The fragmented future of work: What’s your gig?: Linda Nazareth in the Globe and Mail
The gig economy is alive and well, and the work world is only going to get more gig-ified as we move forward, writes...
The upshot to the Canada-China mess? It's done away with our naive assumptions: Charles Burton for Sun papers
China's aggressive actions since the arrest of Meng Wanzhou have caused irreparable damage to its reputation in Canada, writes Charles Burton. By Charles Burton,...
Canada's struggle with China: Brian Lee Crowley and Anastasia Lin in the Washington Times
Canadians know that they must respond firmly as China increases the pressure, but it can’t do it alone. Firm American support in the face of...
Ontario needs to stop dragging down small business: Philip Cross for Inside Policy
As Quebec cleans up its act, Ontario is losing one of it's few competitive advantages. It needs to respond by cutting regulation and...
Cannabis bump won’t make up for oil slump impact on employment: New MLI labour market report
OTTAWA, ON (January 23, 2019): Record low prices for Alberta oil mean bad news for employment figures across the country, according to the Macdonald-Laurier...
Dismantling of power cabinet trio sends a distressing message to Indigenous peoples: Ken Coates in the Hill Times
Speculation is already rife that these steps suggest a downgrading of the prominence given by Prime Minister Trudeau to Indigenous affairs, perhaps because...
Canada has the worst military procurement system in the Western World: Richard Shimooka in the Hill Times
If Canada is serious about improving its defence procurement system, it requires a comprehensive set of reforms that addresses multiple issues simultaneously. There...
Meng Wanzhou and the Future of Canada-China Relations: Charles Burton for Inside Policy
Beijing’s aggressive behaviour towards Canada following Meng Wanzhou’s arrest has irreparably damaged China’s reputation in Canada, writes Charles Burton. By Charles Burton, January...
Federal Indigenous agenda needs innovative ideas: Joseph Quesnel in the Toronto Sun
Minister O’Regan faces a lot of pressure to revive the government’s faltering Indigenous agenda. He can do that by pushing for bold commitments...
For the security of Canadians, Huawei should be banned from our 5G networks: Richard Fadden in the Globe and Mail
There are plenty of reasons why intelligence professionals are alarmed by Huawei’s involvement in our 5G networks, particularly, the close relationship between Huawei...
