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Intergovernmental Affairs

Hey feds, stick to your own lane and butt out of provincial matters: Jack Mintz in the Financial Post

July 26, 2024

Columns

Canada’s military mission in Iraq isn’t so flawed after all: James Cox for Inside Policy

Foreign Affairs

The Enduring Fight against the Islamic State: Craig Whiteside and Rasha al-Aqeedi for Inside Policy

March 10, 2017

Nazareth in iPolitics: Weak temporary foreign worker program hurts the economy

Columns

Victims of Communism memorial should unite Canadians: Marcus Kolga in Sun papers

March 10, 2017

Sean Speer, US deficit, deficit reduction

Columns

Conservatives need to build a positive vision for limited government: Sean Speer in Sun papers

March 3, 2017

Foreign Affairs

A Strategic Focus for Canada-Australia Security Cooperation in the Asia-Pacific: Peter Layton for Inside Policy

March 2, 2017

Foreign Affairs

Strategic Cousins Redux – Canada and Australia in the Age of Trump: John Blaxland for Inside Policy

March 1, 2017

Foreign Affairs

Is a Deal Between Trump and North Korea Possible?: Leszek Buszynski for Inside Policy

February 28, 2017

The Macdonald-Laurier Institute examines major security threats with new Global Look Ahead project

Columns

To compete with Russia in the Arctic, Canada will need to balance soft with hard power: Aurel Braun and Stephen Blank for the Arctic Deeply

February 28, 2017

Foreign Affairs

Canada’s military mission in Iraq isn’t so flawed after all: James Cox for Inside Policy

February 24, 2017

Domestic Policy

A checklist for cutting out underperforming – and expensive – tax expenditures: Sean Speer in Inside Policy

February 23, 2017

Columns

Can NATO handle a renewed need to deter Russia?: Stéfanie von Hlatky in the Hill Times

February 22, 2017

Columns

Tossing criminal charges over court delays harms victims: Benjamin Perrin in the Globe

February 21, 2017

AI, Technology and Innovation

Innovation-obssessed Ottawa tackling a problem that doesn’t exist: Brian Lee Crowley in the Globe and Mail

February 20, 2017

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Hey feds, stick to your own lane and butt out of provincial matters: Jack Mintz in the Financial Post

Columns

The Enduring Fight against the Islamic State: Craig Whiteside and Rasha al-Aqeedi for Inside Policy

Victims of Communism memorial should unite Canadians: Marcus Kolga in Sun papers

Conservatives need to build a positive vision for limited government: Sean Speer in Sun papers

A Strategic Focus for Canada-Australia Security Cooperation in the Asia-Pacific: Peter Layton for Inside Policy

Strategic Cousins Redux – Canada and Australia in the Age of Trump: John Blaxland for Inside Policy

Is a Deal Between Trump and North Korea Possible?: Leszek Buszynski for Inside Policy

To compete with Russia in the Arctic, Canada will need to balance soft with hard power: Aurel Braun and Stephen Blank for the Arctic Deeply

Canada’s military mission in Iraq isn’t so flawed after all: James Cox for Inside Policy

A checklist for cutting out underperforming – and expensive – tax expenditures: Sean Speer in Inside Policy

Can NATO handle a renewed need to deter Russia?: Stéfanie von Hlatky in the Hill Times

Tossing criminal charges over court delays harms victims: Benjamin Perrin in the Globe

Innovation-obssessed Ottawa tackling a problem that doesn’t exist: Brian Lee Crowley in the Globe and Mail

Top News

Hey feds, stick to your own lane and butt out of provincial matters: Jack Mintz in the Financial Post

$100 Billion a year?!? Financial Crime in Canada: Christian Leuprecht and Alexander Dalziel for Inside Policy Talks

Canada must expel Russian diplomats, declare Russia a terrorist state: Stanley Kutcher and Marcus Kolga in the Hill Times

Multimedia

Double Trouble – Unpacking Canada’s announcements at the NATO Summit: Balkan Devlen, Alexander Lanoszka, and Richard Shimooka

NATO Summit Wrap-up: Brian Lee Crowley, Jamie Tronnes, Balkan Devlen for Inside Policy Talks

Why Can’t Canada Meet its NATO Spending Target?: Balkan Devlen on The News Forum

Canada can’t have fast population growth, housing supply constraints, and housing affordability: Steve Lafleur and Josef Filipowicz for Inside Policy

Trudeau-Legault immigration meeting shows federation at its cynical worst: Michael Barutciski

Richard Fadden on dealing with foreign interference in Canada: Inside Policy

When peaceful protests cross the line into criminal conduct: Andrew Roman for Inside Policy

Canada’s shameful betrayal of our Afghan partners goes beyond Sajjan’s specific actions: Richard Shimooka in the Hub

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