Canada’s Defence Policy Review - The Asterisk dear boy, the asterisk: Joel Sokolsky for Inside Policy
The government defence review does not fundamentally alter Canadian defence policy, writes Joel Sokolsky. It is also silent on one key part, the...
Strong, Secure and Engaged – More of the Same?: Richard Cohen for Inside Policy
Canada’s new defence policy, while having some encouraging features, still falls well short of the agreed NATO spending goal, with potentially dangerous consequences,...
Why diversity isn’t “Canada’s strength” - Philip Carl Salzman for Inside Policy
Our country is strong despite our differences, writes Philip Carl Salzman. We are united in our commitment to Canada’s unifying ideas and values....
Incremental Progress and Deficit Dangers in Budget 2017: Sean Speer for Inside Policy
The 2017 Budget does reveal incremental progress in certain policy areas, writes Sean Speer. But we need to be very wary of significant...
Canada Must Spend More on Defence or Cede Responsibility to the US: James Fergusson for Inside Policy
Canada faces the prospect of modernizing and broadening North American defence, writes James Fergusson. As such, it will be forced to spend more...
Who speaks for Canada on internal trade?: Crowley and Speer in the Globe
Prime Minister Trudeau must understand that real reform on internal trade needs to come from Ottawa, write Brian Lee Crowley and Sean Speer...
Like Chrétien, Trudeau has been handed an opportunity on trade: Brian Lee Crowley in the Globe
The Liberals return to power much like they did in 1993, with a decision to make on an important trade deal negotiated by...
A New Year's prediction: government will again fail to meet expectations
In a column for the Ottawa Citizen, MLI Managing Director Brian Lee Crowley predicts that in 2016 the federal government will fail to...
