A work and opportunity agenda for Canada: MLI study by Brian Lee Crowley and Sean Speer
OTTAWA, ON (September 27, 2018): Fears surrounding economic, social, and political disruption loom large in the minds of policy-makers throughout ...
Tag: Brian Lee Crowley
This is not a ‘bad NAFTA deal’: Brian Lee Crowley and Sean Speer for Inside Policy
Rather than a “worst-case scenario,” the US-Mexico agreement-in-principle contains provisions that are in Canada’s national interests to accept, write Brian ...
Tearing down statues is not reconciliation: Brian Lee Crowley
Nothing will dispel the appetite for reconciliation faster than the belief that Canadians who are justly proud of their country ...
Paying able-bodied people not to work isn’t an act of compassion — it’s an act of surrender: Crowley and Speer in the Financial Post
Getting real people into real jobs is the measure on which the Ford government should be judged, write Brian Lee ...
China is not the answer to our trade woes: Brian Lee Crowley and Sean Speer in the Globe and Mail
Our so-called “stubborn fixation" on the US isn’t a centrally planned decision, but is rather the sum of millions of ...
Does Canada have a refugee crisis? Yes: Brian Lee Crowley in the Toronto Star
Canadians’ openness to immigration is premised on an orderly and fair immigration system designed and run by Canadians in the ...
A US-Canada trade war rages on—and we are not blameless: Crowley and Speer in Maclean’s
The Trudeau government has failed to adjust to Washington’s evolving political landscape—and Canada’s provocations have not helped matters, write Brian ...
Canada must recognize that the game is changing: Buckley, Crowley, and Speer in the Globe and Mail
The point isn’t to condone or condemn the White House’s approach but rather to highlight what’s occurring and set out ...
Why Trudeau spent $4.5 billion to nationalize an oil pipeline: Crowley in the Washington Examiner
It appears the only way a major pipeline project in Canada can get built is if the federal government buys ...
The G7 can find common cause in the South China Sea: Brian Lee Crowley for Inside Policy
Canada's developed-nation partners including the US and France are conducting naval exercises pushing back on false claims of sovereignty by ...
Applying gender-based analysis where every person counts: Crowley and Speer for Inside Policy
Gender-based analysis should open the government’s eyes to the complexity of the lives of each and every one of us, ...
With Trans Mountain, the Liberals will suffer the ‘social licence’ whirlwind they’ve sowed: Brian Lee Crowley in The Financial Post
The Liberals have enacted new regulatory burdens and standards, carbon taxes and emissions caps for the oilsands in exchange for ...
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Urban Violent Crime Report, Volume 2: Comparing crime across Canadian cities
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Beijing’s blueprint for breaking Canada-U.S. unity: Stephen Nagy for Inside Policy
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Should Canada cap oil and gas emissions?: Heather Exner-Pirot in Alberta Views
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Risking public backlash? Canadian universities and demographic-based faculty hiring
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Activist judges are eroding Canada’s democracy by abusing the Charter: Peter Copeland and Mark Mancini in the National Post
