In one of his final acts as prime minister, Justin Trudeau signed the Big Tide Haida Title Lands Agreement. It was momentous. For the first time, Canada was handing back land through negotiations with ...

The federal budget has finally answered a long-running question: will Canada move ahead with open banking? Ottawa’s new consumer-driven banking framework, set to launch next year, is designed to ...

The April federal election outcome was dramatically different than what many had been predicting – in fact, assuming – only months earlier. What was expected to be a coronation for Conservative Leader ...

Consequences of the recent annual meeting of Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) leaders in Gyeongju, South Korea, are already radiating outward — and Ottawa would be wise to take heed. The ...

When the Truth and Reconciliation Commission released its calls to action 10 years ago, priority was given to child welfare and Jordan’s Principle, which set out to address significant service ...

Despite the remarkable achievements of Canada’s higher education institutions, there remains an endemic and unresolved issue present on virtually every campus: systemic ignorance of Indigenous ...

Danny Parys is a strategy and governance consultant based in Montreal. He holds an MBA from HEC Montreal and a BA in economics from the University of Manitoba.

The well-documented cost-of-living crisis plaguing young Canadians has triggered deep anxiety about their future – whether they can build stable careers, afford homes or one day raise families. This ...

Allan Blakeney once reached for a popular drug-store pain reliever to describe the purpose of official commissions of inquiry. He said Canadians see them as a sort of Minard’s liniment – a ...

Depuis l’imposition des tarifs douaniers par les États-Unis, la question du commerce interprovincial est devenue un enjeu de premier plan au Canada. Le renforcement de notre marché permettrait non ...