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The China-U.S. trade war presents an existential crisis for the G20 nations: J. Berkshire Miller in the Globe and Mail

The US-China trade war isn’t happening in a vacuum. And the looming G20 summit is an opportunity for countries, especially those in the...

Do we really want to give the Christchurch killer what he wants?: Leuprecht, Skillicorn and McCauley for Inside Policy

Controlling Internet content is ineffective in reducing extremist violence and makes bad ideas even more attractive, write Leuprecht, Skillicorn and McCauley. By Christian...

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Shuvaloy Majumdar

@shuvmajumdar

Totally agreed, @LevittMichael is right on point. #cdnfp #cdnpoli twitter.com/levittmichael/…

4:42 pm · May 26, 2019

Shuvaloy Majumdar

@shuvmajumdar

I guess @HonAhmedHussen should stop giving passports to Hezbollah. #cdnfp #cdnpoli twitter.com/sflecce/status…

1:21 am · May 26, 2019

Dwight Newman

@DwightNewmanLaw

@richard__moon though I'm not so much trying to blame anybody as just thinking about the care we must all take in our various roles in the course of trying to help our students and trying to pursue knowledge and trying to make the world a better place.

7:12 pm · May 25, 2019

Dwight Newman

@DwightNewmanLaw

@richard__moon if the errors were in the thesis, given that they seemed like something controversial that should be considered carefully and in which the error was found easily, one might have hoped the supervisor/examiners would have identified the problem before now....

7:11 pm · May 25, 2019

Dwight Newman

@DwightNewmanLaw

@richard__moon Oh, it's all complicated (and a sad situation). If the specific items weren't in the thesis, I certainly don't think supervisors/examiners are responsible for everything a student goes on to do later (even though hopefully their guidance helps the student longer-term). But...

7:09 pm · May 25, 2019

Do we really want to give the Christchurch killer what he wants?: Leuprecht, Skillicorn and McCauley for Inside Policy

Controlling Internet content is ineffective in reducing extremist violence and makes bad ideas even more attractive, write Leuprecht, Skillicorn and McCauley. By Christian...

Think Conservative governments reform things too slowly? Here's why they should: Philip Cross in the Financial Post

Pursuing rapid change risks disrupting established institutions and practices that conservatives are usually inclined to preserve, writes Philip Cross. By Philip Cross, May...

Canadian political parties are prime targets for hackers - here’s how to defend them: Marcus Kolga in the Hill Times

In the Canadian election, malign foreign hackers will likely target key ridings instead of the overall federal campaign, making riding-level security critically important,...

To bridge the sides of the tech revolution gap, we need to rethink education at all levels: Linda Nazareth in the Globe and Mail

There is a lot of work to be done if we do not want to see many people left behind as the world...