Remembering Elizabeth II, Queen of Canada from 1952 to 2022: Andrew Irvine for Inside Policy
By Andrew Irvine, December 21, 2022 A constitutional monarch reigns but does not rule. The reign of Elizabeth II was ...
Tag: Queen Elizabeth II
The passing of Queen Elizabeth II: What can the Indigenous response tell us about future relations with the Crown – Coates and Mbarki for Inside Policy
By Ken Coates and Melissa Mbarki, December 21, 2022 For good reasons, Indigenous peoples in Canada have mixed feelings about ...
Long live the king: Why a constitutional monarchy is an ideal system for Canada – F. H Buckley for Inside Policy
By F. H. Buckley, December 21, 2022 “There is a natural inclination to kingly government,” said Benjamin Franklin at the ...
Canada’s First Cheerleader: Elizabeth II (1926-2022) – Patrice Dutil for Inside Policy
By Patrice Dutil, December 21, 2022 “It is very good to be home.” –Elizabeth II, June 28, 2016 Canada lost ...
The Life and Legacy of Elizabeth II, 1926-2022: Inside Policy, December 2022
Inside Policy December 16, 2022 PDF of magazine From the editors On September 8, 2022, Canada lost its longest-reigning Sovereign ...
How King Charles III can reinvent the crown for the 21st century: Patrice Dutil in the Toronto Star
This article originally appeared in the Toronto Star. By Patrice Dutil, September 19, 2022 Queen Elizabeth II’s death was both ...
The Queen Is Dead. Long Live The King
On September 8, 2022, Canada lost its longest-reigning Sovereign and Head of State, Queen Elizabeth II. Her passing presents a ...
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There was no emergency, but don’t expect the Commission to throw the government under the trucks: Bruce Pardy for Inside Policy
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Breaking the silence: Female athletes speak about safe and fair sport in Canada
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Mining on the moon is no longer a loony idea, and Canada can capitalize on it: Heather Exner-Pirot
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Allowing male-bodied athletes to compete in women’s sport rejected by female athletes by wide margin
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What is this government doing to protect Canada’s sovereignty against China? Charles Burton in the Globe and Mail
