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Domestic Policy

Property rights are “precarious” in Canada: Paul Warchuk and Peter Copeland for Inside Policy Talks

December 4, 2025

Experts

Reforming Universities

Harvard eschews ingrained ideology in order to tackle ‘genuinely hard problems’: Peter MacKinnon in the National Post

December 3, 2025

Education

Risking public backlash? Canadian universities and demographic-based faculty hiring

December 3, 2025

Will “The Great Feminization” displace the “old” male-dominated model?: Brian Lee Crowley in Civitas Outlook

December 3, 2025

Assisted Suicide (MAID)

MAiD capacity and consent standards must be rigorously upheld: Ramona Coelho, David Shannon, and Trudo Lemmens for Inside Policy

December 1, 2025

Energy

Echoes of Ottawa in BC’s pipeline spat with Alberta: Jerome Gessaroli for Inside Policy

December 1, 2025

Health

Alberta’s health-care reform a small step without much difference: Shawn Whatley in the National Post

December 1, 2025

Economic Policy

Canada’s not so ‘major’ projects: Ken Coates in the Western Standard

December 1, 2025

Indigenous Affairs

Are Canadian Universities Failing Indigenous Students? Chief Aaron Pete & Karen Restoule on Heterodox Academy

November 28, 2025

Canada is under threat. Now would be a good time to start sorting ourselves out: Mark Mancini in The Hub

Political Tradition

Culture is a worthy fight, and requires a new kind of politician: Shawn Whatley in Without Diminishment

November 28, 2025

Foreign Affairs

Canada is climbing out of Trump’s frying pan and into Xi’s fire: Nathan Law and Daniel Dorman in the National Post

November 28, 2025

Economic Policy

One Canadian economy? Not quite yet: Trevor Tombe in The Hub

November 27, 2025

Political Tradition

The Liberal prime minister Pierre Poilievre should emulate: Christopher Dummitt in the National Post

November 27, 2025

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Property rights are “precarious” in Canada: Paul Warchuk and Peter Copeland for Inside Policy Talks

Experts

Harvard eschews ingrained ideology in order to tackle ‘genuinely hard problems’: Peter MacKinnon in the National Post

Risking public backlash? Canadian universities and demographic-based faculty hiring

Will “The Great Feminization” displace the “old” male-dominated model?: Brian Lee Crowley in Civitas Outlook

MAiD capacity and consent standards must be rigorously upheld: Ramona Coelho, David Shannon, and Trudo Lemmens for Inside Policy

Echoes of Ottawa in BC’s pipeline spat with Alberta: Jerome Gessaroli for Inside Policy

Alberta’s health-care reform a small step without much difference: Shawn Whatley in the National Post

Canada’s not so ‘major’ projects: Ken Coates in the Western Standard

Are Canadian Universities Failing Indigenous Students? Chief Aaron Pete & Karen Restoule on Heterodox Academy

Culture is a worthy fight, and requires a new kind of politician: Shawn Whatley in Without Diminishment

Canada is climbing out of Trump’s frying pan and into Xi’s fire: Nathan Law and Daniel Dorman in the National Post

One Canadian economy? Not quite yet: Trevor Tombe in The Hub

The Liberal prime minister Pierre Poilievre should emulate: Christopher Dummitt in the National Post

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Property rights are “precarious” in Canada: Paul Warchuk and Peter Copeland for Inside Policy Talks

Harvard eschews ingrained ideology in order to tackle ‘genuinely hard problems’: Peter MacKinnon in the National Post

Risking public backlash? Canadian universities and demographic-based faculty hiring

Multimedia

King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden at MLI: Strengthening Swedish-Canadian co-operation

Canadian law enforcement can’t get the basic data it needs: John Gilmour and Christopher Coates for Inside Policy Talks

Why wasn’t an oil pipeline on PM Carney’s ‘nation-building projects’ list?: Heather Exner-Pirot on The Hub Podcast

Urban Violent Crime Report, Volume 2: Comparing crime across Canadian cities

Should Canada cap oil and gas emissions?: Heather Exner-Pirot in Alberta Views

Activist judges are eroding Canada’s democracy by abusing the Charter: Peter Copeland and Mark Mancini in the National Post

Beijing’s blueprint for breaking Canada-U.S. unity: Stephen Nagy for Inside Policy

Gender identity in Canadian law—definition, origins, and societal impact: Mia Hughes for Inside Policy

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