Books on Aboriginal Canada by MLI authors earn multiple award nominations
Macdonald-Laurier Institute authors Ken Coates and Greg Poelzer have received nominations for several prestigious awards for their books on Aboriginal ...
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The Hill Times acclaims books on Aboriginal affairs by Ken Coates and Greg Poelzer as tops in 2015
The Hill Times is lauding two books by MLI-affiliated authors on Aboriginal affairs as being among the best of 2015. ...
Quietly, change has arrived in Aboriginal Canada: Coates and Poelzer in Sun papers
The great pace of progress in Aboriginal Canada is still difficult to discern amid a cacophony of concerns for First ...
New Coates/Poelzer book makes urgent call for reconciliation with Aboriginal peoples after decades of conflict
In From Treaty Peoples to Treaty Nation, Macdonald-Laurier Institute authors Greg Poelzer and Ken Coates lay out a practical road map ...
MLI’s Fifth Anniversary: Tom Axworthy praises MLI’s work on northern devolution
Tom Axworthy, a political speechwriter, strategist and professor, is applauding the Macdonald-Laurier Institute’s work on improving the lives of northern ...
Alberta paying the price for not investing resource revenue: Poelzer on BNN
The government of Alberta’s multi-billion dollar deficit is a prime example of why provinces should invest resource revenue over the ...
Norway has the most successful sovereign wealth fund, Poelzer tells CBC
Greg Poelzer spoke with the CBC about his recent report detailing the success of Norway’s sovereign wealth fund and how ...
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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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Skiing down euthanasia’s slippery slope: John Keown for Inside Policy
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The Lamentable Decline of Canada’s Reputation as a Dependable and Globally Respected Nation: Peter Menzies in the Epoch Times
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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
