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China is interfering in every aspect of Canadian society. This project exposes China’s efforts to undermine our democracy and our institutions and explains what we can do about it.
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If the criminal justice system in Canada isn’t broken, it is bending under enormous pressure.
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Confiscating Russia’s frozen assets for Ukraine’s reconstruction: Balkan Devlen with Aaron Gasch Burnett for Inside Policy Talks
Welcome to Double Trouble, a special foreign policy focused podcast series within MLI's Inside Policy Talks, to address the growing...
Read moreDetailsIsrael’s multi-front war: The physical, legal, and narrative battleground
On November 18, the Macdonald-Laurier Institute hosted Arsen Ostrovsky for a compelling discussion on Israel's conflicts with Hamas, Hezbollah, and...
Read moreDetailsA Hereditary Chief’s transformative vision: Ken Coates and Tyee Hasheukumiss for Inside Policy Talks
Welcome to Inside Policy Talks, the premier video podcast of the Macdonald-Laurier Institute. In this episode, Ken Coates, Director of...
Read moreDetailsHow can we trust our electoral process if foreign interference has occurred?: Daniel Dorman on the News Forum
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Speaking to Hannaford of @WSOnlineNews, @brianleecrowley notes that a handful of votes in a few states can powerfully affect the outcome of the coming US election -
"@realDonaldTrump has the advantage... but it could easily go the other way."
Obama's fourth term?: Brian Lee Crowley on Hannaford | Macdonald-Laurier Institute
Brian Lee Crowley discusses the implications of a Harris win in the US presidential election and the highly likely...
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"They have invested so much in @JustinTrudeau's brand... that I find it hard to imagine someone who would be able to step in & change the image of the @liberal_party sufficiently in the time left before the next election," says @brianleecrowley.
'Who's going to save the furniture?' - Liberals ponder life after Trudeau in a crucial week: Brian...
Managing Director Brian Lee Crowley sits with the National Post's Stuart Thomson to discuss ongoing strife in the ...
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.@hehsani71 warns that despite the defeat of #ISIS by a global coalition in 2017, the victory lasted only a short time:
"Recent terrorism-related arrests in #Canada.. are evidence of the resurgence of ISIS & especially its ultra-violent Afghan wing."
ISIS and its violent Central Asian chapter are threatening Canada and the West with jihad. Are we...
Canada and its allies in the West must act now to counter the terrorist threat posed by radical Islamist groups in Central Asia.
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"A new report [by @The_CRDP & @MLInstitute] shows a majority of British Columbians — & a plurality of all ethnic communities surveyed — disagree with the contention that drug criminalization policies are racist."
B.C. poll reveals clash between Indigenous views and drug policy
A supermajority of First Nations respondents disagree that criminalizing drug use is racist, challenging public health advocates' assumptions
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From BC's bold adoption of UNDRIP to New Brunswick's tax disputes, @kenscoates examines how #Indigenous affairs have come to take center stage in provincial elections:
Indigenous affairs reinvented - a tale of three Provinces: Ken Coates in National Newswatch |...
After decades of ignoring Indigenous affairs, happily leaving the challenging file to Ottawa, provincial governments hav...
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.@Fenhampson & @TCSargent argue that making #Canada genuinely competitive in today’s global economy means making hard decisions:
"This is no time for complacency: our #economy is in real trouble & time is short..."
What Mark Carney should really tell the floundering federal government: Fen Osler Hampson and Tim...
We must drastically change economic course. If we don’t, Canada will suffer the same fate as the United Kingdom in the 1970s.
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