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Conducting diplomacy with America’s showman-in-chief: Stephen Nagy in The Japan Times

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Hong Kong protests have taken the globe by storm. Now the world must stand up to China: Nathan Law and Dawn Brancati in YaleGlobal

November 18, 2019

Bill C-69 is also contentious within Indigenous communities: Stephen Buffalo and Ken Coates in the Toronto Sun

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Canada could help Europe diversify its energy supplies from Russia: Marcus Kolga for Inside Policy

November 18, 2019

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Canada’s place in the world in 2020 and beyond: Richard Fadden for Inside Policy

November 15, 2019

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Protests in Lebanon and Iraq challenge Iranian dominance: Ofira Seliktar and Farhad Rezaei for Inside Policy

November 15, 2019

Domestic Policy

To fight regional economic disparity, Ontario needs Opportunity Zones: Sean Speer, Weseem Ahmed, and Lorenzo Gonzalez in the Globe and Mail

November 14, 2019

Everything for SNC-Lavalin, and little for pipelines: Joseph Quesnel in the Toronto Sun

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Sorry Mr. Trudeau, there’s nothing ‘progressive’ about reckless deficits: Jack Mintz in the Financial Post

November 12, 2019

British Columbia’s two LNG projects may be a first step in regaining trust among investors: Philip Cross in The Hill Times

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Exporting Canadian energy is also good for Europe: Marcus Kolga in the Toronto Sun

November 12, 2019

Domestic Policy

MLI’s Leading Economic Indicator Shows Continuing Meagre Growth in the Economy

November 12, 2019

Foreign Affairs

Dr. Jack Mintz Joins MLI as a Distinguished Fellow

November 12, 2019

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NATO has bigger problems than Donald Trump: Christian Leuprecht in the Globe and Mail

November 11, 2019

Determining competitiveness in an increasingly intangible innovation economy: Speer and Asselin in the Globe and Mail

Domestic Policy

Real innovation required: Richard Owens in the Hill Times

November 11, 2019

Inside Policy

Canada needs to fix its democratic blind spot: nomination races – Kaveh Shahrooz and Brett Byers for Inside Policy

November 6, 2019

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Conducting diplomacy with America’s showman-in-chief: Stephen Nagy in The Japan Times

Library

Hong Kong protests have taken the globe by storm. Now the world must stand up to China: Nathan Law and Dawn Brancati in YaleGlobal

Canada could help Europe diversify its energy supplies from Russia: Marcus Kolga for Inside Policy

Canada’s place in the world in 2020 and beyond: Richard Fadden for Inside Policy

Protests in Lebanon and Iraq challenge Iranian dominance: Ofira Seliktar and Farhad Rezaei for Inside Policy

To fight regional economic disparity, Ontario needs Opportunity Zones: Sean Speer, Weseem Ahmed, and Lorenzo Gonzalez in the Globe and Mail

Sorry Mr. Trudeau, there’s nothing ‘progressive’ about reckless deficits: Jack Mintz in the Financial Post

Exporting Canadian energy is also good for Europe: Marcus Kolga in the Toronto Sun

MLI’s Leading Economic Indicator Shows Continuing Meagre Growth in the Economy

Dr. Jack Mintz Joins MLI as a Distinguished Fellow

NATO has bigger problems than Donald Trump: Christian Leuprecht in the Globe and Mail

Real innovation required: Richard Owens in the Hill Times

Canada needs to fix its democratic blind spot: nomination races – Kaveh Shahrooz and Brett Byers for Inside Policy

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Conducting diplomacy with America’s showman-in-chief: Stephen Nagy in The Japan Times

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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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