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National security priorities for the next government: Combating radicalization and extremism through immigration, border security, and education policy

June 24, 2025

On June 19, 2025, the Macdonald-Laurier Institute, in collaboration with Secure Canada, hosted two panels at the National Arts Centre ...

Celebrating Canada’s decision to designate Samidoun as a Terrorist Entity

October 17, 2024

OTTAWA, ON (October 17, 2024): The Macdonald-Laurier Institute (MLI) and Secure Canada welcome Canada’s decision to designate Samidoun as a ...

As Oct. 7 victims sue Samidoun, Canada continues to provide it shelter: Casey Babb and Sheryl Saperia in the National Post

October 10, 2024

This article originally appeared in the National Post. By Casey Babb and Sheryl Saperia, October 10, 2024 A new lawsuit ...

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National security priorities for the next government: Combating radicalization and extremism through immigration, border security, and education policy

Celebrating Canada’s decision to designate Samidoun as a Terrorist Entity

As Oct. 7 victims sue Samidoun, Canada continues to provide it shelter: Casey Babb and Sheryl Saperia in the National Post

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Gender identity in Canadian law—definition, origins, and societal impact: Mia Hughes for Inside Policy

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Should Canada cap oil and gas emissions?: Heather Exner-Pirot in Alberta Views

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The umbrella term “critical minerals” is good for messaging but bad for policy: Heather Exner-Pirot

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Former RCMP Investigator holds a news conference on alleged corruption and foreign interference in Prince Edward Island: Christopher Coates and Kevin Vuong on CPAC

Indigenous consent is an objective, not a standard, for resource development: Heather Exner-Pirot

Making space for home—the linchpin of community and workforce: Peter Copeland for Inside Policy

Constraining Canada: The costs of environmental idealism

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