The Second Bargaining Table: Canada’s Trade Negotiations and the Role of the Premiers
By Si Thu Naing August 20, 2026 Late Tuesday night, less than two hours before a midnight deadline that […]
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‘Run Like a Girl’: An Embed Report from the Policy Trenches
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Don’t Get Mad, Get Results: Closing the Canada-U.S. Trade Deal
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Which Quebec Party Leader is Best Positioned to Stop the PQ in October?
By Daniel Béland August 18, 2026 It is a quadrennial question of Quebec politics as old as the last […]
Ottawa Needs a Better Plan to Support Smaller Defence Firms
Minister of National Defence David McGuinty (left) and COVE CEO Melanie Nadeau (right) during the announcement of Canada’s first Maritime […]
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38 Years Old: An Ode to The Hip, and the Original Canada-US FTA
By Douglas Porter August 14, 2026 Next week brings not only the August 19 deadline for 50% U.S. tariffs on […]
A Wildfire Memo to Mark Carney: We Need New Water Bombers Now
The view from Peachland, B.C., August 8th, 2026/Wikimedia By Thomas Axworthy August 14, 2026 The recent images from the Bald […]
Our Forum of Federations Series: National Unity and Canadian Federalism
Established by the Government of Canada in 1999, the Forum of Federations is the world’s leading organization dedicated to strengthening […]
Where Does Peace fit in Mark Carney’s Global Vision?
By Douglas Roche August 13, 2026 Mark Carney is an internationally acclaimed central banker, a man of ideas who raises […]