Making the Ring of Fire work for everyone: Joseph Quesnel in the Toronto Sun
If all parties get it right, the Ring of Fire can become a model for Indigenous engagement on resource development for all of...
The biggest victim of the college admissions scandal may be the economy: Linda Nazareth in the Globe and Mail
The U.S. college scandal is shocking, but maybe it should best be used to get us to rethink the value of what it...
Determining competitiveness in an increasingly intangible innovation economy: Speer and Asselin in the Globe and Mail
The rise of the intangible economy requires us to re-evaluate, refine and reorient how we think about economic policy and aim to position...
Prosecutorial independence at the heart of Lavscam: Brian Lee Crowley for Inside Policy
The principle of prosecutorial independence is designed to ensure that political factors do not impinge on the integrity of the rule of law,...
It starts with canola: How China could weaponize Canada’s federal election: J. Michael Cole in the Globe and Mail
Beijing could adopt a divide-and-conquer strategy to polarize Canadian society ahead of the federal elections, writes J. Michael Cole. By J. Michael Cole,...
State intrusion into our lives is stifling vitality: Philip Cross in the Financial Post
Feeling alive is what many people want more than the material comforts promised by government and proffered by corporations, writes Philip Cross. By...
Canada Should Use the Magnitsky Act to Target China’s Human Rights Violators: Irfan Yar in the Epoch Times
By applying targeted sanctions against Chinese officials, Canada would send a powerful message to Beijing that it stands firmly for human rights and...
Weaponizing deficit spending as a political tool: Sean Speer for Inside Policy
The 2019 budget reveals the government’s attempt to make a budgetary deficit a central part of its political argument, writes Sean Speer. By...
Another sprawling, unfocused budget, and so little to show for all the red ink: Philip Cross in the Financial Post
Spending in this budget is not concentrated in specific areas where government can make a difference, but spread far and wide so it...
Why Canada’s counter-proliferation framework needs an update: Alex Wilner in the Hill Times
New strategies for communicating threats, responses, and obligations with a range of Canadian stakeholders are needed, writes Alex Wilner. By Alex Wilner, March...
