Tag: Ken Coates

This article originally appeared in the National Post. By Ken Coates, February 24, 2022 Canada is hurting. The pandemic was ...

Tinkering with Canada’s existing innovation policies will not transform the national economy into a creative economic power. Governments need to ...

Ignoring the learning challenges facing First Nations could unleash employment and career development calamities that shackle an entire generation, writes ...

This publication is based on the transcript of a recent video interview between Chief Cadmus Delorme and Macdonald-Laurier Institute Distinguished ...

Robust debate, not silencing those with whom we disagree, must be a shared, respected and celebrated goal, writes Ken Coates. ...

Reconciliation must be embraced, not resisted. Though the task is formidable, JP Gladu and Ken Coates write that this must ...

OTTAWA, ON (November 18, 2021): The Macdonald-Laurier Institute is pleased to announce our newest Distinguished Fellow, Ken Coates. With an unparalleled ...

  OTTAWA, ON (November 16, 2021): Recent years have seen an escalation in protest activity and police responses in Canada. ...

Credit: Adam Scott, Office of the Prime Minister of Canada In an ironic twist that has been missing from the ...

Indigenous peoples are holding Canada to account according to Canadian standards, legislation, and principles, writes Ken Coates. By Ken Coates, ...

While one can debate the referendum tactic, it should be clear that opposition to equalization is a symptom and not ...

Then-AFN Chief Phil Fontaine responds to the official apology for more than a century of abuse and cultural loss involving ...