Peter Menzies joins MLI as a Senior Fellow
OTTAWA, ON (October 25, 2019): The Macdonald-Laurier Institute is pleased to formally welcome our newest Senior Fellow, Peter Menzies. Menzies will ...
Tag: telecommunications
Re-igniting Canada’s Creative Industries: Straight Talk with Jill Golick
OTTAWA, ON (November 15, 2018): By the end of November, the federal government’s consultations on Canada’s broadcasting and telecommunications policy will ...
Better Broadband in Canada: Sean Speer on The Exchange
Canada should not follow Europe's lead when it comes to developing broadband infrastructure, argue Andrea Renda and Sean Spear on ...
The wrong way to get better broadband in Canada: Renda and Speer in the Post
We’re following Europe’s broadband path even as Europe confronts its challenges. Andrea Renda and Sean Speer, in the Financial Post, ...
Freeing up telecommunications infrastructure to support the innovation agenda: Sean Speer and Paul Beaudry in the Financial Post
Canadian Prime Minister Sir Wilfrid Laurier knew that core national infrastructure was a key driver of economic development. Sean Speer ...
Canada’s telecommunications sector the key to stimulating innovation, Sean Speer tells BNN
If Canada’s new government wants to make good on its promises to spur innovation, a good place to start would ...
Turning the channel on failed telecommunications policy: MLI analysis by Paul Beaudry and Sean Speer
Canada’s new government has an opportunity to support private investment in infrastructure critical to entrepreneurship and innovation OTTAWA, March 3, ...
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Democracy with Chinese characteristics
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As NATO allies grow impatient, Canada may be quietly planning major increase in defence spending: Richard Shimooka in the Hub
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COVID vaccine mandates in Canada were a mistake: Are we ready to learn the right lessons?
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Instead of Mulling Fox News Ban, CRTC Should Have Banned China’s CCTV by Now for Airing Forced Confession: Peter Menzies in the Epoch Times
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All eyes on Taiwan: Preserving a hard-won liberty, the 2024 elections and beyond
