A paradigm shift is needed on Canada’s approach to international humanitarian aid
In a time of turmoil and conflict across the world, Canada’s choices can set an example for the future of aid delivery.
There’s even greater urgency in building a stronger economy
It’s time our existing government to act like a real one until the next election so that more can be done over the coming months to put urgently needed policies in place for long-term change.
Why is Health Canada pushing MAID misinformation?
Health Canada’s latest report on medical assistance in dying is a public relations exercise, not a meaningful monitoring of MAID.
GG Simon on solid ground to dismiss Poilievre’s request to recall Parliament, but if a majority of MPs asked, it could be a different story
Giving the power to a majority of MPs to decide when they meet would go some distance in giving Parliament some power over the government of the day. More would be required to give Parliament credibility in the eyes of Canadians, but it would be a start.
A defence budget that tops the two-per-cent goal? Look north
Whoever is running Canada in the months to come should be able to convince Donald Trump that an investment in Arctic infrastructure counts towards our defence budget.
Chrystia Freeland’s resignation changes nothing
Until now, Justin Trudeau has proven incapable of letting go of power—and Chrystia Freeland’s resignation won’t change that.
A unique research and innovation partnership celebrates three decades: South Africa and Canada move forward with a renewed vision
Today, Canada and South Africa are certainly well-poised to grow the existing international collaboration in enhanced research and innovation partnerships.
Generosity delivered: federal government must extend the donation deadline due to postal strike
The effects of the postal strike will be felt well into 2025. Extending the donations receipting period into the first quarter of the new year is a simple and effective solution to provide immediate relief and support the charitable sector in recovering lost revenue.
Tony Blair’s new book offers hard-earned lessons to pass along
Blair’s On Leadership is not a tell-all rehash of old political battles. No scores are settled or secrets spilled. Instead, he offers his insights on leadership techniques and skills, including those obtained in his post-political career advising global leaders.
Note to Trudeau: do not fire your most senior minister by Zoom
With zero prime ministerial strategy, Chrystia Freeland seized the narrative, and dealt a deadly blow to Trudeau’s future. The Prime Minister’s Office is solely responsible for this crisis.
