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Canada’s dairy industry in decline: Peter Copeland and Sylvain Charlebois on Inside Policy Talks
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xgj_RGqRRiI Canada's dairy industry is one of the most protected sectors of the Canadian economy. But is that protection...
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Senior Fellow Mark Harding joins Runnymede Radio to discuss his book, Judicializing Everything? The Clash of Constitutionalisms in Canada, New...
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Canada’s dairy industry is one of the most protected sectors of the Canadian economy. But is that protection holding the industry back?
While Canada’s dairy sector has long benefited from policies designed to protect farmers and maintain stable prices, critics argue that these
“The macroeconomic effects of this round may be fairly muted—I reckon a couple of tenths of a percentage point off of GDP growth. But the labour market effects are larger, and they reach well past the provinces the tariffs were aimed at.
Whether or not a deal is reached this
MLI Senior Fellow @Mark_S_Harding joins @RunnymedeSoc Radio to discuss his book, Judicializing Everything? The Clash of Constitutionalisms in Canada, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom, which Justice Malcolm Rowe of the Supreme Court of Canada referenced at length during his
“By bringing a transactional approach to a flailing multilateral institution responsible for refugees, Canada and its European partners would do well to challenge the deadlock-generating status quo on asylum law and policy. If we choose to defend the current UN bureaucracy
“Canada currently faces a host of threats from Great Powers that no longer play by the old rules. They invade, spy, and threaten at will, and we can no longer pretend that we are protected by the oceans and our geography. The Carney government has recognized the nation’s perilous
“Peter Copeland, acting director of domestic policy at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute, said it’s hard to know how the new law will ultimately impact sentencing.
‘It could be that there are very few instances where (the safety valve) is applied or it could be relied upon often
