Our continual underestimation of the threat has left us even more exposed to the dangers of terrorism, writes Chris Alexander in the Walrus....
Yes, terrorist attacks such as recently took place in Paris and Brussels periodically grab the world’s attention. But Jon Kay, the editor of...
Walrus editor Jon Kay and former citizenship and immigration minister Chris Alexander square off in the first event in Toronto of the Macdonald-Laurier...
The Macdonald-Laurier Institute’s Great Canadian Debates are back with a star lineup of Canada’s most influential thinkers! Conrad Black, David Frum, Elizabeth May,...
The Senate: An anachronistic body that shields itself at every turn from the will of the people, or an institution that has repeatedly...
Canada’s Senate cannot be abolished, says Stanley Hartt in the National Post. Therefore, it must be saved. Hartt will argue against the motion...
The time for tinkering with the Senate is past, writes Tasha Kheiriddin in the National Post. Canada’s upper chamber needs wholesale pruning. Kheiriddin...
The Macdonald-Laurier Institute’s series returns on Nov. 19 with a look at the future of Canada’s Upper Chamber OTTAWA, November, 16, 2015 –...
McGill University economist William Watson has chimed in with words of praise for the Macdonald-Laurier Institute’s fifth anniversary celebrations. "At the age of...
Canadian military historian Jack Granatstein is the latest influential Canadian to offer his congratulations to the Macdonald-Laurier Institute on hitting the five-year milestone....
