Is Canada ready for the new age of power politics? John Hemmings and Megan Wolf for Inside Policy
Canada should push for a collective censure from like-minded states to penalize China’s bullying tactics and aggressive behaviour, write John ...
Tag: Indo- Pacific
Going beyond domestic disruption – leveraging Canada’s strategic energy resources internationally: Jeff Kucharski in the Financial Post
We have an important opportunity to become a safe and reliable source of oil, gas and other strategic resources for ...
Situating Canada in the Free and Open Indo-Pacific: Lucas Donovan for Inside Policy
Canada needs to ask itself what concrete policy proposals it should put forward under the rubric of the Free and ...
Navigating a New Canadian Course in the Indo-Pacific: New MLI Commentary by David Mulroney
OTTAWA, ON (February 28, 2020): With a slow and rudderless policy toward the Indo-Pacific, Canada has failed to capture important opportunities ...
Continuing to do nothing will not deter China: Charles Burton’s Remarks to the House of Commons Special Committee on Canada-China Relations
Canada’s continuing to do nothing in response to China’s violations of the accepted norms of international diplomacy and trade will ...
The Macdonald-Laurier Institute 2020 Annual Dinner
The Macdonald-Laurier Institute's Annual Dinner, held every February, brings together leaders in business, politics and the media and features some of ...
Fuelling Prosperity and Global Security: Why the world needs Canada to unleash its energy resources
Canada is undoubtedly a formidable energy power. Canada is home to the third-largest reserves of oil and we are the ...
Ep. 42 – What the Taiwanese Election and Coronavirus mean for China with Charles Burton and Brett Byers
In the latest episode of Pod Bless Canada, MLI Senior Fellow Charles Burton discusses the recent Taiwanese national elections, and ...
In the Shadow of Beijing: Taiwan’s Election
On January 29, 2020, the Macdonald-Laurier Institute hosted an important roundtable discussion on the recent national elections in Taiwan. These ...
In Defence of Democracy – Why Canada should look to Taiwan: Brett Byers and Brandon Purcell in the Toronto Sun
What Taiwan’s actions can and should provide are a set of reference points for policy-makers as they consider future efforts ...
It’s time for Canada to stand up for Taiwan’s democracy: David Kilgour and Susan Korah in the Ottawa Citizen
It’s time to be more assertive towards China and take a more principled stance in support of Taiwan, write David Kilgour ...
Chinese Disinformation in Taiwan: J. Michael Cole in the Taiwan Sentinel
Disinformation can contribute to polarization within a targeted society while eroding belief in the objective truth. China’s information warfare efforts ...
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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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Prison-onset gender dysphoria – a new low for women’s dignity: Mia Hughes and Peter Copeland for Inside Policy
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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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Trudeau’s weak leadership is eroding Canada’s moral clarity when we need it most: Dagny Pawlak in The Hub
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Three things Canada can do to meet its NATO defence spending commitment within three years: Richard Shimooka in The Hub
