Indo-Pacific at the heart of rules-based order: J. Berkshire Miller in the Japan Times
The true litmus case for the rules-based order will be its ability to evolve and withstand the challenges in the Indo-Pacific in the...
Stepping up to meet Putin's challenge: Toward a more resilient NATO
Russia has unleashed all-out information warfare against the democracies of the West – a television and digital onslaught on the liberal democratic values...
Canada should be a world leader in breaking China’s hold on rare earth element mining: Joseph Quesnel in the Hill Times
Rare earth element mining is one area where the national security and broader national interests of Canada, and indeed all of North America,...
Should Canada ban non-residents from buying homes? No: Philip Cross in the Toronto Star
Unfortunately, taxing or even banning non-residents from buying homes hardly addresses the real reasons behind soaring house prices and in practice is not...
Are We All Socialists When It Comes to Medicare? Shawn Whatley in the Epoch Times
Medicare makes every political party act socialist. Without a government that has the awareness and courage to be something different, we can expect...
Stop meddling, government. Let the economy play to its strengths: Philip Cross in the Financial Post
Our comparative advantage results from necessity and synergies among successful industries, not academic fads or industrial policy framed in government offices, writes Philip...
Understanding UNDRIP as a call-to-action, not a plan: Ken Coates for Inside Policy
Relations between the Government of Canada and Indigenous peoples work best when good faith negotiations are used to resolve outstanding issues, writes Ken...
Candidate nominations in Canada are a mess - let's fix that: Kaveh Shahrooz and Brett Byers in the Toronto Sun
Nomination races are poorly designed and incentivize bad behaviour. The consequence is a process at odds with Canadian values and open to manipulation...
Resetting Canada’s Approach to China: Charles Burton and Brett Byers in Inroads
A measured and principled approach to China is ultimately of the greatest sustained benefit first to Canada, then to Canada’s likeminded allies and...
Indigenous participation in energy sector an exercise in Indigenous self-determination, economic development: Joseph Quesnel in the Hill Times
When politicians say they want to keep our resources in the ground, and then say in the next breath they want to improve...
