Why we should worry about Trump-Clinton trade bashing: Naomi Lakritz for Inside Policy
Americans notoriously pay little attention to Canada. But if they listen to the rhetoric of their leaders about NAFTA and the TPP, both...
Global aviation safety should trump Chinese intimidation: Crowley in Inside Policy
Canada should cut through UN politics and stand up for Taiwan’s inclusion at next week’s Assembly of the International Civil Aviation Organization in...
Mandating cheap drug access will only make it more difficult to help the world’s poor: Sean Speer and Richard Owens in Inside Policy
A new United Nations report on the accessibility of medicine in the developing world calls for loosening intellectual property regulations to make drugs...
“Social Licence”: The Rule of Law Transgressed: Paul Cassidy, Monika Sawicka and Leah Whitworth in Inside Policy
While it has become popular with politicians, the concept of requiring 'social licence' for resource projects is entirely at odds with the rule...
Ottawa’s innovation agenda requires a robust broadband investment strategy: Paul Beaudry and Sean Speer in Inside Policy
Government policy will play a key role in determining whether we remain a world leader with respect to broadband infrastructure or slide down...
The Winter of Discontent for Women in the Middle East and North Africa: Raheel Raza in Inside Policy
The female leaders of the Arab Spring aspired to bring about peaceful transition through collaboration between men and women, Muslims and non-Muslims, government...
Border security issues with US are piling up for new Canadian Government: Scott Newark for Inside Policy
Ottawa is rapidly falling behind in an area of critical importance for Canadians’ safety: Border security with the United States. By Scott Newark,...
The Supreme Court changes gears on the justice highway: Geoffrey Cowper for Inside Policy
The debate over how to achieve a speedy trial and who is responsible to do so is very old. But with the Supreme...
Barack Obama and the blinkers of idealism in foreign policy: Stanley Hartt in Inside Policy
When America acted as the world's policeman it helped check the advances of corrupt regimes. But the cost of such an endeavor precludes...
In the aftermath of Brexit, Canada’s founding inspires: Alastair Gillespie in Inside Policy
This Canada Day, many Canadians may reflect on the challenges faced by the European federal project, and the risks of disunity in the...
