Why Canada shouldn’t always count on special treatment from the US: Sands in The Conversation
The United States recently exempted Canada from new American tariffs - a fact that should not be taken for granted, ...
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Inside Policy, March 2018: Canada and Trade: Can we live without NAFTA?
OTTAWA, ON (March 26, 2018): MLI’s 2018 Canada-US dinner was a tremendous success. It could not have been timelier, ...
What the US should learn from elsewhere about tackling its debt: Speer in CapX
This month’s budget deal between Republicans and Democrats in the Senate increases domestic and military spending by roughly $300 billion over the ...
VIDEO: Trump announces steel tariffs: Sands on CTV’s Power Play
Watch Research Advisory Board Member Chris Sands on CTV's Power Play.
Trump is determined to raise wages his way. It could work: Cross in the Financial Post
The president is characteristically not waiting for the Philips-curve theory that a low unemployment rate eventually will boost wages, writes ...
NAFTA is not the whole game – but we treat it like it is: Blank and Gattinger for Inside Policy
With NAFTA negotiations still underway, it is easy to forget that this agreement isn’t the sum total of the North ...
Canada’s Poison Pills and Politics Cloud Montreal Round of NAFTA Talks: Christopher Sands for Inside Policy
A significant contrast can be found in how Canadians and Americans perceive NAFTA’s future, with Ottawa being pessimistic in its ...
US regulatory reform should entail stronger legislative responsibility: Sean Speer in the Regulatory Review
Trump's move towards deregulation will be most effective if more rule-making power is shifted to the legislative branch and away ...
Consensus on revised NAFTA package still up in the air: Lawrence Herman for Inside Policy
Round Three of the NAFTA renegotiations have just finished, but significant challenges are on the horizon, writes Lawrence Herman. We ...
Canada Steps Out, Possibly Up on Foreign and Defence Policy: Christopher Sands for Inside Policy
Canada’s new foreign and defence policy expresses a noble commitment to a vision of the international system consistent with Canadian ...
Trump Channels Obama on Deterrence in Syria: John Mitton for Inside Policy
The recent US airstrikes in Syria were meant to re-establish deterrence against chemical weapon use, writes John Mitton. However, contrary ...
Canada Must Spend More on Defence or Cede Responsibility to the US: James Fergusson for Inside Policy
Canada faces the prospect of modernizing and broadening North American defence, writes James Fergusson. As such, it will be forced ...
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Time for an intervention – an urgent call to end “gender-affirming” treatments for children: J. Edward Les for Inside Policy
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The Governor General deserves better, but we deserve impartiality: Philippe Lagassé for Inside Policy
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Conservatives can reject destructive left-wing policies and still take climate change seriously: Brian Lee Crowley in the National Post
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Success assured? Appraising the Canadian-led Enhanced Forward Presence battlegroup in Latvia
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Widespread shortages, skyrocketing costs: the growing calamity that is government-controlled child care
