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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

Domestic Policy

Disinformation threatens our rules-based social cohesion: Marcus Kolga in the Hill Times

June 13, 2022

Canada and the Indo-Pacific Initiative

Two very different visions for the Indo-Pacific: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

June 10, 2022

Canadians should speak out against the government’s illiberal turn: Aaron Wudrick in the National Review

Columns

In attempting to curb misinformation and disinformation, the Liberals perpetuate same: Peter Menzies in the Epoch Times

June 7, 2022

Foreign Affairs

Canada’s Indo-Pacific absence leaves us on the outside looking in: Stephen Nagy in The Hub

June 7, 2022

Indigenous Affairs

Condemning historical figures like Ryerson and John A. Macdonald must not distract us from true reconciliation: Ken Coates in the Toronto Star

June 6, 2022

Columns

When it comes to postsecondary and hiring, it’s a matter of degrees: Linda Nazareth in the Globe and Mail

June 3, 2022

Coming to terms with our politics of judgment: Ken Coates for Inside Policy

Columns

On speech and conduct, repressive tolerance is a feature, not a bug: Bruce Pardy for Inside Policy

June 3, 2022

The Caisse should focus on Quebecers’ pensions, not ESG: Jack Mintz in the Financial Post

Columns

Quebec’s Bill 96 hardly at odds with conservative movement: Jamil Jivani in the National Post

June 2, 2022

The Canadian Politician Who Could Help Trump Fuse Populism and Conservatism: Sean Speer in Real Clear Politics

Columns

A re-elected Ford government will need a reboot: Jack Mintz in the Financial Post

June 2, 2022

Not enough Canadians know how important the oilsands are: Philip Cross in the Financial Post

Energy

The agency created to protect global energy security isn’t: Heather Exner-Pirot in the Vancouver Sun

June 1, 2022

Domestic Policy

Liberals are no slouches in the shrewd use of populist policies: Aaron Wudrick in iPolitics

May 30, 2022

Columns

Sovereignty in the Arctic and the struggles of the CC-295 Kingfisher: Richard Shimooka in the Hill Times

May 30, 2022

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

Columns

Disinformation threatens our rules-based social cohesion: Marcus Kolga in the Hill Times

Two very different visions for the Indo-Pacific: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

In attempting to curb misinformation and disinformation, the Liberals perpetuate same: Peter Menzies in the Epoch Times

Canada’s Indo-Pacific absence leaves us on the outside looking in: Stephen Nagy in The Hub

Condemning historical figures like Ryerson and John A. Macdonald must not distract us from true reconciliation: Ken Coates in the Toronto Star

When it comes to postsecondary and hiring, it’s a matter of degrees: Linda Nazareth in the Globe and Mail

On speech and conduct, repressive tolerance is a feature, not a bug: Bruce Pardy for Inside Policy

Quebec’s Bill 96 hardly at odds with conservative movement: Jamil Jivani in the National Post

A re-elected Ford government will need a reboot: Jack Mintz in the Financial Post

The agency created to protect global energy security isn’t: Heather Exner-Pirot in the Vancouver Sun

Liberals are no slouches in the shrewd use of populist policies: Aaron Wudrick in iPolitics

Sovereignty in the Arctic and the struggles of the CC-295 Kingfisher: Richard Shimooka in the Hill Times

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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