Tag: Inside Policy

As Canada’s wise and forbearing Queen, Elizabeth II, becomes the longest serving monarch, John Fraser argues in the National Post ...

While many are disenchanted with Parliament these days, Stanley H. Hartt writes in the Ottawa Citizen that certain proposals to ...

Helping to improve the fortunes of Aboriginal Canadians has proven to be remarkably difficult. Ken Coates, writing in Inside Policy, ...

When it comes to new ideas on curbing rising health care costs, our political parties are paralysed. Dr. Merrilee Fullerton ...

While many are disenchanted with Parliament these days, Stanley H. Hartt writes that certain proposals to fix the ways Senators ...

Photo courtesy Irwin Cotler's office Irwin Cotler has brought to the House of Commons a dignity and intellect that seem ...

North America is still stuck in the dark ages when it comes to filing taxes or even voting. Not so ...

The economic recovery is taking hold on both sides of the Atlantic, but one age group is still lagging behind: millennials. ...

Prime Minister Stephen Harper has made targeted tax cuts a signature policy of his government. The problem? Many Canadians don’t ...

Canada’s governing Conservatives have gone a long way portraying themselves as the tough, realistic outside force for change. Now, as ...

Legislating new powers for law enforcement agencies to combat terrorism is one thing – successfully implementing them is another. In ...

Barriers to internal trade have for too long impeded the movement of goods across provincial borders. In the June 2015 ...