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: federalism
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 ...
2021, un grand cru pour François Legault: Dan Delmar pour Inside Policy
Par Dan Delmar, 22 décembre 2021 À la fin de chaque année, l’Institut Macdonald-Laurier (IML) détermine quelle personne ou quelle ...
The city-state reality of Canada’s political landscape: Ken Coates for Inside Policy
Recognizing the political power of Canadian cities has become a core element of national politics, writes Ken Coates. By Ken ...
The Pandemic and the Untimely Re-Emergence of Canadian Federalism: Ken Coates in the Epoch Times
Photo by Jonathan Gideon / LOP The throne speech and the federal and provincial responses to the speeches by the ...
The separatist impulse — in Canada and abroad: Jack Mintz in the National Post
Canada’s encounters with Alberta or Western separatism reflect several truisms that can be learned from elsewhere, writes Jack Mintz in ...
Donald J. Savoie joins MLI as our newest distinguished fellow
OTTAWA, ON (February 20, 2020): The Macdonald-Laurier Institute is pleased to welcome our newest Distinguished Fellow, Professor Donald J. Savoie – Canada’s ...
Ottawa needs a history lesson on the benefits of federalism: Sean Speer for the Huffington Post
Ottawa is centralizing too much power when it should be allowing provinces the freedom to innovate using the power of ...
In the aftermath of Brexit, Canada’s founding inspires: Alastair Gillespie in Inside Policy
This Canada Day, many Canadians may reflect on the challenges faced by the European federal project, and the risks of ...
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Off Target: Evaluating post-2019 changes to Canada’s gun control laws
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Carney demands Supreme Court strip provinces of right to pass their own laws: Ted Morton in the National Post
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Blackout: Canada’s impending electricity crisis and how to fix it
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More hammers, fewer homes: Why a construction labour surge isn’t ending Canada’s housing crisis
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Who counts as Canadian? The Charter case reshaping Canadian citizenship: Randolph Hahn for Inside Policy
