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On August 25, MLI Senior Fellow Mia Hughes (@_CryMiaRiver) will be joining Frances Widdowson (@FrancesWiddows1) and Peter Boghossian (@peterboghossian) at the @RunnymedeSoc forum on "How to Have Impossible Conversations."
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📢 SPECIAL EVENT ANNOUNCEMENT – HOW TO HAVE IMPOSSIBLE CONVERSATIONS
Can we still have difficult discussions?
On Tuesday, August 25, the Runnymede Society will present "How to Have Impossible Conversations: A Runnymede Forum on Civil Dialogue" in Calgary.
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“The numbers are good, and the economy does appear to be turning the corner. That’s very welcome. But the swing from one label to the other tells us more about how fast the mood can shift than about how much the economy has actually changed.
A better way to think about it is
“Trust is the confidence that policies and practices reflect reasons why universities exist and receive wide public support. It does not end precipitously; it erodes over time because of repeated failures to earn and maintain this confidence. There are many examples of where this
“The unresolved question is what Washington would accept as a win.
‘I wrestle with this question every day,’ said Jamie Tronnes, executive director of the Center for North American Prosperity and Security. ‘It’s really hard to know if you can meet the goalpost if you don’t know
“The standoff has deep roots in British Columbia’s unresolved land question, according to Karen Restoule, director of Indigenous affairs at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute. Restoule observed that roughly 95 percent of the province’s land mass was assumed by the Crown without
“For many years civil society organizations pleaded with successive federal governments to recognize and address the danger of foreign interference. Whether the registry delivers on its promise of transparency will depend almost entirely on four elements of its implementation,”
