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Domestic Policy

Canada’s internal trade barriers require legal reform, not political shortcuts

April 27, 2026

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All signal, no virtue – The spread of an ineffective and harmful pedagogical tool: Renaud-Phillippe Garner

October 11, 2023

Papers

When rights clash: The notwithstanding clause and Saskatchewan’s pronoun policy

October 10, 2023

Releases

Far from undermining the Charter, the notwithstanding clause is a crucial part of it

October 10, 2023

Columns

CRTC’s podcast rules mean the days of enjoying a free and open internet are over: Peter Menzies in the Epoch Times

October 10, 2023

Columns

Americans look to Canada for lower drug prices, but are they getting the full picture?: Nigel Rawson and John Adams in The Hill

October 7, 2023

Columns

Alberta taking half of CPP assets is a reasonable place to start: Jack Mintz in the Financial Post

October 6, 2023

Columns

The CRTC said it would leave podcasts alone. Turns out that was a myth: Peter Menzies in the Hub

October 4, 2023

Columns

The CRTC’s latest regulatory decision is sending a chill through the Canadian podcast world: Peter Menzies in the Globe and Mail

October 4, 2023

Inside Policy

Government laws designed to rescue Canadian media have done the opposite: Peter Menzies for Inside Policy

October 4, 2023

Inside Policy

Inside Policy: Canadian media in crisis

October 3, 2023

Columns

Young people’s unhappiness isn’t older generations’ fault: Philip Cross in the Financial Post

September 29, 2023

Canada’s systemic failure to manage complex public policy issues

Papers

Canada’s governance crisis

September 28, 2023

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Canada’s internal trade barriers require legal reform, not political shortcuts

Domestic Policy

All signal, no virtue – The spread of an ineffective and harmful pedagogical tool: Renaud-Phillippe Garner

When rights clash: The notwithstanding clause and Saskatchewan’s pronoun policy

Far from undermining the Charter, the notwithstanding clause is a crucial part of it

CRTC’s podcast rules mean the days of enjoying a free and open internet are over: Peter Menzies in the Epoch Times

Americans look to Canada for lower drug prices, but are they getting the full picture?: Nigel Rawson and John Adams in The Hill

Alberta taking half of CPP assets is a reasonable place to start: Jack Mintz in the Financial Post

The CRTC said it would leave podcasts alone. Turns out that was a myth: Peter Menzies in the Hub

The CRTC’s latest regulatory decision is sending a chill through the Canadian podcast world: Peter Menzies in the Globe and Mail

Government laws designed to rescue Canadian media have done the opposite: Peter Menzies for Inside Policy

Inside Policy: Canadian media in crisis

Young people’s unhappiness isn’t older generations’ fault: Philip Cross in the Financial Post

Canada’s governance crisis

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Canada’s internal trade barriers require legal reform, not political shortcuts

Internal trade reform is finally moving and Canada cannot squander the momentum: Ryan Manucha in The Hill Times

Canada’s citizenship drift: Andrew Griffith in Canadian Affairs

Multimedia

Will the Supreme Court seek to put itself above Parliament?: Yuan Yi Zhu, Xavier Foccroulle Ménard, François Côté and Peter Copeland for Inside Policy Talks

“The Iranian regime had to save face”: Christian Leuprecht on Fight Back with Libby Znaimer

Netanyahu prepared to resume fighting in Iran: Joe Varner on CTV News

More hammers, fewer homes: Why a construction labour surge isn’t ending Canada’s housing crisis

Who counts as Canadian? The Charter case reshaping Canadian citizenship: Randolph Hahn for Inside Policy

Why the Toronto-Quebec high-speed rail line is a bad idea: Richard Shimooka in The Hub

The nonsense around human rights tribunals is even worse than you think: David Thomas in the National Post

A separate Alberta would be a poorer Alberta: Trevor Tombe in The Hub

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