based fiscal federalism: clarifying federal-provincial roles
- A blueprint for fiscal federalism
- ”œWhat is our edge? What is our unique thing?”
- Respecting responsibilities under the Constitution (interview)
- Realignment in Quebec
- Great scenery, economic uncertainty
- Nixon in China: The Week that Changed the World (book review)
- A Capitol Idea: Think Tanks and US Foreign Policy (book excerpt)
- À propos des lucides et des nouveaux clergés
- Health care: funding, facts and future
- National security governance after Arar
- The notwithstanding clause: sword of Damocles or paper tiger?
- Péréquation et déséquilibre fiscal : d'argent, de politique, de technicité...
- Rétablir l'équilibre fiscal : au-delà de l'argent, des principes
- Harper's "open federalism": from the fiscal imbalance to "effective collaborative management" of the federation
- Le déséquilibre fiscal à l'heure du fédéralisme d'ouverture
- Taking fiscal federalism to the people
- Federalism and the spending power: section 94 to the rescue
- A short history of equalization
- Federalism in the 21st century: defining the common economic space
- L'union sociale revisitée
- The NDP and the balance of power (interview)
- Equalization and the federal spending power
- Les années avec guide
- The Washington Diaries: 1981-1989 (book review)
- The Washington Diaries: 1981-1989 (book excerpt)
- La charte de 1982 : un arbre capable de grandir et de s'adapter
- Parliament and the Charter of Rights: an unfinished constitutional revolution
- Chaoulli and universality – a timely Charter test case
- Is there a tyranny of the Charter in criminal justice and security policy?
- The Charter and multiculturalism
- Language rights: liberties, claims and a very Canadian conversation
- Post-Charter legal education: Does anyone teach law anymore?
- The notwithstanding clause: the Charter's homage to parliamentary democracy
- Why the government was right to cancel the Court Challenges Program
- La Charte canadienne des droits et libertés : reflet d'un humanisme chrétien
- How we got the Charter: a reality check
- Charter values don't equal Canadian values: strong support for same-sex and property rights
- Turnaround: a political party rebounds
- When green went gold: Dion and the greening of the Grits
- What I saw at the Liberal party
- Petite histoire de la clause « nonobstant »
- Le retour du couple « Québec rouge-Ottawa bleu »
- The Liberals: stumbling out of a hall of mirrors
- Dropping out to get rich
- To rebuild a shattered nation, a failed state, and to make it functional again
- A conversation with the Prime Minister (interview)
- The Charter @ 25
- Bruits suspects
- State of Denial (book review)
- The Way it Works (book review)
- Full Circle: Death and Resurrection in Canadian Conservative Politics (book review)
- Full Circle: Death and Resurrection in Canadian Conservative Politics (book excerpt)
- What's wrong with Canada's innovation?
- The resource curse and the Mackenzie Gas Project
- Canada and the UN north of 60
- Power tilts north to the Canadian border
- After the US midterms: a whole new political game
- It's the war, stupid
- Afghanistan comes home
- L'OTAN se lance dans la contreinsurrection
- Pakistan: problem or partner in Afghanistan
- Les médias afghans cinq ans après la chute des talibans : une situation précaire
- NATO's Choice in Afghanistan: go big or go home
- L'Afghanistan : archétype d'une « nouvelle » politique étrangère canadienne?
- Canada, Afghanistan and the blame game
- Afghanistan, famously inhospitable to foreigners
- Get with the dance, Alberta
- Telling the story of Canada: if you build it, people will come
- Funding Quebec universities: "The status quo is not an option"
- The Long Road Back: The Conservative Journey (book review)
- Afghanistan
- La commission Tremblay
- A Global Dialogue on Federalism (book review)
- Right Side Up: The Fall of Paul Martin and the Rise of Stephen Harper's New Conservatism (book review)
- Right Side Up: The Fall of Paul Martin and the Rise of Stephen Harper's New Conservatism (book excerpt)
- Connecting the dots on lifelong learning: Canada's new Composite Learning Index
- A wake-up call on science literacy: Canada's future depends on it
- Risky business
- The Martin legacy – from a virtuous cycle to a messy minority
- Climate change – the great national governance issue of the 21st century
- Le long déclin des libéraux fédéraux au Québec
- How to make a new Liberal beginning
- Reconstituting the "nation": what Ignatieff really needs to recognize about Quebec
- Canada in the balance
- Michael and Bob: the fox and the hedgehog
- Fun with math – the interprovincial way
- Quebec at a moment of truth: a clarion call to action
- Le Québec au moment de vérité : pour un nouveau projet de société
- A call for rebalancing the federation (interview)
- A cooperation of civilizations
- The front-runners
- Quand la beauté du monde ne suffit pas
- Silence, on se bat !
- Pierre Elliott Trudeau. L'intellectuel et le politique (book review)
- Taking campaign finance reform to the next level
