Britain’s immigration reckoning is a warning for Canada: Geoff Russ for Inside Policy
By Geoff Russ, June 19, 2026 In an ideal world, the name Enoch Powell would be a footnote in history, ...
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The Commonwealth is a dead weight – is CANZUK the future?: Geoff Russ for Inside Policy
By Geoff Russ, April 15, 2026 Canada has no business being part of the Commonwealth of Nations. Its most redeeming ...
Beyond “Canadian” vs. “colonial” – How Canada’s past became a battleground in the culture wars: Geoff Russ for Inside Policy
By Geoff Russ, December 9, 2025 A strange partition runs through Canada’s past. One side contains all that we are ...
Multiculturalism has divided us: Geoff Russ, Michael Bonner, and Peter Copeland for Inside Policy Talks
Multiculturalism has been a policy and a political ideal for over 50 years in Canada. It’s shaped our immigration ...
Yes, Canadians have their own distinct national identity: Geoff Russ for Inside Policy
By Geoff Russ, August 11, 2025 Next year, the census will go out to all Canadians once again. Millions of ...
Renewing common culture in Canada: Geoff Russ for Inside Policy
By Geoff Russ, July 25, 2025 If Canadian multiculturalism was ever a model for the world, that is no longer ...
On July 1, we should celebrate Canada’s Anglo-French foundations: Geoff Russ for Inside Policy
By Geoff Russ, July 1, 2025 Canada Day falls on July 1 for a reason. It is the anniversary of ...
Mass immigration can cause enormous shifts in local culture, national identity, and community cohesion: Geoff Russ for Inside Policy
By Geoff Russ, June 9, 2025 Few topics have animated Canadians more than immigration in the past year. There is ...
The next Liberal leadership contest could be a mess of foreign interference: Geoff Russ for Inside Policy
By Geoff Russ, July 9, 2024 Foreign interference is no longer just a threat to Canada – it has already ...
A tale of two provinces: Assessing the opioid crises in BC and Alberta – Geoff Russ for Inside Policy
By Geoff Russ, September 27, 2022 British Columbia and Alberta have been hit hard by the opioid crisis, and both ...
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