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Economic Policy

Doug Ford is wrong – Why doing nothing at all is Canada’s best response to Trump’s tariffs: Trevor Tombe in The Hub

July 30, 2026

Experts

Canada’s October elections and the risks of CCP interference: J. Michael Cole in the Epoch Times

Foreign Affairs

A Way to Curb Chinese Intimidation: David B. Rikin and Anastasia Lin in the Wall Street Journal

July 14, 2020

Foreign Affairs

Hong Kong Under China’s New National Security Law: Nathan Law on CNN

July 13, 2020

Stop meddling, government. Let the economy play to its strengths: Philip Cross in the Financial Post

Domestic Policy

The future of the Oil and Gas in the post-COVID Economy: Ken Coates on the John Gormley Show

July 13, 2020

Domestic Policy

Canada’s economic freefall might be over, but the recession is far from done: MLI’s Leading Economic Indicator

July 13, 2020

Trudeau suffered a humiliating UN loss. Now he can pursue what really matters: Kaveh Shahrooz in the Ottawa Citizen

Foreign Affairs

Trudeau’s UN Security Council Seat Loss Means Canada Can Focus On What Really Matters

July 13, 2020

Domestic Policy

Suddenly ‘dead money’ is a dead idea: Philip Cross in the Financial Post

July 9, 2020

Domestic Policy

WE isn’t the only problem with COVID support for students: Jack Mintz in the Financial Post

July 8, 2020

Domestic Policy

How the COVID-19 pandemic may accelerate job transformation: Linda Nazareth in the Globe and Mail

July 8, 2020

Foreign Affairs

Is COVID-19 being used by China to gather strategic intelligence? Rob Huebert for Inside Policy

July 7, 2020

CRTC lacks perspective on vital telecom industry: Peter Menzies in Troy Media

July 7, 2020

Hong Kong is a battle for survival and for freedom: Nathan Law in The Economist

Foreign Affairs

Why I’ve fled my home in Hong Kong to keep fighting the tyrants of Beijing: Nathan Law in the Daily Mail

July 6, 2020

Resisting the Chinese Communist Party’s Silent Invasion: Duanjie Chen for Inside Policy

Foreign Affairs

The Chinese Communist Party is not really very Chinese at all: Charles Burton in the Globe and Mail

July 6, 2020

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Doug Ford is wrong – Why doing nothing at all is Canada’s best response to Trump’s tariffs: Trevor Tombe in The Hub

Experts

A Way to Curb Chinese Intimidation: David B. Rikin and Anastasia Lin in the Wall Street Journal

Hong Kong Under China’s New National Security Law: Nathan Law on CNN

The future of the Oil and Gas in the post-COVID Economy: Ken Coates on the John Gormley Show

Canada’s economic freefall might be over, but the recession is far from done: MLI’s Leading Economic Indicator

Trudeau’s UN Security Council Seat Loss Means Canada Can Focus On What Really Matters

Suddenly ‘dead money’ is a dead idea: Philip Cross in the Financial Post

WE isn’t the only problem with COVID support for students: Jack Mintz in the Financial Post

How the COVID-19 pandemic may accelerate job transformation: Linda Nazareth in the Globe and Mail

Is COVID-19 being used by China to gather strategic intelligence? Rob Huebert for Inside Policy

CRTC lacks perspective on vital telecom industry: Peter Menzies in Troy Media

Why I’ve fled my home in Hong Kong to keep fighting the tyrants of Beijing: Nathan Law in the Daily Mail

The Chinese Communist Party is not really very Chinese at all: Charles Burton in the Globe and Mail

Top News

Doug Ford is wrong – Why doing nothing at all is Canada’s best response to Trump’s tariffs: Trevor Tombe in The Hub

Canada’s golden opportunity – ours to lose?: Heather Exner-Pirot on This Is Mining with Amber Mac

Canada must confront Russia’s Arctic aspirations: Alexander Dalziel and Sergey Sukhankin in the National Post

Multimedia

Foreign actors see Canada as the lane of least resistance: Garry Clement and Christopher Coates for Inside Policy Talks

The partnership advantage: Luke Schauerte and Karen Restoule for Breakthrough Nation

Is Canada’s $24B German submarine deal a strategic win or mistake?: Richard Shimooka in The Hub

The Rupture Cycle – Commodities, geopolitics, and Canada’s moment: Heather Exner-Pirot

Canada’s conversation about new submarines is failing to ask the most important question: Rob Huebert in The Globe and Mail

Rebalancing Canada: A two-pillar reform of equalization and federal transfers

The most overlooked aspect of the new West Coast pipeline could be the most consequential: Jack Mintz in The Hub

A threat from within – Why NATO should suspend Türkiye: Isabelle Terranova

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