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Holding the government accountable for using the Emergencies Act: Ryan Alford for Inside Policy
By Ryan Alford, April 5, 2022 The Emergencies Act was invoked for the first time in Canadian history on February...
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The troubled homecoming: Seeking accountability against Canadian foreign fighters returning home from abroad
By Sarah Teich and David Matas March 9, 2022 PDF of paper Executive Summary This paper analyses the relevant criminal...
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OTTAWA, ON (March 9, 2022): When Canadians leave to fight for terrorist groups like the Islamic State, inevitably some return home....
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Why the consistent application of the rule of law is so crucial
OTTAWA, ON (March 7, 2022): From blogs and coffee shops to the benches of Parliament, the "Freedom Convoy" spectacle and...
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Jagmeet Singh’s support for Emergencies Act shows he’s no Tommy Douglas: Stuart Parker for Inside Policy
By Stuart Parker, February 24, 2022 The ghost of Tommy Douglas looms large for Canada’s New Democrats. There is good...
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The Danger of Politicizing the Policing of Protests: Ryan Alford for Inside Policy
The constitution requires tolerance for groups of law-abiding citizens who choose to come together to be heard, writes Ryan Alford....
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We undermine the neutrality of the law at our peril: Brian Lee Crowley in the Line
When the law is used to promote or shield specific causes and interests, people only obey the law when it...
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Ep. 73 – A Narrow Victory for Freedom of Speech with Aaron Wudrick and Leonid Sirota
Macdonald-Laurier Institute's Pod Bless Canada · Ep. 73 - The Narrow Victory of Freedom of Speech with Aaron Wudrick and...
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Combating toxic cultures requires leadership, whether in the military or hockey: Richard Shimooka in the Vancouver Sun
As Richard Shimooka writes in the Vancouver Sun, when it comes to toxic cultures in military or hockey, "leadership has...
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Thoughts on the Supreme Court’s narrow rejection on the right not to be offended in Ward v. Quebec: Sirota for Inside Policy
The abuse of anti-discrimination law as an instrument of censorship would have been only the beginning, writes Leonid Sirota. By...
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Holding the government accountable for using the Emergencies Act: Ryan Alford for Inside Policy
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How should NATO respond to Russia’s challenge to European security and stability? New MLI report
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Where have all the pragmatic environmentalists gone? Heather Exner-Pirot in the Toronto Star
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Canadian Surface Combatant program remains best option for Royal Canadian Navy: Richard Shimooka in the Hill Times