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If the criminal justice system in Canada isn’t broken, it is bending under enormous pressure.
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Canada’s internal trade barriers require legal reform, not political shortcuts
The following are transcripts of testimony by Paul Daly and Mark Mancini before the Canadian House of Commons Standing Committee...
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Last month, a major constitutional showdown took place before the Supreme Court of Canada. Over four days of hearings, the...
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When did Section 7 become the Charter’s most powerful tool for shaping public policy?
In the latest commentary from the Macdonald-Laurier Institute, Dave Snow argues the Supreme Court has expanded Section 7 far beyond its original purpose.
He points to major areas of public
“We are in the middle of the worst energy crisis the world has ever faced, our allies are asking for our help, and there’s a broad public consensus that we should produce, generate, and export more oil and gas. At some point, we have to move beyond the politics and focus on the
“Both within and outside of Quebec, national unity promises to once again rear its head. In such times, the ability of provinces to legislate within their own jurisdictional domains may be crucial to avoiding cracks in the federation. And as it has sometimes done before, the
“Instead of tweaking the selection standards, the military should establish entry and basic training standards tailored to recruits’ chosen trades, which would help restore historical training success rates without reducing overall enrollment. Adequately resourcing recruitment
Today, MLI Senior Fellow Rob Huebert testified before the House of Commons National Defence Committee. He outlined three key points regarding the impact of the Defence Industrial Strategy.
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“It increasingly appears Canada has become reluctant to defend lawful military operations, confront foreign interference, protect democratic institutions, or speak openly about coercive behaviour for fear of China’s economic retaliation. The greatest danger is not necessarily
