Resolving Indigenous identity fraud is a thorny, emotional challenge: Ken Coates in iPolitics
This article originally appeared in iPolitics. Below is an excerpt from the article, which can be read in full here. By Ken ...
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Liberals are no slouches in the shrewd use of populist policies: Aaron Wudrick in iPolitics
Photo by sarah_poo, via Flickr. This article originally appeared in iPolitics. By Aaron Wudrick, May 30, 2022 The ongoing Conservative-leadership ...
Why Canada needs to lay the groundwork for freedom of navigation patrols in East Asia: Adam MacDonald in iPolitics
Canada needs to prepare to expand its naval presence in East Asia to help the US counter the threat from ...
Why you can’t support a carbon tax if you want to raise the minimum wage: Brian Lee Crowley in iPolitics
Politicians like Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne who support a carbon tax and a minimum wage increase are caught in an ...
Ottawa’s misguided defence decisions risk return to “decade of darkness”: Richard Shimooka for iPolitics
The government's missteps on defence policy are reminiscent of the detrimental impact its predecessor in the 1990s had on the ...
Divide in the Supreme Court grows in 2016: Benjamin Perrin for iPolitics
Benjamin Perrin argues that the backlash within the court to intrusion on parliamentary responsibilities is growing, with more justices increasingly ...
Why disappointment is replacing hope over Ottawa’s Indigenous pledges: Ken Coates and Brian Lee Crowley for iPolitics
Pledges during the election sent expectations about progress on Indigenous affairs soaring. But since then, write Ken Coates and Brian ...
Young voters hold the power in election 2015, but will they use it?: Linda Nazareth for iPolitics
Older voters have traditionally wielded the most influence at the ballot box. But in election 2015, asks Linda Nazareth in ...
Canada needs across-the-board, not targeted, tax breaks: Stanley Hartt for iPolitics
Prime Minister Stephen Harper has made targeted tax cuts a signature policy of his government. The problem? Many Canadians don’t ...
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