Canada should not forget Afghanistan: Irfan Yar for Inside Policy
Growing expectations of a possible peace deal for Afghanistan should not overshadow the country's problems and challenges, writes Irfan Yar. Canada in particular...
CPP debate provides lessons for pharmacare: Sean Speer in the Hill Times
The CPP experience shows that we must also put forward constructive alternatives that respond to the needs of those poorly-served by the status...
Despite progress on water, the threat of an Indigenous Walkerton remains: Joseph Quesnel for Inside Policy
While boil water advisories are down, real reform is required to give Indigenous communities control over water safety and bring quality up to...
A thorny road lies ahead for Canadian-Chinese relations: Charles Burton in the Globe and Mail
Ottawa needs to be strong and principled in its dealings with China, not weak and accommodating, writes Charles Burton. By Charles Burton, February...
It’s time for governments to recognize the value of partnerships with First Nations: Joseph Quesnel in the Globe and Mail
Indigenous communities rightfully view themselves as being more than just one more stakeholder group to consult in a long list of ticked boxes....
Rethinking how to deal with populism and its discontent: Sean Speer for Inside Policy
A proportionate political and policy response to populism will require that we draw from both sides of our ideological spectrum, writes Sean Speer....
Political leaders are still sowing confusion about the duty to consult: Joseph Quesnel for Inside Policy
NDP leader Jagmeet Singh’s recent remarks show the need to adopt factual and reasonable language when engaging on issues related to the duty...
McCallum's remarks go beyond being pro-Beijing; they're un-Canadian: Shuvaloy Majumdar and Marcus Kolga in the Sun
John McCallum’s remarks were, simply put, a disgrace – one that smacks of political interference, politicization, and disinformation, write Shuvaloy Majumdar and Marcus...
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,...
