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Assisted Suicide (MAID)

Alberta’s MAiD legislation applies some common-sense limits—but will Ottawa leave them alone?: Shawn Whatley in The Hub

March 26, 2026

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Foreign Affairs

Strategic acceleration—Evaluating South Korea as a scalable partner in Canadian land power renewal: Steve MacBeth for Inside Policy

August 27, 2025

AI, Technology and Innovation

Canada lags behind US in protecting victims of “deepfakes” and other image-based abuse: Michelle Abel for Inside Policy

August 27, 2025

Ukraine

Canadian boots on the ground in Ukraine?: Christian Leuprecht on The Big Story

August 27, 2025

The younger generations are increasingly distracted, anxious, and commitment-averse. How concerned should we be?: Paul W. Bennett in The Hub

August 27, 2025

A dagger to the heart of Canada’s independent press: Peter Menzies in the Western Standard

Media and Telecoms

Sorry, prime minister, but Canada’s news industry needs more than the CBC to thrive: Peter Menzies in The Hub

August 26, 2025

The best response to Trump is to not lose our heads—and to keep our powder dry: Brian Lee Crowley in The Hub

Indo-Pacific

Navigating tariff turbulence – A strategic assessment of Canadian and Indian responses to US trade pressure: Stephen Nagy in WGI.World

August 26, 2025

Media and Telecoms

Rethinking arts and media funding – A new vision for Canada: Peter Menzies

August 26, 2025

Indo-Pacific

Don’t lose sight of the other global crisis point – The South China Sea: Jonathan Berkshire Miller in the Globe and Mail

August 25, 2025

Free speech under threat: How we can defend it – together

Rights and Freedoms

Free speech under threat: Webinar

August 25, 2025

Housing

Government, not greed, is behind Canada’s housing problem: Anthony De Luca-Baratta for Inside Policy

August 22, 2025

Economic Policy

Government and business make bad corporate bedfellows: Jack Mintz in the Financial Post

August 22, 2025

Foreign Interference

It’s not too late for the federal government to step in and solve the B.C. ferry fiasco: Richard Shimooka in The Hub

August 22, 2025

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Alberta’s MAiD legislation applies some common-sense limits—but will Ottawa leave them alone?: Shawn Whatley in The Hub

Library

Strategic acceleration—Evaluating South Korea as a scalable partner in Canadian land power renewal: Steve MacBeth for Inside Policy

Canada lags behind US in protecting victims of “deepfakes” and other image-based abuse: Michelle Abel for Inside Policy

Canadian boots on the ground in Ukraine?: Christian Leuprecht on The Big Story

The younger generations are increasingly distracted, anxious, and commitment-averse. How concerned should we be?: Paul W. Bennett in The Hub

Sorry, prime minister, but Canada’s news industry needs more than the CBC to thrive: Peter Menzies in The Hub

Navigating tariff turbulence – A strategic assessment of Canadian and Indian responses to US trade pressure: Stephen Nagy in WGI.World

Rethinking arts and media funding – A new vision for Canada: Peter Menzies

Don’t lose sight of the other global crisis point – The South China Sea: Jonathan Berkshire Miller in the Globe and Mail

Free speech under threat: Webinar

Government, not greed, is behind Canada’s housing problem: Anthony De Luca-Baratta for Inside Policy

Government and business make bad corporate bedfellows: Jack Mintz in the Financial Post

It’s not too late for the federal government to step in and solve the B.C. ferry fiasco: Richard Shimooka in The Hub

Top News

The free and open Indo-Pacific – Challenges and prospects ahead: Panel discussion

Alberta’s MAiD legislation applies some common-sense limits—but will Ottawa leave them alone?: Shawn Whatley in The Hub

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Multimedia

Shots fired at US Consulate in Toronto: Joe Varner on Juno News

Dwight Newman on what the Cowichan decision means for property rights in Canada

Alain Bartleman on how Canada’s courts are reshaping Indigenous rights and economic development

Blackout: Canada’s impending electricity crisis and how to fix it

Carney demands Supreme Court strip provinces of right to pass their own laws: Ted Morton in the National Post

Why violent crime is surging in Canada: Dave Snow in The Hub

B.C. Human Rights Tribunal ignores science to silence debate on gender ideology: Mia Hughes in the National Post

Discrimination by design? Race-based admissions in Canadian medical and law schools

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