Canada can still do more to help Ukraine and counter Putin: Marcus Kolga and Brett Byers in the Hub
This article originally appeared in the Hub. By Marcus Kolga and Brett Byers, March 2, 2022 Vladimir Putin’s latest war ...
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Treatment of the Two Michaels reveals Canada’s lack of leverage in Beijing: Brett Byers and Charles Burton for Global News
Canada’s naïveté toward China has left us impotent and rudderless in the face of Beijing’s aggression. What is desperately needed ...
Ep. 58 – Canada and the Indo-Pacific with Jonathan Berkshire Miller and Brett Byers
Macdonald-Laurier Institute's Pod Bless Canada · Ep. 58 - Canada and the Indo-Pacific with Jonathan Berkshire Miller and Brett Byers ...
If Australia can shun China, Canada should, too: Brett Byers and Shuvaloy Majumdar in iPolitics
2020 marks a decisive end to an unmitigated fantasy of China as an economic partner. Canada could occupy a strategically ...
Holding China to Account for the COVID-19 Coverup: Charles Burton and Brett Byers for Inside Policy
There are plenty of actions that Canada should be taking immediately, in coordination with our allies and partners, in direct ...
A better innovation policy: Protect ideas, don’t subsidize businesses: Richard Owens and Brett Byers in the Financial Post
Current innovation policies are a mess of disparate and expensive programs that dole out vast amounts of money wastefully and inefficiently, ...
Ep. 43 – Putting the Rail Blockades and Teck Frontier in Context with Ken Coates and Brett Byers
In the latest episode of Pod Bless Canada, MLI Munk Senior Fellow Ken Coates comments on the ongoing protests and ...
Ep. 42 – What the Taiwanese Election and Coronavirus mean for China with Charles Burton and Brett Byers
In the latest episode of Pod Bless Canada, MLI Senior Fellow Charles Burton discusses the recent Taiwanese national elections, and ...
In Defence of Democracy – Why Canada should look to Taiwan: Brett Byers and Brandon Purcell in the Toronto Sun
What Taiwan’s actions can and should provide are a set of reference points for policy-makers as they consider future efforts ...
Ep. 40 – Why MLI Chose Xi Jinping as Policy-Maker of the Year with Charles Burton and Brett Byers
Every year, the Macdonald-Laurier Institute names the person or institution that has had the greatest impact—for good or ill— on ...
Candidate nominations in Canada are a mess – let’s fix that: Kaveh Shahrooz and Brett Byers in the Toronto Sun
Nomination races are poorly designed and incentivize bad behaviour. The consequence is a process at odds with Canadian values and ...
Resetting Canada’s Approach to China: Charles Burton and Brett Byers in Inroads
A measured and principled approach to China is ultimately of the greatest sustained benefit first to Canada, then to Canada’s ...
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Mexican cartels are a direct threat to Canada’s public safety, and the future of North American trade: Gary J. Hale for Inside Policy
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Canadians are very unhappy with the federal public service—and for good reason: Tim Sargent in The Hub
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Unfortunately for Canadian consumers and creators, the Online Streaming Act is performing exactly as predicted: Peter Menzies in the Hub
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Will Justin Trudeau prorogue Parliament in the new year? History shows there’s little political cost to the practice: Dave Snow in The Hub
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Canada is an energy superpower. It’s time to remind America and act like it: Heather Exner-Pirot in The Hub
