OTTAWA – The Carney government unveiled a new front bench of deputy ministers in what insiders are calling the most strategic shuffle in decades. This wasn’t routine: the prime minister deliberately ...

U.S. President Donald Trump’s second administration has moved quickly to defund and dismantle key U.S. regulatory agencies, including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the Food and ...

As the federal budget noted, industrial carbon pricing can be a powerful engine for climate competitiveness. But unless governments move swiftly to improve existing systems, that engine will stay ...

Canada’s parliamentary system has a big problem. Too many MPs feel trapped in a party-first culture that rewards message discipline over constructive debate and local representation. It’s the opposite ...

Prime Minister Mark Carney is working overtime to forge new economic and security partnerships with countries in Europe and the Pacific, but there’s one surprising arena in which Canada is not on ...

Decades of high fertility rates among Indigenous Peoples have meant that they have had among the youngest and fastest growing populations in Canada. Their unique demography has had significant ...

Who would have thought ten years ago that Quebec sovereignty would return to the forefront of political debate, after the Parti Québécois (PQ) had been fading steadily since the 1995 referendum? In ...

In September, Prime Minister Mark Carney unveiled a list of nation-building projects to be fast-tracked, including investments in liquefied natural gas, mines and ports. His government’s emphasis on ...

As Canada moves quickly on artificial intelligence while also dramatically increasing its defence spending, there is good reason to think that these trends will converge on what many governments ...

Following the Liberal Party’s re-election for a fourth term, Prime Minister Mark Carney stated in his mandate letter to his newly appointed cabinet: “Government itself must become much more productive ...

Technology is changing our world at breakneck speed and innovative research is key to remaining globally competitive and secure. But Canada’s lack of a universal policy for governance of federally ...

“The new Canadian federal government has made a conscious choice to re-centre energy and critical minerals in how we think not only about our domestic affairs but also about Canada’s place in the ...