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Foreign Affairs

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

September 1, 2026

Columns

Canada playing catch-up with northern technological futures: Ken Coates and Carin Holroyd in the Hill Times

December 6, 2023

Inside Policy

Academic freedom is under attack in the Americas – overcoming silence and intimidation: Isaac Nahon-Serfaty for Inside Policy

December 4, 2023

Inside Policy

As Gaza demonstrates, Canada needs the tools to counter international kidnapping: Sarah Teich for Inside Policy

December 1, 2023

Columns

Trudeau vs. Harper on oil and gas output. The result will surprise you: Philip Cross in the Financial Post

December 1, 2023

How a mining standoff in Saskatchewan can be a boon to both reconciliation and the economy: Ken Coates in the Globe and Mail

Columns

Saskatchewan bill shows why the notwithstanding clause exists: Dave Snow in the Hill Times

December 1, 2023

Don’t hike Toronto’s most-distorting tax, the land transfer tax: Jack Mintz in the Financial Post

Columns

Our cities becoming urban ‘doughnuts’ — empty in the core. Changes are needed: Jack Mintz in the Financial Post

December 1, 2023

Inside Policy

If you were surprised by support for Hamas terror, you weren’t paying attention: Daniel Dorman for Inside Policy

November 30, 2023

Columns

The feds have surrendered to Google over Online News Act. Now what? Peter Menzies in the Epoch Times

November 30, 2023

Columns

The case for converting Asian coal plants to Canadian LNG: Jerome Gessaroli in the Edmonton Journal

November 30, 2023

Columns

Choosing Boeing for new military surveillance planes is the right decision made the wrong way: Richard Shimooka in the Hub

November 30, 2023

Columns

First Quantum’s Panama saga shows Canada must treat copper, a vital metal, more seriously: Heather Exner-Pirot in the Globe and Mail

November 30, 2023

Columns

Government surrenders to Google: Peter Menzies in the Line

November 30, 2023

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

Columns

Canada playing catch-up with northern technological futures: Ken Coates and Carin Holroyd in the Hill Times

Academic freedom is under attack in the Americas – overcoming silence and intimidation: Isaac Nahon-Serfaty for Inside Policy

As Gaza demonstrates, Canada needs the tools to counter international kidnapping: Sarah Teich for Inside Policy

Trudeau vs. Harper on oil and gas output. The result will surprise you: Philip Cross in the Financial Post

Saskatchewan bill shows why the notwithstanding clause exists: Dave Snow in the Hill Times

Our cities becoming urban ‘doughnuts’ — empty in the core. Changes are needed: Jack Mintz in the Financial Post

If you were surprised by support for Hamas terror, you weren’t paying attention: Daniel Dorman for Inside Policy

The feds have surrendered to Google over Online News Act. Now what? Peter Menzies in the Epoch Times

The case for converting Asian coal plants to Canadian LNG: Jerome Gessaroli in the Edmonton Journal

Choosing Boeing for new military surveillance planes is the right decision made the wrong way: Richard Shimooka in the Hub

First Quantum’s Panama saga shows Canada must treat copper, a vital metal, more seriously: Heather Exner-Pirot in the Globe and Mail

Government surrenders to Google: Peter Menzies in the Line

Top News

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

Ontario is going about bail reform the wrong way: Troy Riddell for Inside Policy

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

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

What’s at stake in the Canada-U.S. trade deal? How looming tariffs could cost Canada 90,000 jobs: Trevor Tombe in The Hub

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