Closer ties with Taiwan are in Canada’s interests: Dean Karalekas for Inside Policy
Canada would benefit from a closer relationship with Taiwan, writes Dean Karalekas. First steps should include negotiating a Foreign Investment ...
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China-Canada Free Trade Deal: Majumdar on National Post Radio
Munk Senior Fellow Shuvaloy Majumdar was interviewed on National Post Radio to speak about Prime Minister Trudeau's recent visit to ...
Approach China-Canada free trade deal with caution: Cross on BNN
In an interview with BNN, Munk Senior Fellow Philip Cross suggests Canada should approach a free trade deal with China ...
Trudeau needs to step cautiously in Beijing: Charles Burton for Inside Policy
Trudeau should be wary of pursuing to Canada-China free trade agreement during his visit to China, writes Charles Burton. By ...
Trudeau’s ‘Smart Pledge’ to UN Peacekeeping: Collins in iPolitics
While it breaks a promise made last year to engage in one large-scale mission, Trudeau's 'Smart Pledge' to contribute small, targeted ...
UN Peacekeeping Conference: Christian Leuprecht interview on PrimeTime Politics
Munk Senior Fellow Christian Leuprecht was interviewed on CPAC's PrimeTime Politics, preceding the UN Peacekeeping Defence Ministerial conference in Vancouver. You ...
Fine words need to be matched by action on Indigenous issues: Ken Coates for Inside Policy
Prime Minister Trudeau gave a powerful speech at the UN outlining Canada’s responsibility for the ills experienced by Indigenous peoples, ...
Assessing the Trudeau government’s promise of “real change”: Sean Speer for Inside Policy
The government’s record after two-years in power has been a mixed bag, but overall is generally underwhelming, writes Sean Speer. ...
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. ...
Engaging China Poses Potential Risk to Canada’s National Security: Charles Burton for Inside Policy
Closer ties with China carries worrisome implications for Canada’s national security, writes Charles Burton. The asymmetrical nature of the relationship ...
Canada’s Defence Policy Review – The Asterisk dear boy, the asterisk: Joel Sokolsky for Inside Policy
The government defence review does not fundamentally alter Canadian defence policy, writes Joel Sokolsky. It is also silent on one ...
Strong, Secure and Engaged – More of the Same?: Richard Cohen for Inside Policy
Canada’s new defence policy, while having some encouraging features, still falls well short of the agreed NATO spending goal, with ...
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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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Hybrid threats, broken borders, and organized chaos—transnational organized crime in Canada: Inside Policy Q&A with Cal Chrustie
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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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Canada at a Crossroads – Volume 5: Proud and free – Rebuilding Canada’s heritage and national identity
