The Throne Speech we’d like to see: 13 big ideas for Parliament’s next session
With a historic Throne Speech coming on Sept. 23, the government has many challenges to face with the current pandemic and economic crisis,...
Lack of innovation is crippling Maritime recovery: Philip Cross in the Telegraph Journal
Implementing changes to bolster a more entrepreneurial culture will take time, but less than the decades already wasted on government efforts to boost...
After Abe: Can an old hand steer Japan through stormy seas? Jonathan Berkshire Miller in the Globe and Mail
With a new captain at the helm, Japan faces daunting economic and security headwinds. But the world needs the principled, balanced and pragmatic...
Beijing Moves the Goalposts for Resumption of ‘Healthy’ Sino-Canadian Relations: J. Michael Cole for Inside Policy
Undoubtedly frustrated with its inability to coerce Ottawa into releasing Meng, Beijing has decided to up the ante, making Kovrig and Spavor victims...
The free world needs to act together on Hong Kong: Benedict Rogers and Dean Baxendale for Inside Policy
The time for nations to act in unison has never been more apparent. It is essential that democracies around the world unite and...
COVID-19 and the future of Canadian universities: Ken Coates in the Hill Times
The path forward for Canada’s universities is troubling, complex, and uncertain, writes Ken Coates in the Hill Times. By Ken Coates, September 18,...
COVID-19 destroyed. Now we must let innovators create: Philip Cross in the Financial Post
Growing our economy requires cultivating an entrepreneurial mindset, not grandiose plans for more government spending, writes Philip Cross in the Financial Post. Below is...
Ep. 52 - The Silent Invasion of our Academic Institutions with Chemi Lhamo and Ai-Men Lau
Macdonald-Laurier Institute's Pod Bless Canada · Ep. 52 - The Silent Invasion of our Academic Institutions with Chemi Lhamo and Ai-Men Lau This...
Introducing the K-shaped economic recovery, favouring some sectors and leaving others behind: Linda Nazareth in the Globe and Mail
The economy is indeed recovering from the impact of the pandemic, but it is doing so in an awkward way, one that favours...
Khalistani extremism and the bloodbath that started it all: Terry Milewski in the Toronto Sun
An independent Khalistan seems most unlikely to be truly independent of Pakistan, writes Terry Milewski in the Toronto Sun. By Terry Milewski, September...
