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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.
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.
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Can Indigenous Ownership Unlock Canada’s Resource Potential?: Jamie Schmale and Karen Restoule for Breakthrough Nation
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRXGf1GKq6A
Read moreDetailsThe 3 stages of the AI revolution: Joel Blit and Peter Copeland for Inside Policy Talks
https://youtu.be/YpZOAmcx7LQ Some of the boldest predictions about Artificial Intelligence have forecast that white-collar workers are soon to become obsolete. This...
Read moreDetailsBuilding indigenous business in Canada’s energy economy: Christine Goulais and Karen Restoule for Breakthrough Nation
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Read moreDetailsBuilding indigenous advantage in Canada’s mining economy
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Chinese-manufactured EVs raise serious national security concerns. Canada needs stronger policies to safeguard vehicle technology, protect critical infrastructure, and reduce strategic vulnerabilities.
Read @ProfBShaffer's latest commentary for the @MLInstitute:
As the race for the Arctic heats up, Russia is banking on its nuclear icebreaker fleet to freeze out its rivals. Yet mounting economic strain and geopolitical pressure are exposing cracks in the Kremlin’s strategy.
In “Cracks in the Ice: Power, propaganda, and Russia’s nuclear
“Canada is also home to one of the world’s largest Iranian diasporas, and that community lives under the long arm of the same security state — surveilled and intimidated on Canadian soil. The work is carried out by the IRGC’s intelligence arm and Iran’s Ministry of Intelligence
“As Parliament considers the next phase of MAID legislation, it must confront whether the law’s central concepts are precise. Avoiding unnecessary deaths requires clear statutory definitions of 'reasonably foreseeable natural death,' 'grievous and irremediable,' and 'intolerable
“I’ve been following all the Major Projects Office projects very closely and what's coming up. And obviously, there’s been a focus on the Arctic. Certainly, I would say if you wanted the Mackenzie Valley Highway, this is positive news.
I agree with the premier [N.W.T. Premier
MLI Senior Fellow Paul W. Bennett (@Educhatter) quoted today in the @globeandmail regarding uncontrolled grade inflation:
“‘There is a mountain of evidence that marks have gone through the roof, and that they bear little or no relationship to actual achievement levels,’ says
