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  • Culture et santé chez les autochtones : une approche scientifiquement fondée
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  • Les chercheurs canadiens doivent être plus présents dans les médias
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  • Demystifying the role of parliamentary staffers
  • Book Excerpt
    Brand Command: Canadian Politics and Democracy in the Age of Message Control
  • A response to Candice Malcolm's Losing True North
  • What should expatriates' voting rights be?
  • Finding a made-in-Canada solution for electoral reform
  • Employment Equity: What the Latest Government Report Tells Us
  • Are you "man enough"? Masculinity in the 2015 federal election
  • Parliament is hard, and Justin Trudeau is mad as hell about it
  • Outrage over government Wikipedia edits sends wrong message
  • "Let's Talk About Sex, Baby" – Beyond the Muskoka Initiative
  • Le NPD et le PQ à la croisée des chemins
  • Canada, TPP, and a possible piracy witch-hunt
  • There are more places to celebrate #bankNOTEable women
  • More is not always better when it comes to health care
  • Citizenship Act bill: An overview of what the committee witnesses had to say
  • Ethnicity hate crimes down, religious up especially against Muslims
  • Attawapiskat crisis about human dignity, not geographic isolation
  • How we should debate electoral reform
  • How basic academic research leads to innovation
  • Finding a new balance in Canada's citizenship system
  • Providing a right of appeal to medically inadmissible immigrants
  • Governor in Council Appointments – 2016 Baseline
  • Is the Sunshine List helpful?
  • Budget 2016: Indigenous funding important, but governance issues are key
  • Révision du système électoral fédéral : Trudeau peut agir « seul »
  • Trudeau's empty budget promises on the nation-to-nation relationship
  • Diversity and inclusion agenda: Impact on the public service
  • Young women lead the way for change
  • Diversity on parliamentary committees: Does it matter?
  • Diversity in political backrooms still lacking
  • Canadian Citizenship: From "Harder to get and easier to lose" to a new balance
  • Visible Minority Representation in the 2015 Election
  • The Basic Income Guarantee is having a moment
  • My take on the Citizenship Act changes: Finding the centre
  • Fourth estate: The Fifth Business of democracy
  • The Senate's very Canadian threat — 'We're going to do our job!'
  • The clash over the Internet infrastructure of the 21st century
  • The Charter Party and the work of Parliament
  • Muddying the debate on reforming the federal electoral system
  • Federal deputy ministers: diversity and inclusion baseline
  • Mainstreaming multiculturalism: Implementing diversity and inclusion deck
  • Senate appointments: Chrétien, Harper diversity records compared
  • Five things about food insecurity in Canada
  • Polls show how Canadians are feeling when itcomes to Trudeau vs. Harper
  • Implementing diversity and inclusion in Parliament
  • A content Canada
  • Why Canadians need to be having end-of-life conversations
  • The Liberal government muddled its electoral reform mandate
  • Diversity, inclusion and race lens: the debate
  • New Canadians hold the keys to 2019
  • Ordered Liberty
  • Can Quebec handle the demographic shift?
  • Meritocracy and the gender quota in the Canadian cabinet
  • The new cabinet: greater diversity and inclusion
  • Canadian newspaper editorial election endorsements: elite and out of sync
  • 10 suggestions for our feminist Prime Minister
  • Did the OSSTF Mishandle a Conflict of Interest?
  • Après les régimes de retraite, les soins de longue durée
  • Don't Fear the Silver Tsunami
  • A plan for a vibrant and sustainable CBC
  • 5 Questions that the Liberal Party Needs to Answer
  • Military deployments and a 'political convention' of Commons support
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  • The blurred roles of our pharmaceutical regulators
  • Now is the time for social innovation
  • Sept milliards, mais pas de lumière
  • Ending homelessness through housing first initiatives
  • What elasticity of taxable income should we use for 2016?
  • Trudeau Cabinet takes diversity, inclusiveness to an unparalleled extent
  • Is Trudeau's pot plan constitutional?
  • How can we encourage more Canadian companies to export?
  • Using incarceration as an opportunity to improve inmates' health
  • Plus ça change…
  • Seeing red: visible minority vote flocks to Liberals
  • Federal Elections and Prescription Drugs: A Grade Report
  • We need a radical new approach for kids in care
  • Four things you should know about the pending Charter challenge against medicare
  • Rothstein on Judicial Activism
  • Party Platforms: Citizenship and Immigration Election 2015
  • A look at the Conservative election platform.
  • Some of the most complex needs of my patients stem from poverty, not disease
  • Affordable medications for Canadians should be a priority in this federal election
  • Will senior care in Canada break the bank?
  • Another Dark Chapter of Canadian History in the Making
  • Canadians Care about Healthcare – so why the Health Policy Media Blackout?
  • Visible and Religious Minorities – 2015 Election – Top Ridings
  • Employment Equity: What the Data Shows
  • What do Canadians need from pension reform?
  • Why we need to think twice about adopting an Australian model of pension reform
  • Is it finally time for a national drug plan?
  • Hacking goes squishy, revisited
  • Why we should think twice before we institutionalize national pharmacare
  • Canadian researchers call on fellow scientists to be more vocal in the media
  • How Canada's piecemeal pharmaceutical drug insurance coverage costs Canadian cities – and taxpayers – plenty
  • Four things needed to make pharmacare work for Canadians
  • Putting healthcare on the federal election agenda
  • So you're starting your MA in economics
  • How Canada can improve regulatory cooperation
  • Harper's banned travel zones and the straw man
  • If you're for electoral reform, can you be against Elizabeth May?
  • The Caretaker Convention and SCC Appointments
  • Buying votes
  • A vote against Frank
  • Just Enough, Just in Time: Improving Sovereign Debt Restructuring for Creditors, Debtors and Citizens
  • Let the great UCCB experiment begin
  • Carter's Remedial Smokescreen
  • Risk Communication Preparedness: MERS CoV and The Stigma Dilemma
  • Bring in Pharmacare – but not inefficient Quebec model
  • Diversity and merit – we can have both
  • Lost wisdom
  • Calgary Talks: Great Bear Sea and the Northern Gateway pipeline
  • Making the world economy more resilient to sovereign bankruptcies
  • How trade changes when firms matter
  • The real costs of informal caregiving in Canada
  • Two views on Kokopenace
  • Is that a promise or a threat?
  • Labour's lessons for Canadian parties
  • Conversations on the new world of work: Andrew Graham, Co-Founder & CEO of Borrowell
  • When is it "safe" to become a policy-engaged academic?
  • Lessons From The UK Election – Part One
  • Rothstein's Replacement: Some Early Thoughts to Guide the Speculation
  • The IRPP launches a new research initiative on Canadian trade
  • Fixed term Parliaments: ten observations from across the pond
  • It's not 1980. Or 1997.
  • Budget 2015: A modest proposal to find fiscal room
  • Can a reasonable hypothetical offender be Aboriginal?
  • Criminal folly
  • Why don't we have GHG policy for the oil sands? Blame Stephen Harper
  • Electoral skull-duggery: your brain and the 2015 campaign
  • Reasonable hypotheticals & prosecutorial discretion: R v Nur (part 3)
  • How hypothetical is 'hypothetical'? R v Nur (part 2)
  • The future of mandatory minimums:R v Nur (part 1)
  • Public Policy in an election: Is it worth it?
  • Ideas that must die and balanced budget laws
  • An underground market in legal ideas?
  • On the proposed federal balanced budget law
  • Canada has a critical opportunity to protect healthy Arctic homeland
  • An amended Bill C-51 is still a problem: insights from the U.S.
  • Mr. Mulcair and Mr. Trudeau: isolationism and humanitarian aid will not stop ISIS or protect Canada
  • Who wants to work part-time?
  • Metro Vancouver's transit referendum is a political disgrace
  • Calling a presser to get punched in the face
  • Puzzling: Ontario men and women and full-time employment
  • Of speech, scones and democracy
  • Voting. Democracy's slacktivism
  • Please define precarious
  • Should Parliament 'oversee' national security affairs?
  • Mr. Gates and Mr. Harper
  • Twitter: A peak into the press gallery fishbowl
  • Why Greece is so rich
  • How to talk about folks reluctant to vaccinate
  • 15 year old school girl strip-searched for cannabis
  • Why hedge funds may never be able to hold countries hostage again
  • Dying with dignity – now comes the hard part
  • A wider circle: listening to Canada's urban aboriginal voices
  • 2015: The year of big thinking in Ottawa?
  • The myth of federal health care "cuts"
  • Breaking the political taboo over longer life expectancy
  • Ebola's avoidable casualty
  • The cost of relying on unpaid care
  • American Exceptionalism, Revisited
  • Politicians and media boycotts
  • The myth of Iranian hegemony
  • Does it matter who teaches our undergrads?
  • Give precarious workers a chance
  • Whom do we mourn?
  • Competing for talent
  • Drug madness in seniors' care
  • A Charter right to property – just for Alberta?
  • The police, their political muscle and election campaigns
  • The new prostitution bill is terrible
  • Is the new prostitution bill constitutionally DOA?
  • Jobs and regions – not all about the West
  • Tim Hudak and the folly of the BIG promise
  • L'identité québécoise et l'appui à  la souveraineté
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• Let's do more to leverage Canada's diversity for a stronger digital research infrastructure field
• Alberta, Quebec, and the politics of equalization
• Canadian businesses need better tools to report cybercrime
• The banality of online toxicity
• A post-election to-do list for the Afghan crisis
• Racist labour exploitation continues in multicultural Canada
• The federal government should not overhaul charity rules during a pandemic
• A better way to hold leaders' debates in elections
• Help for the poor works best when combined with help for all
• Full speed ahead for high-frequency rail in the busy Canadian corridor?
• October 2021
• Lessons learned from pandemic elections
• Charter arguments will not likely help vaccine-mandate opponents
• Canadians are still committed to decentralized federalism
• Reconnaître la nouvelle normalité minoritaire
  Chronique d'Alain Noël
• How should Canada design policies to protect gig workers?
• Provinces must play a role in fair taxation
• Will the removal of the Canadian citizenship preference in the public service make a difference?
• Will artificial intelligence lead to more unfairness?
• Why Quebec's Bill 96 is good for national unity
• Canada's lost gamble in Afghanistan, and the call to return
• Empowering public servants through effective career management
• Modernizing elections should start with party nomination processes
• Big data, social media and political fundraising laws have transformed election campaigns
• Early lessons on electoral participation and modernizing elections after the pandemic
• What's standing in the way of teaching about residential schools?
• Slammed doors or warm welcomes for women in politics?
• What COVID-19 teaches us about "the individual versus collective action debate" in climate policy
• A critical step in the net-zero energy transition is modelling the future we're aiming for
• The risks and rewards of star candidate recruitment in Canadian federal elections
• Tracking online toxicity in #Elxn44
• The insincere sincerity of climate policy in the 2021 election
• How can we start to make Canada's long-term care homes about care, not profit?
• It's time for a digital democracy detox
• Canadians should elect a government committed to co-operative federalism
• How crises impact voter turnout in federal elections
• Are federal parties doing enough on poverty?
• Making the promised Canada Water Agency a reality
• Stopping the hostile online attacks hurled at candidates
• Which political party has the best child care plan?
• The Conservatives' child care plan will help poorer families but reinforce regional inequity
• The key role of political parties' digital strategies in the federal election
• Too many Canadians vote for a political party, leaving local candidates with little influence
• We need to nudge joy into voting
• Justin Trudeau et les Autochtones : un héritage colonial tenace
• The rising threats to democracies
• How can we improve the elections process?
• To change the trajectory of federal spending, start big and follow the money
• Assessing climate sincerity in the Canadian 2021 election
• Élections fédérales 2021 : pour une relance durable
• How will Alberta use online learning to address its skills gap?
• A national infrastructure assessment would help drive more sustainable construction
• Faire campagne dans la cour des provinces
  Chronique d'Alain Noël
• September 2021
• Afghanistan, "graveyard of empires," was once beautiful, vibrant and safe
• The calculated measure of success of our mission to Afghanistan
• A soldier's hard look back at Canada's Afghan mission
• Modernizing work with a four-day week
• Why the Supreme Court should leave Bill 21 alone
• Canada must develop immigration policy as climate change increases likelihood of mass displacement
• Five lessons for managing a just transition from environmentally destructive industries
• Will action on reconciliation emerge as an election issue?
• Relations intergouvernementales : le bilan de Justin Trudeau
• The impact of COVID-19 on Canada's public service: The view from the deputy minister's office
• How to ensure Canada's quantum computing strategy is a success
• Canada needs to improve its immigration channels for essential migrant workers
• Qualité des soins en services de garde : un enjeu négligé au Québec
• Canada has occasional policy but no effective statutes to protect heritage structures
• Shifting the relationship between provinces and First Nations to a diplomatic focus
• High-performance rail service is a solid intercity solution for Canada
• Bending the emissions curve requires flexibility
• Racism and the need for a national integration commission
• A citizen's guide to reconciliation
• Ensuring Paris isn't the next Copenhagen, Kyoto, or Rio
• Redesigning Canada's social safety net for the post-pandemic economy
• We need to heal traumatized urban landscapes – and people – after COVID
• What – and who – is a city for?
• Death of a mutual, and the drift away from "neighbours helping neighbours"
• Quebec's Bill 21: Is there room for more than one view of religion in Canada?
• Long-term care reform in Canada will require a massive, multi-year effort
• August 2021
• We must address the human resources side of health care before the next pandemic
• Ambiguous energy efficiency targets are part of the problem, but there is a clear solution
• Making Canada's skills-development system up-to-date and more effective should be evidence-based and grounded in top-quality research
• The case for municipal cemetery planning in Ontario
• Winnipeg's Boldness Project reimagines an urban landscape with Indigenous voices shaping policy
• Good planning and social cohesion intersect during the pandemic and recovery
• Healing Canadian cities for an equitable post-pandemic future
• How to grow an accessible, high quality, equitable child care system
• La difficile politique du consensus au sein de l'Union européenne
  Chronique
• In a post-pandemic recovery, what will laid-off workers do to get back on their feet?
• How Canada intends to achieve its 2030 emissions targets
• Créer un espace métropolitain cohérent face à l'irrésistible attrait de la banlieue
• How better data can help parents looking for child care
• Protecting our near-urban nature is an important step in addressing climate change
• The Supreme Court and the office of the Governor General are apples and oranges
• Residential schools: We must read the Commission reports
• For reopening plans after COVID, who's doing what and when?
• Is Canada's first proposed foreign influence legislation ruthless or toothless?
• Bad office buildings make good residential spaces
• La place du Canada au sein d'instances multilatérales
• Feuille de route pour une réforme des soins de longue durée au Québec
• Innovation needs a home in health care
• La promesse d'une prestation canadienne pour les personnes handicapées
• Stability and good governance needed for national autism strategy
• Lessons to learn from the EU and its cities during the pandemic
• Gouvernance et valeurs sociétales
• Accelerating building reuse would help Canada meet its climate targets
• July 2021
• Certified sustainable seafood should be the only option at the grocery store
• Affordable, secure and adequate housing as an economic strategy
• La validité de la proposition du Québec de modifier sa «constitution provinciale»
• Nouvelle gouvernance scolaire et démocratie : un rendez-vous manqué ?
• Rising house prices and the challenge governments face
• La mobilité durable sortira-t-elle gagnante de la pandémie ?
• Indigenous self-government in Yukon holds lessons for all of Canada
• Pop-up shops can help revitalize hard-hit business districts and main streets
• Making EI work for workers
• L'affaire Cambie devant la Cour d'appel de la Colombie-Britannique
• Federal tax policy incentivizes demolition over reuse
• Unemployment is down, but there are still issues
• We need to focus on the problem of crowding, not density, in our cities
• Vacancy control is needed in all provinces
• Is the law a lever or an obstacle to municipal autonomy?
• Retrofitting needs investment
• More innovative transit, mixed-use development and cities' essential workers
• How to ensure immigrants reap the benefits of digital health technologies
• Help for smaller urban centres needs to reflect their particular vulnerabilities
• The London attack disrupts the narrative of imported Islamophobia
• Downtown universities are critical to the recovery of city cores
• The London truck attack is a rare terror prosecution of a crime against Muslims
• How to get cities out of their constitutional straitjacket
• Addressing climate change by retrofitting Canada's existing buildings
• La reconnaissance judiciaire de l'injustice climatique
• Can justice in Kamloops come through the International Criminal Court?
• As G7 leaders gather, Canada should not "blindly follow" U.S. lead on Africa
• Time to rethink the RCMP
• The rise of financial landlords has turned rental apartments into a vehicle for profit
• Stealing "Indian" human rights in 2021
• La convalescence postpandémique de nos centres-villes
• The past, present, and future of western alienation
• Are Bill C-10's efforts to regulate Canadian content at odds with net neutrality?
• Transformer les défis liés à la cybersécurité en opportunités économiques
• Let's empower municipalities, too often the little siblings of federalism
• Policy implementation will be tricky on carbon capture and storage
• Favoriser l'accès des enfants vulnérables à un service de garde de qualité
• The push for faster, more nimble change in our cities
• The complexity of protecting, investigating and commemorating mass graves
• Reshaping Canada's Cities After the Pandemic Shockwave
• A generational opportunity to make our cities better
• Women make less in skilled trades, even in female-dominated fields
• L'heure du déconfinement Chronique
• Increases in dementia will drive long-term care reform
• Canada's right-to-privacy law needs to be strengthened for children
• After Big Oil's very bad week, the message for Alberta is clear
• Soins de longue durée : le personnel soignant est un facteur clé
• Canada needs to renew its relationship with its pharmaceutical industry
• Langue et nation : l'effet « recadrage » du projet de loi 96
• June 2021
• Is the government picking the wrong place to start regulating algorithms?
• La protection des travailleurs et travailleuses d'agences de placement au Québec
• Cash-for-care benefits are key to reforming long-term care system
• The numbers tell us who's in charge at Toronto city hall
• Could down-payment federalism help kickstart reform in long-term care?
• What is a provincial constitution and how do we amend it?
• Laurentian is a clash of capitalism against academic values
• In the global race for science talent, is Canada investing enough?
• Reforming long-term care requires a diversity and equity approach
• La suspension des brevets sur les vaccins : faire partie de la solution
• Publicly funded skills training that works
• Canadians living abroad should be embraced as hidden assets
• The twists of campaigning in a Newfoundland and Labrador election hit by pandemic chaos
• Les soins de longue durée : il faut réformer autrement !
• Home care should be key part of Ontario's Seniors Strategy
• Moving long-term care from a vicious to a virtuous cycle
• Transforming long-term care starts with creating a national insurance program for it
• The Liberals' second budget with a gendered approach could be more robust
• Le système de santé québécois doit se transformer en un système apprenant
• Is modernizing the Official Languages Act a mission impossible?
• Increasing immigration to boost population? Not so fast.
• Long-term care insurance would better serve Canada's aging population
• Finding a way forward on the Mi'kmaq and Maliseet treaty right to fish for a moderate livelihood
• Equitable funding for home care must be part of long-term care conversation
• Aligning sovereign debt with climate action is a post-COVID way forward
• Réformer les soins et les services offerts aux personnes âgées au Québec
• Le RQAP doit corriger des inégalités créées par les prestations bonifiées
• Lessons learned from global financial crisis are a model for post-pandemic reforms
• Smart regulations for long-term care would focus on helping the workforce
• Kick-starting Reform in Long-Term Care
• COVID-19 doesn't care about our borders
• Quebec's attempt to unilaterally amend the Canadian Constitution won't fly
• Canada needs right-to-repair legislation
• Open banking is an opportunity, not a threat
• Can Atlantic Canada benefit from immigration?
• It's time for a public-safety conversation about artificial intelligence
• Un jugement paradoxal sur la Loi sur la laïcité de l'État
• Conflating drug use and criminality is reinforcing racism in the courts
• What Canada needs to consider in its plan for vaccination certificates
• Coping with COVID requires a return to co-operative federalism
• Closing the gaps in protection for species at risk
• L'aide médicale à mourir en cas de troubles mentaux : leçons de l'expérience belge
• When will Canadian health care fully ride the digital connectivity wave?
• The COVID-19 crisis is about physical infrastructure too
• The reality of care work
• Le trilemme fiscal du Québec
  Chronique
• What's preventing Canada from creating a robust health data infrastructure?
• Four lessons from Quebec's early child care model
• To accelerate inclusive economic recovery, place-based policy matters
• Le repositionnement de Doug Ford par rapport au fédéralisme
• Action is needed to support Ontario farmers
• May 2021
• Why COVID-19 is an inequality virus
• Canadian not-for-profit digital projects face funding and policy barriers
• Arts organizations thrown into digital deep end by COVID-19
• Les statistiques sur la COVID-19 et le fédéralisme
• Access to high-speed infrastructure is not the only barrier to connectivity
• How one federal agency broke free of outdated IT infrastructure
• Les enjeux de la gouvernance des données en agriculture numérique
• New construction can't be allowed to sidestep energy efficiency
• Integrated climate policies lift all boats
• Government out of step with Canadians on nuclear weapons
• No turning back on digital changes to justice system
• How to fix the patchwork system of paid sick leave in Canada
• Why do we keep allowing cuts to universities?
• Enabling the digital agricultural revolution
• Amid languishing numbers, Canada's citizenship process needs to be modernized
• Les droits technologiques des réfugiés et des citoyens
• Promoting global digital connectivity and inclusion
• For people with dementia, changes in MAiD law offer new hope
• Will the 2021 federal budget position Canada to emerge strongly from the pandemic?
• For many First Nations in B.C., connecting to high-speed internet is just the first hurdle
• L'accès à Internet en tant qu'outil de développement socioéconomique
• Newfoundland and Labrador needs more than an economic recovery plan
• What has COVID-19 taught us about the barriers to online education?
• Is the link between internet adoption and broadband pricing overstated?
• What Canadian CEOs are saying about work from home
• Le budget doit comprendre des investissements visant à protéger la nature
• Four solutions for a new normal after the pandemic
• Reviews of Canada's pandemic response must take comprehensive, global approach
• Fiabilité, disponibilité et durabilité des réseaux de télécommunications
• Ban on heavy fuel oil in the Arctic is too weak
• How digital literacy can help close the digital divide
• Le marché du carbone présente des avantages pour le Québec
• Digital Connectivity in the COVID Era and Beyond
• What genomics can teach smart cities about collaboration and data
• As the digital divide widens, telecom policy is still an afterthought
• Investir dans les infrastructures sociales après la COVID-19
• The blueprint for systemic racism in First Nations' housing
• Transformational investment in child care is needed in budget 2021
• Des vents contraires soufflent sur le budget du Québec
• COVID-19 shows us why Canada needs a federal alcohol act
• Report into RCMP's treatment of grieving Indigenous family left out key systemic problems
• Le projet de loi C-10 sur la radiodiffusion a besoin d'importantes modifications
• Small scale fisheries can have a big future in Canada's food systems
• Tap into carbon capture's potential by building public confidence
• April 2021
• How creating an Armed Forces Indigenous community assistance program would pay off
• Recognizing the role of religious groups in refugee sponsorship
• With more than 250,000 households in arrears, it's time for rent forgiveness
• Canada takes an important step in holding Syria accountable for torture
• What would Canadian politics look like without a Queen?
• Tackling racism against Asian-Canadians as multiculturalism turns 50
• The next generation of Indigenous self-government in Yukon
• The overlooked role of secretariats in the success of environmental treaties
• Regulating online speech
• Trois sujets à aborder lors de la planification préalable des soins
• Joe Biden's bloc wars and the next chapter in the "America First" doctrine
• What Canada needs to do to end TB
• New gun-control legislation needs to control replica guns to keep Canadians safe
• Le revenu de base : une idée qui ne veut pas mourir
• Canada needs a university-based, domestic vaccine-making capability
• The flawed new plan to rebuild Canada's iconic Northern cod
• Coding our way to a more agile health system
• L'égalité raciale comme valeur fondamentale de la Francophonie
• Chrystia Freeland must pick a lane with next budget – climate change or oil and gas?
• Will COVID-19 finally force us to address the devaluation of long-term care workers?
• Building a national child-care system requires a coherent, ambitious approach
• Les idées directrices de la réforme de la Loi sur les langues officielles
• Vaccine certificates should not come at expense of other COVID priorities
• Canada needs a better national security policy
• In the Karabakh crisis, Canada must support rules-based international order
• Regulating online speech isn't the state's job
• Canada's problematic military culture warrants an oversight agency
• Innovating for Asian emerging markets will help diversify our economy
• Start thinking of COVID-19 as a virus with no end
• The need for a North American rebound
• A new voluntary EI program would bring more workers under safety net
• La démocratie canadienne au temps de la COVID-19
• La liberté universitaire à l'épreuve de la diversité
• Policy-makers need to talk directly to farmers about recovery
• One year into pandemic, federal digital government is largely business as usual
• Building a green budget for 2021 and beyond
• Building back better, one vehicle at a time
• To help control the global pandemic, slow down vaccinations in Canada
• The path ahead for Erin O'Toole on climate change
• During COVID-19, officials fell back on unnecessary policing
• Why should taxpayers be on the hook for sick pay when multinationals are raking in money?
• États-Unis : la force du ressentiment
  Chronique
• What COVID-19 and climate change teach us about "syndemics"
• A rise in software-related R&D spending is a promising trend
• Pour une Assemblée nationale réellement diversifiée
• Avoiding a honeymoon hangover with Biden
• In Canada and abroad, new data reveal strong support for gender equality
• Only a fundamental culture change will address military sexual misconduct
• March 2021
• It's not about Canada. Biden is getting real about fossil fuels
• The serious hidden problem facing Canada's agricultural innovators
• L'augmentation des transferts en santé : un débat très mal lancé
• What role do unions have in addressing systemic racism?
• Seeing the South Caucasus as it really is
• Systemic racism in Canadian health care
• Will the GG search scrutinize the underlying whiteness of the role?
• Fear and discomfort shouldn't block anti-racism efforts in schools
• Political barriers keep paid sick leave out of reach
• Les politiques globales ne peuvent corriger les inégalités raciales
• Low-income households should be a priority for federal energy efficiency funding
• Pour améliorer les soins de longue durée, il faut d'abord des données
• Normalizing diversity in newsrooms is how we'll tackle racial equity in the media
• Consolidating two visions of recovery post-pandemic
• Diversity and inclusion are tools for a political party's success
• What is "the Quebec model" of early learning and child care?
• Prioritization and the risk of bias and discrimination against those with disabilities
• Reconciliation in post-secondary education requires courage and humility
• La télésanté, une porte ouverte sur un système à deux vitesses ?
• Why Canada needs a national zero-emission vehicle standard in 2021
• How can boards create anti-racist companies?
• Make employee ownership a cornerstone of Canada's economic recovery
• Les inégalités raciales en milieu scolaire
• Confronting racial bias in government funding
• What's the relationship between suicide and MAiD?
• Identifying the Barriers to Racial Equality in Canada
• An African-centred approach to teaching Black history
• A lack of vaccines in the global south worsens inequality
• Perception and reality across Canada's urban-rural divide
• Ontario's nuclear industry is necessary
• How Bill C-7 will sacrifice the medical profession's Standard of Care
• Pour une réforme du système électoral au Québec sans référendum
• What Canada can learn from Australia's COVID response
• Keystone XL : il faut se poser les bonnes questions
• Statistics Canada plays important role in COVID
• CBC/Radio-Canada and the upheaval of the media landscape
• Getting innovative to meet net-zero targets
• La vaccination : la seule façon de nous sortir de cette pandémie
• Knowledge mobilization will help Canada face the next major challenge
• Pandemic reinforces need for media to better reflect women's diversity
• Canada's airports grounded by federal government's lack of support
• Stop branding Canada's aid to development
• Close the loophole shielding cabinet documents from Access to Information requests
• Newfoundland and Labrador could become a major hydrogen producer
• Mapping Canada's training ecosystem
• Will the pandemic make Canada less attractive to newcomers?
• COVID's uneven spread in the federal penitentiary system has one solution
• The Biden presidency gives Canada's EV sector a golden opportunity
• Are the social sciences and humanities positioned to meet key employment skills?
• How will the education system help students overcome COVID learning loss?
• Canada needs a fresh strategy for pandemic communications
• February 2021
• An international response to offensive cyber operations is long overdue
• Quebec's long-term care institutions need urgent comprehensive...