Everything for SNC-Lavalin, and little for pipelines: Joseph Quesnel in the Toronto Sun
Given the lengths to which the government will defend what it sees as core economic interests, Joseph Quesnel asks why ...
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Indigenous people are upset with the Liberal government’s Bill C-69, too: Joseph Quesnel in the Financial Post
For Indigenous communities and businesses, Bill C-69 is not just an interesting academic or policy question, it would impact their ...
Public needs to know pipelines are the best way to go: Joseph Quesnel in the Hill Times
The correct government policy response to this issue is to reduce legal and regulatory uncertainty surrounding pipeline projects and for ...
Canada’s Senate needs time to get Bill C-69 right: Joseph Quesnel for Inside Policy
Bill C-69 should be revamped in order to clarify key issues and avoid future project frustration, writes Joseph Quesnel. A ...
Despite progress on water, the threat of an Indigenous Walkerton remains: Joseph Quesnel for Inside Policy
While boil water advisories are down, real reform is required to give Indigenous communities control over water safety and bring ...
It’s time for governments to recognize the value of partnerships with First Nations: Joseph Quesnel in the Globe and Mail
Indigenous communities rightfully view themselves as being more than just one more stakeholder group to consult in a long list ...
Political leaders are still sowing confusion about the duty to consult: Joseph Quesnel for Inside Policy
NDP leader Jagmeet Singh’s recent remarks show the need to adopt factual and reasonable language when engaging on issues related ...
Federal Indigenous agenda needs innovative ideas: Joseph Quesnel in the Toronto Sun
Minister O’Regan faces a lot of pressure to revive the government’s faltering Indigenous agenda. He can do that by pushing ...
New First Nations Governance Trends Complicate Resource Agreements: Joseph Quesnel for Inside Policy
As First Nations increasingly adopt custom governance structures outside the Indian Act, they will have to clarify who speaks for ...
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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
