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China is interfering in every aspect of Canadian society. This project exposes China’s efforts to undermine our democracy and our institutions and explains what we can do about it.
MLI assesses 13 provincial and territorial systems against five core objectives of the criminal justice system – Public Safety, Support for Victims, Cost and Resources, Fairness and Access to Justice, and Efficiency.
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How judges became policymakers: Peter Copeland, Mark Mancini, and Asher Honickman on Inside Policy Talks
https://youtu.be/nRmUnUBrLO8 In 1985, a Supreme Court of Canada decision (B.C. Motor Vehicles) about driving with a suspended licence helped transform...
Read moreDetailsMaking the case for the common good: Peter Copeland and Étienne-Alexandre Beauregard on Inside Policy Talks
https://youtu.be/O76fViNNCIQ Western societies face a growing crisis with a gradual waning of trust, social cohesion, and shared norms. But is...
Read moreDetailsThe DEI tradeoff is worse than you think: Eric Kaufmann on The National Post
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Read moreDetailsHow diversity requirements reduced productivity for Canada’s research chairs: Peter Copeland and Eric Kaufmann on Inside Policy Talks
https://youtu.be/vyxy_0YxcMk Critics of DEI have long warned that demographic-based hiring requirements can come at the expense of merit and academic...
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“Ottawa is right to encourage investment in Canada. But it has chosen Donald Trump’s path, not a Canadian one. We should keep to the tried-and-true recipe we have followed in tax reforms over the past half century: lower the tax rate and broaden the tax base,” writes Jack M.
“There’s still lots of room for Canada to diversify its oil and gas exports even more. European nations are looking for non-U.S., non-Middle East energy supplies of energy. Because the U.S. already had the infrastructure to produce and export large quantities of oil and gas it
“‘We are at an interesting moment, where Canada and Norway have the opportunity to revisit our strategic relationship,’ says Alexander Dalziel, senior fellow, Macdonald-Laurier Institute, an independent think-tank in Ottawa. ‘Our countries are subject to similar challenges, so
“An approach that prioritizes the restoration of a common culture to restore cohesion and social trust is long overdue. In 1924, the United States Congress sharply restricted immigration from outside the Western Hemisphere through the Immigration Act of 1924 after decades of mass
“This is just going to be a big boost for a lot of spending. It incents you to spend soon. It makes it cheaper to build your business. And that’s exactly what we’re looking to have here in Canada,” says @ExnerPirot, senior fellow & director at MLI, on @BNNBloomberg to discuss the
In 1985, a Supreme Court of Canada decision (B.C. Motor Vehicles) about driving with a suspended licence helped transform Section 7 of Canada’s Charter of Rights and Freedoms into a powerful tool of judicial review. But did the Court decision go too far? Section 7 protects life,
