Ken Coates in Inside Policy: Five priorities for Aboriginal Canada in election 2015
Helping to improve the fortunes of Aboriginal Canadians has proven to be remarkably difficult. Ken Coates, writing in Inside Policy, ...
Tag: Election 2015
Election 2015: Coates, Newman available to comment on Aboriginal affairs
Dwight Newman The Macdonald-Laurier Institute is highlighting its authors’ work on some of the major public policy issues going into ...
Election 2015: Christian Leuprecht available to comment on counterterrorism policy
The Macdonald-Laurier Institute is highlighting its authors’ work on some of the major public policy issues going into this year’s ...
Election 2015: Ian Lee available to comment on Canada Post reform
The Macdonald-Laurier Institute is highlighting its authors’ work on some of the major public policy issues going into this year’s ...
Election 2015: John Pepall available to comment on electoral reform
The Macdonald-Laurier Institute is highlighting its authors’ work on some of the major public policy issues going into this year’s ...
Fullerton in Inside Policy: Reviving health care as an election issue
When it comes to new ideas on curbing rising health care costs, our political parties are paralysed. Dr. Merrilee Fullerton ...
Stanley Hartt in Inside Policy: Be careful what you wish for with electoral reform
While many are disenchanted with Parliament these days, Stanley H. Hartt writes that certain proposals to fix the ways Senators ...
Election 2015: MLI’s Philip Cross available to comment on fiscal policy, income inequality
The Macdonald-Laurier Institute is highlighting its authors’ work on some of the major public policy issues going into this year’s ...
Aboriginal engagement could “tip the balance” during federal election, Coates tells the Hill Times
Aboriginal issues are shaping up to play a bigger part in the 2015 federal election than in past campaigns, Macdonald-Laurier ...
Kinder, gentler Conservatives: Stanley Hartt in Inside Policy
Canada’s governing Conservatives have gone a long way portraying themselves as the tough, realistic outside force for change. Now, as ...
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Time for an intervention – an urgent call to end “gender-affirming” treatments for children: J. Edward Les for Inside Policy
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The Governor General deserves better, but we deserve impartiality: Philippe Lagassé for Inside Policy
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Conservatives can reject destructive left-wing policies and still take climate change seriously: Brian Lee Crowley in the National Post
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Success assured? Appraising the Canadian-led Enhanced Forward Presence battlegroup in Latvia
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Widespread shortages, skyrocketing costs: the growing calamity that is government-controlled child care
