What if Trump is painfully right?: Stephen Nagy for Inside Policy
February 2, 2026












MLI is heading to Washington… Friends tell friends the truth.
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.
How Canada can achieve its potential as an environmentally responsible energy superpower.
If the criminal justice system in Canada isn’t broken, it is bending under enormous pressure.
The world is watching Canada's MAID laws in action...
Analysis from @rljcoelho in MLI's Inside Policy is making global headlines 👇
A year ago, I analyzed MAID deaths from a report by Ontario’s Chief Coroner.
Now my analysis, which includes the case of Mrs. B, is in global headlines as she received MAID the same day she was declined palliative hospice care.
This is not hypothetical.
https://people.com/husband-pushes-wife-to-end-her-life-with-medical-aid-in-dying-11897734
Canada is at a turning point in how it governs the digital economy and artificial intelligence. And it must do so in the face of rapidly changing technology – a challenge that’s compounded by geopolitical tensions and economic stress.
Over the past few years, Ottawa has
The @RunnymedeSoc marked its 10th anniversary at this year's Law & Freedom conference that the @MLInstitute was pleased to sponsor for the third straight year.
Thanks to National Director @TMHaggstrom and his team Naomi Papavero, Robbie Borrelli and others for a great event.
“Most damning is the track record of Beijing’s coercive diplomacy. A report by the Australian Strategic Policy Institute on China’s coercion catalogs 152 cases over a decade affecting 27 countries and the European Union, with a sharp rise since 2018,” writes @nagystephen1, MLI
“For Canada to really become an energy superpower—to meet our full potential—Carney must find a way to unwind the labyrinth of climate policies that his predecessor brought about and replace it with a system that is pragmatic, achievable, and predictable,” writes @ExnerPirot, MLI
“Purchasing fighters, or any defence capability, should be based on a careful consideration of long-term trends and technical evaluation. By considering a dual fleet, Canada is doing the exact opposite — courting a decision that would have deleterious consequences for Canada’s
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