Canada can learn from France and the U.K. how to better protect local candidates and elected officials.

Canada relies on skilled immigrants trained elsewhere. A fairer approach would invest at home and share gains with countries of origin.

L’approche imprévisible et fragmentée du gouvernement fédéral en matière de financement constitue un frein pour les Premières Nations qui cherchent à renforcer leurs capacités de gouvernance et commun...

The federal government’s unpredictable, fragmented approach to funding acts as a constraint on First Nations that are seeking to build long-term governance and community capacity. Predictable, flexibl...

La résurgence d’Ebola en RDC révèle l’impact des coupes dans l’aide humanitaire et les risques pour la santé mondiale.

As Ebola spreads in the DRC, Canada must protect global health funding before weakened systems turn outbreaks into wider crises.

New agencies may promise speed, but Canada’s deeper delivery problem is the machinery of government they are designed to bypass and reform.

Canada’s household wealth data mask how assets are divided inside couples. Statistics Canada should start measuring individual ownership.

De nouvelles données d’enquête suggèrent que de nombreux Canadiens doutent que le système soit en mesure de livrer les résultats attendus.

Canada's ambitions depend on an effective public service. New survey data suggests many Canadians are not convinced the system can deliver.

(English version available here) Les villes sont en première ligne des grandes transformations sociales, économiques et démocratiques. Itinérance, logement, mobilité, climat, finances municipales : no...

(Version française disponible ici) Cities are on the front lines of major social, economic and democratic transformations. Homelessness. Housing. Mobility. Climate change. Municipal finances. Our new ...

New survey data suggests Alberta separatism is concentrated among UCP voters, not broadly shared across the province.

Alberta’s carbon-price floor risks being gamed. A standing offer to buy credits would better protect emissions-reduction incentives.

New survey data suggests Alberta separatism is concentrated among UCP voters, not broadly shared across the province.

The painful lack of urgency to end violence against Indigenous women and girls

Le programme Impact+ promet d’attirer des chercheurs, mais il fragilise l’autonomie universitaire et la diversité des savoirs au Canada.

From immigration errors to social-assistance breakdowns, early use of automated systems shows how public services can fail without human judgment.

A $300B global threat spans illegal fishing, pollution and wildlife trafficking. A UN deal could close enforcement gaps – if Canada steps up.

Un accord de l’ONU est sur la table pour lutter contre ce marché de 300 G$, mais le Canada reste en retrait.

La lutte aux changements climatiques se heurte à une contradiction centrale : accélérer sans perdre l’appui des citoyens.

Filling Canada’s skills gap requires better co-ordination, stronger intermediaries and long-term workforce planning are essential.

Neutrality in public institutions can hide bias and reinforce inequality in hiring, decisions and workplace culture.

Canada faces rising global risks, but weak governance is holding it back. Reforming Ottawa is key to boosting productivity and security.

Neutrality in public institutions can hide bias and reinforce inequality in hiring, decisions and workplace culture.

Pour devenir leader en IA, le Canada doit développer une puissance de calcul publique, éthique et durable, loin de la dépendance étrangère.

Canada’s defence strategy ignores food security risks. Community food systems could strengthen resilience and reduce reliance on fragile supply chains.

Canada’s open banking law could entrench big banks unless fintechs get fair access through tiered accreditation and shared infrastructure.

Canada’s new Financial Crimes Agency should go beyond intelligence-sharing and become a police force able to disrupt terrorist financing.

AI scribes reduce paperwork for doctors, but weak regulation raises risks to patient privacy, accuracy and equity in Canada’s health system.

A proposed Arctic university faces risks as gaps in health, housing and education raise questions about priorities and long-term viability.

Ottawa élargit l’interdiction des frais pour services médicalement nécessaires. Les provinces doivent déclarer les frais d’ici 2028.

Clear national standards are needed as a response to exclusionary sport policies gathering steam in women’s sport.

Canada must reduce reliance on foreign defence suppliers as geopolitical risk rises and supply chains become tools of big-power pressure.

Alberta and Quebec both want a role in judicial appointments. But their arguments reveal sharply different visions of federalism.

Alberta and Quebec both want a role in judicial appointments. But their arguments reveal sharply different visions of federalism.

Devant les pressions américaines sur Cuba, le Canada doit rompre le silence, sans quoi il cautionne une approche autoritaire.

Canada closed its Islamophobia watchdog as anti-Muslim violence persists. Why folding the issue into a council isn’t enough.

Rising food insecurity shows Canada’s affordability crisis is real. Income supports fuel inflation or discourage work.

A youth employment supplement to the Canada Workers Benefit could help young Canadians facing housing costs, debt and weak job prospects.

A youth employment supplement to the Canada Workers Benefit could help young Canadians facing housing costs, debt and weak job prospects.

Canada’s response to global economic change overlooks small towns. A community resilience strategy could help them adapt and thrive.

Trump’s dismantling of U.S. science agencies puts Canadians at risk. Canada must boost regulatory capacity to protect health and food safety.

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