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Intergovernmental Affairs

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

April 13, 2026

Intergovernmental Affairs

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

Who’s ‘aggrieved’ now?: Heather Exner-Pirot in What’s Up with Alberta

December 9, 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

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

November 27, 2025

Rights and Freedoms

Beyond patchwork protection: Towards comprehensive property rights in Canadian law

November 27, 2025

Intergovernmental Affairs

Want to boost the economy? Improve our transportation systems: Tim Sargent’s Letter to a minister in The Hub

November 24, 2025

Intergovernmental Affairs

Bigger, Not Better: How Canada’s public sector is delivering less for more

November 20, 2025

Canada can – and should – crack down on trade-based money laundering: Jamie Ferrill for Inside Policy

Energy

Four ways to boost growth without spending money: Heather Exner-Pirot in the Financial Post

October 30, 2025

Intergovernmental Affairs

The growing government gap: Rising costs, shrinking returns, and the productivity crisis in the public sector

October 30, 2025

Political Tradition

Better ways to further Alberta’s interests than a sovereignty referendum: Brian Lee Crowley in the National Post

October 16, 2025

Domestic Policy

It’s the judges, not the Charter, that have turned Canada into a lawfare nation: Peter Copeland, Stéphane Sérafin, Kerry Sun, and Yuan Yi Zhu in the National Post

October 14, 2025

Justice

Canada’s whistleblower laws protect the corrupt, not the courageous: Garry Clement for Inside Policy

October 3, 2025

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

Intergovernmental Affairs

Who’s ‘aggrieved’ now?: Heather Exner-Pirot in What’s Up with Alberta

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

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

Beyond patchwork protection: Towards comprehensive property rights in Canadian law

Want to boost the economy? Improve our transportation systems: Tim Sargent’s Letter to a minister in The Hub

Bigger, Not Better: How Canada’s public sector is delivering less for more

Four ways to boost growth without spending money: Heather Exner-Pirot in the Financial Post

The growing government gap: Rising costs, shrinking returns, and the productivity crisis in the public sector

Better ways to further Alberta’s interests than a sovereignty referendum: Brian Lee Crowley in the National Post

It’s the judges, not the Charter, that have turned Canada into a lawfare nation: Peter Copeland, Stéphane Sérafin, Kerry Sun, and Yuan Yi Zhu in the National Post

Canada’s whistleblower laws protect the corrupt, not the courageous: Garry Clement for Inside Policy

Top News

The West can’t wrap its head around Islam: Melanie Phillips and Casey Babb for Inside Policy Talks

Canada’s Anti-American Defense Industrial Strategy: Daniel Dorman and Jamie Tronnes in the National Review

Stop trivializing the use of ‘genocide’: Harry LaForme in The Hub

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

Off Target: Evaluating post-2019 changes to Canada’s gun control laws

Carney demands Supreme Court strip provinces of right to pass their own laws: Ted Morton in the National Post

Blackout: Canada’s impending electricity crisis and how to fix it

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

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

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