Canada backs the Philippines against Chinese coercion: Kevin Vuong and Christopher Coates for Inside Policy
By Kevin Vuong and Christopher Coates, May 13, 2026 Canada has quietly emerged as a consequential security partner to the ...
Canada released an ISIS recruiter. Here’s why—and how to prevent it from happening again: Ches W. Parsons and Sheryl Saperia in The Hub
This article originally appeared in The Hub. By Ches W. Parsons and Sheryl Saperia, May 13, 2026 The Parole Board ...
DRIPA’s problem is not its goal. It is its design: Jerome Gessaroli for Inside Policy
By Jerome Gessaroli, May 12, 2026 Within weeks, British Columbia’s government moved from considering amendments to DRIPA, to proposing a ...
Unseating responsible government: Judicial interference in Canada’s parliamentary democracy
By Geoffrey Sigalet, Kerry Sun, and Yuan Yi Zhu May 12, 2026 PDF of paper Executive Summary | Sommaire (le ...
Undoing Charter creep
OTTAWA, ON (May 12, 2026): Canada’s constitutional balance is being upended by judicial decisions that have expanded the role of ...
Canada’s middle power era is over: Stephen Nagy for Inside Policy
By Stephen Nagy, May 11, 2026 For decades, Canadian foreign policy rested comfortably on the enduring, unquestioned assumptions of a ...
B.C. EV sales mandate risks redundancy as Ottawa changes course: Jerome Gessaroli for Business in Vancouver
This article originally appeared in Business in Vancouver. By Jerome Gessaroli, May 11, 2026 British Columbia’s NDP government says it ...
Canada drew a line on anti-Asian hate, why not on anti-Jewish violence?: Kevin Vuong in the Toronto Sun
This article originally appeared in the Toronto Sun. By Kevin Vuong, May 11, 2026 Even at the height of anti-Asian hate ...
Ceasefire confirms Israel ‘Genocide’ allegation is misguided: Brian Cox in Real Clear World
This article originally appeared in Real Clear World. By Brian Cox, May 7, 2026 Recent reports that the United States ...
Layers of Medicare dysfunction: Shawn Whatley in National Newswatch
This article originally appeared in National Newswatch. By Shawn Whatley, May 6, 2026 Federal Health Minister Marjorie Michel recently informed ...
Invisible internal trade barriers: How Canada’s fragmented, opaque procurement systems limit competition and drive up spending
By Ryan Manucha and Joe Noss May 6, 2026 PDF of paper Executive Summary | Sommaire (le français suit) Canada’s ...
Canada’s lagging procurement systems
OTTAWA, ON (May 6, 2026): As governments across Canada move to strengthen internal trade, a major blind spot remains: how ...
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