A renewed Canadian approach to alliance-building: New MLI polling
OTTAWA, ON (December 16, 2020): New polling conducted on behalf of the Macdonald-Laurier Institute finds that Canadians have wide-ranging views ...
Tag: Foreign Affairs
Globalization Had A Really Good Weekend: William Watson in the Financial Post
Globalization brought us a world-saving vaccine made in Belgium by Americans and Germans just 36 hours after leaving the factory, ...
Canada Must Stop All Military Collaboration With China: J. Michael Cole In iPolitics
No other country in the entire Indo-Pacific has implemented a military posture as offensive and destabilizing as China, writes J. ...
Turbulent Waters Ahead for Canada’s Transatlantic Relationships: New MLI Commentary by Alexander Lanoszka
Ottawa, ON (December 15, 2020): As 2020 comes to a close, the transatlantic community can collectively breathe a sigh of ...
Canada’s failure to implement Sergei Magnitsky Law risks failing global human rights activists: Marcus Kolga in the Toronto Star
If Canada’s failure to put The Sergei Magnitsky Law into action continues, we risk becoming an outlier among our Western ...
The Macdonald-Laurier Institute welcomes our newest Senior Fellow, Sarah Teich
OTTAWA, ON (December 11, 2020): The Macdonald-Laurier Institute is pleased to welcome Sarah Teich as our newest Senior Fellow, covering ...
Canada must respond to China’s harrowing genocide: Tohti and Burton in Ottawa Citizen
If the international community does not condemn China’s campaign against Muslim minorities in Xinjiang province, a precedent will be set ...
Trudeau invited the Chinese military to train with Canada: Christian Leuprecht on “On Point with Alex Pierson”
MLI Senior Fellow Christian Leuprecht joined On Point with Alex Pierson to discuss the explosive revelation that the Trudeau government ...
Kovrig and Spavor’s two-year ordeal and what it means for Canada-China relations: Charles Burton in the Vancouver Sun
Ignorant hubris of CCP's ignoble leaders makes them culpable for deep suffering of these innocent Canadians. But Ottawa has also ...
Are democratic nations ready to democratize technology?: Tarun Katapally for Inside Policy
Using social innovation to combat the digital advantage of authoritarian states would decentralize technology and place more power in the ...
Authoritarian Innovation – The Intrusive Potential of Emerging Technologies: Ken Coates in Making Waves
In 2020, the world is used to talking about the need for urgency, creative public policy, coordinated solutions, and major ...
Don’t turn away from China’s ongoing genocide of Uighurs: David Matas and Sarah Teich in the Toronto Star
We should honour the anniversary of the Convention by acting on it, to counter the ongoing genocide of the Uighur ...
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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
