Tag: Inside Policy

Party discipline isn’t going away, but that doesn’t mean Parliament’s functioning can’t be improved, writes Jack Stilborn. Reformers should concentrate ...

CapX deputy editor Rachel Cunliffe observes that after years of dreading cab rides on visits to New York, she was ...

With the impressive impact of Justice Murray Sinclair’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission, Canadians want a new and more positive course ...

In a moving interview, Justice Murray Sinclair tells Inside Policy’s Robin Sears why chairing the Residential Schools Truth and Reconciliation ...

MLI’s magazine profiles Justice Sinclair’s contributions to the changing fortunes of Aboriginal Canadians OTTAWA, Dec. 14, 2015 – Aboriginal affairs ...

As with every new majority government, Justin Trudeau’s Liberals were elected with high expectations, writes Stanley Hartt. But as all ...

The United States’ overregulation of drones is stifling innovation and costing the economy millions of dollars. It’s time for the ...

Those who argue that Ontario deserves a better deal from the federal government are relying on unsuitable data and shaky ...

New edition of Inside Policy delves into the issues facing the newly-elected Liberals OTTAWA, Nov. 9, 2015 – On the ...

The Harper government made a weak defence of a stellar achievement – the negotiation of the Trans-Pacific Partnership. The hard-won ...

For all the talk of doing things differently, the Trudeau government’s own disposition and factors beyond its control will see ...

In the August 2015 issue of Inside Policy, the magazine of the Macdonald-Laurier Institute, we take a look at the ...