Building on what works for pharmacare: Sean Speer for Inside Policy
Instead of a one-size-fits-all government pharmacare model, we should focus on targeted, incremental reforms of the current system, writes Sean Speer. By Sean...
Putting NATO defence spending in perspective: David Law for Inside Policy
The key issue is not how much money NATO members are spending on defence, but rather whether members are prepared to reinforce Alliance...
Inside Policy: What’s next for Trans Mountain?
OTTAWA, ON (June 29, 2018): MLI has been at the forefront of the debate on how to best approach the Trans Mountain pipeline,...
Trump’s tariff justification is patently absurd: Charles Boustany for Inside Policy
It is an overly expansive interpretation of US trade law, and frankly an abuse of power, for the Trump administration to impose unwarranted...
The G7 can find common cause in the South China Sea: Brian Lee Crowley for Inside Policy
Canada's developed-nation partners including the US and France are conducting naval exercises pushing back on false claims of sovereignty by China. This could...
Is Canada’s Defence of Supply Management Giving Away the Farm?: Larry Martin for Inside Policy
Ottawa should rethink how it approaches increasing market access in trade negotiations, writes Larry Martin. By Larry Martin, June 8, 2018 Public commentary...
Applying gender-based analysis where every person counts: Crowley and Speer for Inside Policy
Gender-based analysis should open the government’s eyes to the complexity of the lives of each and every one of us, write Brian Lee...
What Lessons can be learned from the Toronto Van Attack Case?: Scott Newark for Inside Policy
We need to learn from the Toronto van attack in order to help prevent such attacks in the future, writes Scott Newark. By Scott...
Following Comeau, lawmakers need to defend Canadians’ economic rights: Crowley and Speer for Inside Policy
The time has come to consider the idea of an economic charter of rights, write Brian Lee Crowley and Sean Speer. By Brian...
Carbon tax entails high economic costs and uncertain benefits: Philip Cross for Inside Policy
There are fundamental flaws in the assumptions underlying a carbon tax, says Philip Cross. This post is based on his opening statement to...
