How François Legault Made 2021 His Best Year Ever: Dan Delmar for Inside Policy
By Dan Delmar, December 22, 2021 Each year, the Macdonald-Laurier Institute looks back at who or what had the greatest ...
Tag: Domestic Affairs
Quelle surprise! François Legault is Canada’s top policy maker: Inside Policy, December 2021
OTTAWA, ON (December 22, 2021): A Quebec Premier as the top federal policy maker? Believe it. While in past years ...
A veteran’s life and tragic end illustrate the stigma and struggles that follow trauma: Richard Shimooka in the Vancouver Sun
Warren was unique as an individual, however his story is not. Veterans and first responders are more likely to suffer ...
Full steam ahead: Why Canada’s shipbuilding program oughtn’t to be abandoned or cut
A new paper by MLI Senior Fellow Richard Shimooka navigates the lessons, missteps, and outcomes of the Canadian Surface Combatant ...
Canada’s rural-urban divide is getting deeper, and that hurts all Canadians: Donald Savoie in the Globe and Mail
Much of Canada’s political power lives in cities, and that has led to cultural biases and blind spots that risk ...
When Canada lost its training wheels: Patrice Dutil in the National Post
The Statute of Westminster quietly acknowledged the obvious: Canada was a real country that was responsible for its self-determination, writes ...
The Growing Number of Canadian Journalists Who Are Funded by the Feds: Peter Menzies in C2C Journal
If journalists are paid for with my (and your) hard-earned tax dollars, and it’s at government expense, it is now ...
EP. 74 – We Don’t Need Sweeping Changes to Competition Policy to Handle Big Tech with Wudrick, Niblett and Sokol
Macdonald-Laurier Institute's Pod Bless Canada · EP. 74: We Don't Need Changes to Competition Policy to Handle Big Tech w/ ...
No, supporting academic freedom is not racist: Nahon-Serfaty for Inside Policy
University leadership needs to state clearly and unequivocally that academic freedom remains the central pillar of the university’s mission, writes ...
Coming to terms with our politics of judgment: Ken Coates for Inside Policy
Robust debate, not silencing those with whom we disagree, must be a shared, respected and celebrated goal, writes Ken Coates. ...
Combating toxic cultures requires leadership, whether in the military or hockey: Richard Shimooka in the Vancouver Sun
As Richard Shimooka writes in the Vancouver Sun, when it comes to toxic cultures in military or hockey, "leadership has ...
Competition law reforms not needed to meet the challenges of Big Tech: Daniel Sokol in the National Post
There are genuine harms from over-regulation or misguided regulation, writes Daniel Sokol in the National Post. Below is an excerpt ...
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I’m a war scholar. There is no genocide in Gaza: John Spencer on X
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Dismantling the attention economy: How the battle for attention is killing the traditional news media and eroding the foundations of Western democracies
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How much did Canada’s trade retaliation and boycotts actually hurt the U.S.? Trevor Tombe in The Hub
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A separate Alberta would be a poorer Alberta: Trevor Tombe in The Hub
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Crisis of Conformity: The urgent need to restore open inquiry and free expression in Canada’s universities
