Olympics Heighten Oppression in China: Anastasia Lin in the The Wall Street Journal
Beijing jails and tortures those who dare to speak out against the Communist Party ahead of the Winter Games, writes ...
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The “Genocide Olympics” begin in Beijing: David Kilgour in the Ottawa Citizen
Xi has re-interpreted democracy across China as totalitarianism, including opposition to multi-party elections and independence of judges, writes David Kilgour ...
Keeping our eyes open to China’s machinery of repression: Caylan Ford and David Matas for Inside Policy
Successive Canadian governments, and others around the world, have convinced themselves that soft-pedaling on atrocities would somehow encourage reforms in ...
Olympics highlight dangerous Han supremacy in China: J. Michael Cole for Inside Policy
Unless an unhealthy mix of ultranationalism and Han supremacism is put back into its bottle, the future China is likely ...
By a four-to-one margin, Canadians believe transgender athletes’ participation in women’s sport is “unfair”: New MLI poll
OTTAWA, ON (August 4, 2021): New polling conducted on behalf of the Macdonald-Laurier Institute reveals significant findings regarding Canadians’ views ...
Canadians’ Views on Women’s Sport and Gender Identity
The Olympic Games have brought to the fore a simmering issue that political leaders, sporting bodies, athletes and fans are ...
For Tibetans, Don’t Let It Be the “Genocide Olympics” All Over Again: Sherap Therchin and Anvesh Jain for Inside Policy
For the sake of Tibetan and Uyghur lives, it is imperative that Canada takes a pass on the 2022 Beijing ...
National demographics do matter in Olympic medal count: Nazareth in the Globe and Mail
Training and government support are part of the equation in terms of Olympic medal count, but Senior Fellow Linda Nazareth ...
MLI in Embassy Magazine: Why the military counts in counter terrorism
In the May 15 edition of Embassy Magazine, MLI's Alex Wilner makes the case that counter terrorism efforts must be ...
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Rushing to death in Canada’s MAiD regime: Ramona Coelho for Inside Policy
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Canada’s conservatives care about freedom—except in health care: Shawn Whatley in the Hub
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Poilievre has been vindicated for refusing security clearance: Ryan Alford in the National Post
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Government subsidies for Canada’s media were supposed to be temporary, but they keep on growing—and could be here to stay: Dave Snow in The Hub
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Northern corridors: Hype or hope? Heather Exner-Pirot
