MLI laments passing of one of Canada’s greatest public policy minds, Stanley Hartt
OTTAWA, ON (Jan. 5, 2018): The Macdonald-Laurier Institute's Managing Director Brian Lee Crowley issued the following statement regarding the passing ...
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Skip the NAFTA blow-by-blow: Stanley Hartt for Inside Policy
Negotiators of the original Canada-US FTA knew that constant well-publicized announcements are not the way to go, writes Stanley Hartt. ...
New Conservative leader should be open to new ideas: Stanley Hartt for Inside Policy
New Conservative leader Andrew Scheer needs to be open to good ideas from his closest competitors, writes Stanley Hartt. But ...
The Red Line in Canada-US Trade: Stanley Hartt for Inside Policy
Back in 1987 the Canada-US FTA was saved by a last minute deal on a dispute-resolution mechanism, remembers Stanley Hartt. ...
When a Supreme Court judgment is not final: Stanley Hartt for Inside Policy
Why are the courts still pondering the constitutionality of Canada’s health system 12 years after Chaoulli? It’s complicated. By Stanley ...
Independent Senate could halt rush to ill-advised electoral reform: Stanley Hartt in Inside Policy
The newly independent Senate’s handling of assisted dying was fairly successful. But where does this unaccustomed independence go next? The ...
Barack Obama and the blinkers of idealism in foreign policy: Stanley Hartt in Inside Policy
When America acted as the world's policeman it helped check the advances of corrupt regimes. But the cost of such ...
Watch out, Canadian political elites. We’re not immune from a Trump: Stanley Hartt for Inside Policy
No, rumoured Tory leadership candidate Kevin O’Leary is not The Donald, writes Stanley H. Hartt. But the estrangement of large ...
My VAT runneth over: The temptation of the 2 percent GST solution: Stanley Hartt in Inside Policy
A hike to Canada’s much-debated Value Added Tax, the GST, could help solve the Liberal government’s budget woes, but they ...
Stanley Hartt in Inside Policy: Reality awaits the Liberal government after the honeymoon
As with every new majority government, Justin Trudeau’s Liberals were elected with high expectations, writes Stanley Hartt. But as all ...
Event review: Hartt, Kheiriddin face off on whether the Senate should be abolished in the Great Canadian Debates
The Senate: An anachronistic body that shields itself at every turn from the will of the people, or an institution ...
Should the Senate be abolished? No: Stanley Hartt in the National Post on GCD #1
Canada’s Senate cannot be abolished, says Stanley Hartt in the National Post. Therefore, it must be saved. Hartt will argue ...
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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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‘One China’ second thoughts: Why Canada must support Taiwan’s resilience
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Medical organizations and media let Canadians believe gender medicine is safe and universally accepted. It’s not: 14 physicians author statement for Inside Policy
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Hybrid threats, broken borders, and organized chaos—transnational organized crime in Canada: Inside Policy Q&A with Cal Chrustie
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Canada at a Crossroads – Volume 5: Proud and free – Rebuilding Canada’s heritage and national identity
