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How Trump kneecapped his own China policy with a 50% tariff on Canada: Anthony De Luca-Baratta in the Washington Examiner

September 2, 2026

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Foreign Affairs

The U.S. will not descend into civil war or dictatorship, but it will become increasingly volatile and Canada must prepare: Balkan Devlen in the National Post

January 13, 2022

Foreign Affairs

What are the legal pathways to seek justice for PS752 victims’ families? Kaveh Shahrooz on CBC News

January 13, 2022

Domestic Policy

Canada needs better policy debate: Philip Cross in the Financial Post

January 13, 2022

Foreign Affairs

Hacking the activists fighting for human rights: Sarah Teich and Mehmet Tohti for iPolitics

January 12, 2022

Pandemic mistrust may eventually improve health care: Jack Mintz in the Financial Post

Domestic Policy

Don’t count on COVID to convince us that medicare needs reform: Jeffrey Simpson in iPolitics

January 10, 2022

Canada can’t have it both ways when it comes to China: Charles Burton on the Shaye Ganam Show

Foreign Affairs

Canada’s Huawei decision will be a moment of reckoning for the country: J. Michael Cole in the Globe and Mail

January 5, 2022

Vladimir Putin is playing a high-stakes guessing game with Ukraine: Aurel Braun in the Globe and Mail

Foreign Affairs

The West cannot concede an inch to Vladimir Putin: Marcus Kolga in the Globe and Mail

December 22, 2021

Domestic Policy

A veteran’s life and tragic end illustrate the stigma and struggles that follow trauma: Richard Shimooka in the Vancouver Sun

December 21, 2021

Foreign Affairs

US must rethink its approach to a flexible and inclusive Indo-Pacific: Stephen Nagy in Nikkei

December 21, 2021

Foreign Affairs

Dominic Barton is out. Who will take over the China file?: J. Michael Cole in The Line

December 16, 2021

Foreign Affairs

Xi’s absence provides Japan with a diplomatic window of opportunity: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

December 13, 2021

Domestic Policy

Canada’s rural-urban divide is getting deeper, and that hurts all Canadians: Donald Savoie in the Globe and Mail

December 13, 2021

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How Trump kneecapped his own China policy with a 50% tariff on Canada: Anthony De Luca-Baratta in the Washington Examiner

In the Media

The U.S. will not descend into civil war or dictatorship, but it will become increasingly volatile and Canada must prepare: Balkan Devlen in the National Post

What are the legal pathways to seek justice for PS752 victims’ families? Kaveh Shahrooz on CBC News

Canada needs better policy debate: Philip Cross in the Financial Post

Hacking the activists fighting for human rights: Sarah Teich and Mehmet Tohti for iPolitics

Don’t count on COVID to convince us that medicare needs reform: Jeffrey Simpson in iPolitics

Canada’s Huawei decision will be a moment of reckoning for the country: J. Michael Cole in the Globe and Mail

The West cannot concede an inch to Vladimir Putin: Marcus Kolga in the Globe and Mail

A veteran’s life and tragic end illustrate the stigma and struggles that follow trauma: Richard Shimooka in the Vancouver Sun

US must rethink its approach to a flexible and inclusive Indo-Pacific: Stephen Nagy in Nikkei

Dominic Barton is out. Who will take over the China file?: J. Michael Cole in The Line

Xi’s absence provides Japan with a diplomatic window of opportunity: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

Canada’s rural-urban divide is getting deeper, and that hurts all Canadians: Donald Savoie in the Globe and Mail

Top News

How Trump kneecapped his own China policy with a 50% tariff on Canada: Anthony De Luca-Baratta in the Washington Examiner

It costs Canada millions to discriminate against white male academics: Eric Kaufmann in the National Post

Conducting diplomacy with America’s showman-in-chief: Stephen Nagy in The Japan Times

Multimedia

Judicializing Everything?: Mark Harding on Runnymede Radio

Deterrence is cheaper than defence: Christopher Coates and Lt.-Col. Joel Maley on Inside Policy Talks

Iran’s demands to reopen Strait of Hormuz includes unfreezing assets, compensation, more: Joe Varner on CTV News

A veiled bet: The West Coast Pipeline and the case Canadians haven’t been shown

China is weaponizing the Canada–US trade rift to divide North America: Stephen Nagy for Inside Policy

U.S. trade deal dead until Canada stops being the ‘Ugly Ally’: Stephen Nagy in the National Post

Gruesome beheading attempt in Belfast a warning against fast-track asylum processes: Michael Barutciski in the National Post

The equity excellence trade-off: A study of EDI in the Canada Research Chairs Program

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