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When it comes to reconciliation, does Canada warrant a passing – or failing – grade? Ken Coates and Karen Restoule for Inside Policy

September 30, 2024

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China: The dragon at the door

Canada can learn from Taiwan on relations with China: Marcus Kolga in the Toronto Star

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Foreign Affairs

Flight PS752: A deadly combination of Iran’s recklessness and incompetence: Aurel Braun in The Conversation

January 10, 2020

Canada can’t break its debt habit, and it’s killing growth: Cross in the Financial Post

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The 2010s were a lost decade of debt: Philip Cross in the National Post

January 10, 2020

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Modest gains point to continued slow growth for early 2020: MLI’s Leading Economic Indicator

January 9, 2020

A recession could be different this time – for workers and the unemployment rate: Linda Nazareth in the Globe and Mail

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Liberals about to deliver another kick in the groin to corporate Canada: Jack Mintz in Financial Post

January 9, 2020

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Iran’s Fawning Western Apologists: Kaveh Shahrooz in Quillette

January 8, 2020

China: The dragon at the door

Chinese Disinformation in Taiwan: J. Michael Cole in the Taiwan Sentinel

January 6, 2020

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Japan’s foreign exchange law – Stricter investment rules a boon to allies, economic security: J. Berkshire Miller in the Japan Times

January 6, 2020

China: The dragon at the door

Mapping a strategy for dealing with China: Margaret McCuaig-Johnston in the Telegraph Journal

January 6, 2020

Agriculture and Agri-Food

Might taxing ice cream help reduce greenhouse gas emissions? Linda Nazareth in the Globe and Mail

January 6, 2020

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2019 may have been a new dawn for hope and revolution: Richard Owens in the Financial Post

January 6, 2020

Determining competitiveness in an increasingly intangible innovation economy: Speer and Asselin in the Globe and Mail

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Don’t reject change — manage its effects: Jack Mintz in Financial Post

January 2, 2020

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When it comes to reconciliation, does Canada warrant a passing – or failing – grade? Ken Coates and Karen Restoule for Inside Policy

Latest News

Canada can learn from Taiwan on relations with China: Marcus Kolga in the Toronto Star

Flight PS752: A deadly combination of Iran’s recklessness and incompetence: Aurel Braun in The Conversation

The 2010s were a lost decade of debt: Philip Cross in the National Post

Modest gains point to continued slow growth for early 2020: MLI’s Leading Economic Indicator

Liberals about to deliver another kick in the groin to corporate Canada: Jack Mintz in Financial Post

Iran’s Fawning Western Apologists: Kaveh Shahrooz in Quillette

Chinese Disinformation in Taiwan: J. Michael Cole in the Taiwan Sentinel

Japan’s foreign exchange law – Stricter investment rules a boon to allies, economic security: J. Berkshire Miller in the Japan Times

Mapping a strategy for dealing with China: Margaret McCuaig-Johnston in the Telegraph Journal

Might taxing ice cream help reduce greenhouse gas emissions? Linda Nazareth in the Globe and Mail

2019 may have been a new dawn for hope and revolution: Richard Owens in the Financial Post

Don’t reject change — manage its effects: Jack Mintz in Financial Post

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The new censorship, professional regulators erode free speech: Peter Copeland and Christine Van Geyn for Inside Policy Talks

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Urban violent crime report: A look at Canada’s major cities

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Chasing the wind – The value of wind generation in a low-emission nuclear and hydro-dominant grid: the case of Ontario

What should a Conservative climate policy look like? Hopefully Alberta’s: Heather Exner-Pirot in the Hub

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