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 ...
Tag: domestic policy
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 ...
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 ...
The Macdonald-Laurier Institute Announces Newest Distinguished Fellow, Kenneth Coates
OTTAWA, ON (November 18, 2021): The Macdonald-Laurier Institute is pleased to announce our newest Distinguished Fellow, Ken Coates. With an unparalleled ...
Canada is not a half-mast nation: Patrice Dutil for Inside Policy
The vast majority of Canadians are eager to know better the real triumphs of past generations in forging a progressive ...
Without plan for new submarines Canada faces defence gap in the Arctic: Jeffrey F. Collins in the National Post
The Royal Canadian Navy has been clear that it sees an Arctic ice capability as necessary for a future submarine ...
How the rest of Canada should respond to the Alberta equalization referendum: Coates and Exner-Pirot in the Toronto Star
While one can debate the referendum tactic, it should be clear that opposition to equalization is a symptom and not ...
Ottawa’s flawed plan to censor harmful web content is doomed – and dangerous: Philip Palmer for Inside Policy
Proposed new rules threaten Charter rights of Canadians and have no authority over foreign-controlled social media platforms, writes Philip Palmer. ...
Eyes on the prize: How Canada can and should double GDP by 2050
OTTAWA, ON (October 19, 2021): Governments over the years have set targets for greenhouse gas emission reductions, inflation, immigration, spending ...
Stop messing with free speech on the internet: Peter Menzies in the Financial Post
A sound national communications policy won’t be found by trying to revive Bill C-10 and the divisive political thinking that ...
How Canada can become a global leader in digital communications policy: New MLI Commentary
OTTAWA, ON (September 16, 2021): For many years, Canada has fallen behind the world when it comes to updating our digital ...
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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
