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Judging the provinces – Charter interpretation and the erosion of provincial autonomy: Dave Snow and Mark Harding

January 21, 2026

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Canada pays higher price than peers for modest pandemic success: MLI’s COVID Misery Index

January 20, 2022

US and UK vaccine rollouts the big story in the latest MLI COVID Misery Index update; Canada’s response continues to lag

Experts

Canada Improves Its Global CMI Ranking, But Faces a New Form of Misery

January 20, 2022

Foreign Affairs

Canadians support a stronger, more principled foreign policy: MLI’s Annual Foreign Policy and International Affairs Survey

January 14, 2022

Foreign Affairs

Reinserting Canada into America’s Indo-Pacific Perspective: Zack Cooper for Inside Policy

January 12, 2022

Canada can’t have it both ways when it comes to China: Charles Burton on the Shaye Ganam Show

Foreign Affairs

Canada’s Huawei decision will be a moment of reckoning for the country: J. Michael Cole in the Globe and Mail

January 5, 2022

Across the Pond Ep. 1: A new podcast series by MLI’s Transatlantic Program

Experts

Across the Pond Ep. 7: NATO’s New Strategic Concept and Why It Matters

December 23, 2021

Canada and the Indo-Pacific Initiative

US must rethink its approach to a flexible and inclusive Indo-Pacific: Stephen Nagy in Nikkei

December 21, 2021

Domestic Policy

Access to Capital is a Challenge for Indigenous Nations. Protesting Banks for Investing in Our Territories Doesn’t Help: Chris Sankey for Inside Policy

December 17, 2021

Foreign Affairs

Webinar panel video: Global Japan – Japan’s foreign policy and implications for Canada

December 17, 2021

Foreign Affairs

Dominic Barton is out. Who will take over the China file?: J. Michael Cole in The Line

December 16, 2021

For Tibetans, Don’t Let It Be the “Genocide Olympics” All Over Again: Sherap Therchin and Anvesh Jain for Inside Policy

Foreign Affairs

Political boycott of Beijing Olympics is warranted: David Kilgour and Phil Kretzmar for Inside Policy

December 10, 2021

Foreign Affairs

Keeping our eyes open to China’s machinery of repression: Caylan Ford and David Matas for Inside Policy

December 10, 2021

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Judging the provinces – Charter interpretation and the erosion of provincial autonomy: Dave Snow and Mark Harding

Projects

Canada pays higher price than peers for modest pandemic success: MLI’s COVID Misery Index

Canada Improves Its Global CMI Ranking, But Faces a New Form of Misery

Canadians support a stronger, more principled foreign policy: MLI’s Annual Foreign Policy and International Affairs Survey

Reinserting Canada into America’s Indo-Pacific Perspective: Zack Cooper for Inside Policy

Canada’s Huawei decision will be a moment of reckoning for the country: J. Michael Cole in the Globe and Mail

Across the Pond Ep. 7: NATO’s New Strategic Concept and Why It Matters

US must rethink its approach to a flexible and inclusive Indo-Pacific: Stephen Nagy in Nikkei

Access to Capital is a Challenge for Indigenous Nations. Protesting Banks for Investing in Our Territories Doesn’t Help: Chris Sankey for Inside Policy

Webinar panel video: Global Japan – Japan’s foreign policy and implications for Canada

Dominic Barton is out. Who will take over the China file?: J. Michael Cole in The Line

Political boycott of Beijing Olympics is warranted: David Kilgour and Phil Kretzmar for Inside Policy

Keeping our eyes open to China’s machinery of repression: Caylan Ford and David Matas for Inside Policy

Top News

B.C.’s fast-track law is stalled before it takes effect: Jerome Gessaroli in the Vancouver Sun

I fled Beijing’s AIIB alleging CCP influence. The Bank’s appointment of a United Front veteran proves my case: Bob Pickard for the Bureau

Why Canada should think twice before building more refineries: Trevor Tombe in The Hub

Multimedia

Breakthrough Nation with Karen Restoule: Chelsee Pettit Series 2, Ep. 5

Flashpoints reshaping global power – Venezuela and Iran: Joe Varner on the Brian Crombie Hour

Breakthrough Nation with Karen Restoule: Kim Baird Series 2, Ep. 4

Cancel the F-35? JAS 39 Gripen Fighter would cripple Canada’s Air Force: Rob Huebert and Jamie Tronnes for National Security Journal

Canada must settle the F-35 debate before Trump forces the issue: J.L. Granatstein for Inside Policy

A separate Alberta would be a poorer Alberta: Trevor Tombe in The Hub

How gender activists stole the media, distorted medicine, and hurt Canadian kids: Mia Hughes for Inside Policy

Fixing Canada’s broken immigration system – Presenting more data to Parliament: Michael Barutciski

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