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Foreign Affairs

The LDP election through the eyes of allies, ‘frenemies’ and foes: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

September 26, 2024

Columns

Critical race theory is a real problem in Canada: Jamil Jivani in the National Post

July 25, 2022

Columns

Canada must take action to stop the genocide of Uyghurs in China: Sarah Teich, Daniel Eisen, and Mehmet Tohti in the Toronto Star

July 25, 2022

Domestic Policy

De-carbonize production not consumption of fossil fuels: Philip Cross in the Financial Post

July 22, 2022

After decades of timidity, can Canada’s allies still take us seriously? Christian Leuprecht and Bruno Charbonneau in the Globe and Mail

Foreign Affairs

With global threats rising, Canada’s lazy foreign policy is a growing vulnerability: Robert Murray in The Hub

July 22, 2022

Columns

Russia’s war on Ukraine shows need to rethink Canada’s Arctic security strategy: Marie Ascencio in iPolitics

July 20, 2022

Countering the threat that woke corporations pose to our democracy: Jamil Jivani in the National Post

Economic Policy

Companies can put shareholders first and still serve society and the environment: Jerome Gessaroli in the Toronto Star

July 20, 2022

CPP debate provides lessons for pharmacare: Sean Speer in the Hill Times

Columns

Canada should stop stealing from drug companies: Richard C. Owens in the Financial Post

July 20, 2022

Foreign Affairs

Correcting Canada’s mistaken Cuban narrative: Michael Lima and Sarah Teich in The Hub

July 18, 2022

Energy

A $100-million hummingbird nest and other Trans Mountain absurdities: Heather Exner-Pirot in the Edmonton Journal

July 18, 2022

Columns

Why Canada Should Pay More for Medications: Richard C. Owens in the Wall Street Journal

July 18, 2022

Domestic Policy

Government failures are making the case for focusing on core competencies: Aaron Wudrick in the National Post

July 18, 2022

Foreign Affairs

Canada is allowing Russia’s energy blackmail to win the day in Europe: Christian Leuprecht and Shuvaloy Majumdar in the Globe and Mail

July 18, 2022

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The LDP election through the eyes of allies, ‘frenemies’ and foes: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

Columns

Critical race theory is a real problem in Canada: Jamil Jivani in the National Post

Canada must take action to stop the genocide of Uyghurs in China: Sarah Teich, Daniel Eisen, and Mehmet Tohti in the Toronto Star

De-carbonize production not consumption of fossil fuels: Philip Cross in the Financial Post

With global threats rising, Canada’s lazy foreign policy is a growing vulnerability: Robert Murray in The Hub

Russia’s war on Ukraine shows need to rethink Canada’s Arctic security strategy: Marie Ascencio in iPolitics

Companies can put shareholders first and still serve society and the environment: Jerome Gessaroli in the Toronto Star

Canada should stop stealing from drug companies: Richard C. Owens in the Financial Post

Correcting Canada’s mistaken Cuban narrative: Michael Lima and Sarah Teich in The Hub

A $100-million hummingbird nest and other Trans Mountain absurdities: Heather Exner-Pirot in the Edmonton Journal

Why Canada Should Pay More for Medications: Richard C. Owens in the Wall Street Journal

Government failures are making the case for focusing on core competencies: Aaron Wudrick in the National Post

Canada is allowing Russia’s energy blackmail to win the day in Europe: Christian Leuprecht and Shuvaloy Majumdar in the Globe and Mail

Top News

The new censorship, professional regulators erode free speech: Peter Copeland and Christine Van Geyn for Inside Policy Talks

The LDP election through the eyes of allies, ‘frenemies’ and foes: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

Note to the Liberals – you don’t have to be authoritarian to protect against online harms: Peter Menzies in the Hub

Multimedia

The West versus Russian disinfo: Active Measures with Marcus Kolga

Double Trouble – Reflections from GLOBESEC: Jonathan Berkshire Miller, Marcus Kolga, and Alexander Lanoszka

NATO and cognitive warfare: Active Measures with Marcus Kolga

Urban violent crime report: A look at Canada’s major cities

Parliament must investigate shameful public funding for Russian propaganda film: Aaron Gasch Burnett for Inside Policy

Chasing the wind – The value of wind generation in a low-emission nuclear and hydro-dominant grid: the case of Ontario

What should a Conservative climate policy look like? Hopefully Alberta’s: Heather Exner-Pirot in the Hub

A blanket amnesty for illegal migrants would be a disaster for Canada: David L. Thomas for Inside Policy

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