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Economic Policy

A $4 billion hit – What Carney’s tariff retaliation could cost Canadian consumers: Trevor Tombe in The Hub

September 2, 2026

Columns

Statscan’s latest report shows how badly governments have demolished business investment: Cross in the Financial Post

Economic Policy

More turmoil at Statistics Canada: Philip Cross in the Financial Post

May 31, 2024

The Promised Land

Recognition of Palestinian state about politics, not law: Jack Mintz in the Financial Post

May 31, 2024

Rights and Freedoms

Standing up for Macdonald’s legacy on campus: Kelsie Walker for Inside Policy

May 31, 2024

Canada should be a world leader in breaking China’s hold on rare earth element mining: Joseph Quesnel in the Hill Times

Economic Policy

Canada’s resource sector is being stifled by poorly designed regulations: Jack Mintz and Philip Cross in the Globe and Mail

May 31, 2024

Intergovernmental Affairs

Federal public servants can get their remote work, but in return they should expect more rigorous performance reviews: Aaron Wudrick in the Hub

May 31, 2024

Rights and Freedoms

More racism isn’t the solution for racism: David L. Thomas for Inside Policy

May 30, 2024

Foreign Affairs

Who will ‘plug and play’ with AUKUS?: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

May 30, 2024

Foreign Interference

Canada’s new foreign agents registry could do more to protect diaspora communities: Katherine Leung for Inside Policy

May 29, 2024

Foreign Policy

American liberal order or authoritarian free-for-all? The choice is obvious: Brian Lee Crowley in the Hub

May 29, 2024

The Promised Land

If Canada truly cared about peace, it would support Israel’s Rafah operation: Casey Babb in the National Post

May 29, 2024

Health

National pharmacare – might it be a pig in a poke? Nigel Rawson and John Adams for Inside Policy

May 28, 2024

Common sense in language policy is ‘where numbers warrant’: William Watson in the Financial Post

May 28, 2024

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A $4 billion hit – What Carney’s tariff retaliation could cost Canadian consumers: Trevor Tombe in The Hub

Columns

More turmoil at Statistics Canada: Philip Cross in the Financial Post

Recognition of Palestinian state about politics, not law: Jack Mintz in the Financial Post

Standing up for Macdonald’s legacy on campus: Kelsie Walker for Inside Policy

Canada’s resource sector is being stifled by poorly designed regulations: Jack Mintz and Philip Cross in the Globe and Mail

Federal public servants can get their remote work, but in return they should expect more rigorous performance reviews: Aaron Wudrick in the Hub

More racism isn’t the solution for racism: David L. Thomas for Inside Policy

Who will ‘plug and play’ with AUKUS?: Stephen Nagy in the Japan Times

Canada’s new foreign agents registry could do more to protect diaspora communities: Katherine Leung for Inside Policy

American liberal order or authoritarian free-for-all? The choice is obvious: Brian Lee Crowley in the Hub

If Canada truly cared about peace, it would support Israel’s Rafah operation: Casey Babb in the National Post

National pharmacare – might it be a pig in a poke? Nigel Rawson and John Adams for Inside Policy

Common sense in language policy is ‘where numbers warrant’: William Watson in the Financial Post

Top News

A $4 billion hit – What Carney’s tariff retaliation could cost Canadian consumers: Trevor Tombe in The Hub

The U.S.–Canada tariff war – When the elites fight, we all pay: Jamie Tronnes

A trade treaty with the US isn’t much of a threat to Canada’s ‘sovereignty’: David Collins in City Law Forum

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

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

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

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