Meloni’s Italy at a Crossroads: Pragmatism or Populism?

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Trump’s lurking assault on Canada rests on endless lies and irrational populism

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How to win an election? Focus on persuasion, not policy

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The biggest threat in the Ontario election isn’t Donald Trump, it’s voter disengagement

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Is the public service ready for a big Trump policy shift?

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Like dictators before him, Trump threatens international peace and security

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The Paris summit marks a tipping point on AI’s safety and sustainability

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AI Summit in Paris: US vs. China vs Europe vs the Rest?

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Why annexing Canada would destroy the United States

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Efficiency − or empire? How Elon Musk’s hostile takeover could end government as we know it

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The contentious, necessary politics of internal trade

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Trump wants Greenland – but here’s what the people of Greenland want

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The US tried high tariffs and ‘America first’ policies in the 1930s. Trump should note what happened next

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Trump Regime Week 2: More Chaos, What It Means

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Minority language rights in the digital age

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Trump’s trade war is forcing Canada to revive a decades-old plan to reduce U.S. dependence

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The US Dollar Is Falling…Up

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Canada-U.S. tariff war: How it will impact different products and industries

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Lack of federal leadership hurts Canada’s response to Trump tariff threat

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Québec’s religious symbols law: Appealing to the Supreme Court for real rights under the Charter

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What the looming federal election could mean for the Bank of Canada’s independence

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Trump’s plan to eliminate FEMA is a very bad idea

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Can Trump just order new names for Denali and the Gulf of Mexico? A geographer explains who decides what goes on the map

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An unnecessary Ontario election won’t help Canada deal with Donald Trump

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Here’s what the Yukon’s premier talked about with Donald Trump Jr.

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Trump’s new American imperialism may lead to global chaos

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How Justin Trudeau’s resignation could affect the future of the Canadian Dental Care Plan

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Why Alberta’s Danielle Smith is rejecting the Team Canada approach to Trump’s tariff threats

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What does Trump have in store for the world in his second term? History provides some clues

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Justin Trudeau’s resignation creates a progressive void in Canada, part of a long-established cycle

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Pierre Poilievre promises patriotism but stays vague about U.S. tariff threat

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The Trump Effect: Climate Groups Under Fire on Wall Street

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Trump’s Claim on Greenland: A Prelude to Arctic Conflict?

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Justin Trudeau’s fiscal legacy

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Attempting to annex Canada would spell disaster for the U.S. at home and abroad

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How the U.S. could in fact make Canada an American territory

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Canada-U.S. history provides lessons on how Canada can deal with a hostile Donald Trump

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Canada, the 51st state? Eliminating interprovincial trade barriers could ward off Donald Trump

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Justin Trudeau quits: How his focus on social policy will be his legacy

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Climate change is coming for Canada’s critical transport infrastructure

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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau resigns, prorogues parliament until March

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Who’s afraid of Donald Trump?

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How Canada and the country’s premiers must respond to Trump’s trade and energy policies

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Canada’s fight with Trump isn’t just economic, it’s existential

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Will the Future US Foreign Policy Be a One-Man Show?

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What does the X exodus to Bluesky mean for journalism?

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Yukon Premier meets with US president-elect Donald Trump’s son

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India must follow Australia on social media restrictions for teenagers

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Australia is banning social media for teens. Should Canada do the same?

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Chrystia Freeland’s resignation points to final breakdown of cabinet government

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The carbon tax needs fixing, not axing — Canada needs a progressive carbon tax

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Yukon MP says Trudeau must go

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Chrystia Freeland’s resignation seems carefully aimed at removing a sitting prime minister

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Trump’s tariff threat is a sign that Canada should be diversifying beyond the U.S.

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How the Elon Musk-Vivek Ramaswamy DOGE initiative could help Americans dodge red tape

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Can South Koreans protect their democracy?

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Quebec’s War on Prayer: A Dangerous Precedent in Secularism’s Name

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Will Trump really act on tariff threats against India?

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I research race in politics – Kemi Badenoch’s views on inequality should worry Black Britons

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A new path toward greater autonomy for Quebec

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White U.S. citizens once flooded into Indian Territory, prompting calls for mass deportations

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Social media companies won’t be able to compel people to provide digital or government-issued ID to verify age

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Australia’s social media ban for kids under 16 just became law. How it will work remains a mystery

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COP29: Climate change could kill millions — and world leaders must work to limit fatalities

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Trump’s tariff threat could shake North American trade relations and upend agri-food trade

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Trump’s proposed tariffs against Canada and Mexico may be illegal, but that’s not the real problem

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Good news for Quebec’s sovereigntists

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Quebec should adopt standard time (and so should the rest of Canada)

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If TikTok poses a grave threat to national security, why are Canadians told they can keep using it?

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Why involuntary medical admission and treatment won’t solve homelessness

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Paddington gets a British passport – but the Home Office treats real refugees very differently

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Scapegoating international medical students won’t solve Ontario’s health-care crisis

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The reasons for shutting down TikTok in Canada appear tenuous at best

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American voters will decide Europe’s future

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Bank of Canada’s latest interest rate cut: Monetary policy is not enough to address economic issues on its own

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B.C. election tests new policies to protect elections from digital threats

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Devolving justice and policing to Wales would put it on par with Scotland and Northern Ireland – so what’s holding it back?

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Rustad’s Indigenous policy announcement adds insult to injury, say First Nations

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BC election 2024: where do parties stand on climate?

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Don’t touch my riding

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A brief history of former presidents running for reelection: 3 losses, 1 win and 1 still TBD

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Another Liberal byelection loss shows once again that Justin Trudeau is the problem

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What does the end of the Liberal-NDP agreement mean for Canadians?

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The curious case of Quebec’s linguistic directive for the health system

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Canada needs to overhaul the Temporary Foreign Worker program, not just tinker with it

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Artificial intelligence should not be allowed to adjudicate cases in Canada’s Federal Court

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Canadian MPs need an incentive to lower the voting age to 16 from 18 — and there’s none in sight

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Canada’s treatment of internationally trained physicians exacerbates the health-care crisis

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Southport riots: why social media’s role in unrest is overblown

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The hypocrisy at the heart of racist riots

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Democratic Party’s choice of Harris was undemocratic − and the latest evidence of party leaders distrusting party voters

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National poll finds majority of Canadians are opposed to military conscription if war breaks out

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Trump 2.0 would be a disaster for climate policy

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The Haida-B.C. agreement was a landmark deal, but where was Canada?

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Can Ottawa force the provinces to pay for virtual care?

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Harris and Trump, Where Do We Go From Here?

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Where Does Kamala Harris Stand on Climate and Energy?

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Until 1968, presidential candidates were picked by party conventions – a process revived by Biden’s withdrawal from race

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Paying more for policing doesn’t stop or reduce crime

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Far-Right on the rise in Europe but too divided to conquer

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Biden steps aside, setting in motion an unprecedented period in American politics

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Donald Trump picks JD Vance as his running mate: Here’s why the Ohio senator is a smart choice

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Canada’s new care worker immigration programs need faster processing times to keep families together

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Insights from the NATO summit: Why another Donald Trump presidency would doom the alliance

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Will France Face Political Gridlock After Election Indecision?

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Joe Biden’s refusal to step aside illustrates the political dangers of ‘death denial’

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Unable to work in their official language of choice, some public servants are quitting — to Canada’s detriment

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Losing All Optimism, Almost

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Despite the U.S. Supreme Court’s gift to Donald Trump, he may be barred from Canada as a convicted felon

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Biden and Trudeau: Two leaders in trouble who are resisting calls to step aside

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Niagara Region changes policy regarding flying flags, changing sign colours

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Happy Fête nationale to all of Quebec’s ‟polyglots,” but not to anglophones

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Justin Trudeau’s bleak poll numbers are part of a global trend as young voters reject incumbents

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Can angst about productivity lead to serious public-service reforms?

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Foreign aid can help strengthen the economies of donor countries by boosting business

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Foreign interference could affect municipal elections, too. Here are 2 ways to reduce it

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Canada needs a focused and flexible foreign policy after years of inconsistency

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Byelection shocker: Is this the end of the road for Justin Trudeau’s political career?

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Public transit in Quebec: looking beyond the next election

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From Phoenix to ArriveCAN: How to fix federal information technology procurement

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Our reliable election forecast model predicts British Conservatives will lose big

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Murky details: Why the federal government must divulge which MPs conspired with foreign powers

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Election rumours invite reflections on Doug Ford’s record in Ontario

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Poilievre’s suggestion that businesses should lobby the people, not government, is problematic

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Trump’s post-conviction windfall shows democracy is increasingly a pay-to-play game

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Capital gains: How to maintain objectives while offering greater flexibility

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Is Canada finally taking far-right extremism seriously? Latest arrests are a positive sign

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International study cap: How some private companies are marketing tech and AI solutions

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Most Canadians back farmer carbon tax exemption, poll finds

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What Donald Trump’s fiery reaction to his conviction says about this moment in US politics

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Why we should care about this week’s European Parliament elections

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Trump found guilty in hush money trial, but will it hurt him in the polls? Here’s why voters often overlook the ethical failings of politicians

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University encampments highlight critical issues about the right to protest

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Anti-Palestinian racism needs to be included in Canada’s Anti-Racism Strategy

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The intersectionality of hate helps us understand the ideology of Donald Trump and the far right

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For the good of the country, rich Canadians need to pay higher taxes on passive income

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Support for sovereignty in Quebec: the role of identity, culture and language

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A Conservative government may axe the carbon tax but then may have to bring it back

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Pierre Poilievre aims to turn B.C. coast blue at NDP’s expense

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The ‘Dark Triad’ and Donald Trump: What sends some to the C-suite and others to prison

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Building a culture of public service on hybrid work

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The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam: A Regional Dispute Involving Supplies of Water and Electricity

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Where to next in Australia’s battle with Elon Musk and X?

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Demanding participation and transparent policymaking in urban Ontario

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Potential Product Loss: Bill 96’s Impact on Quebec

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Pharmacare’s design could further fragment and politicize Canada’s health system

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Media coverage of campus protests tends to focus on the spectacle, rather than the substance

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Alberta’s Bill 18 is another strategy from Quebec’s playbook

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Alberta government wants power to remove municipal councillors

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To make AI safe, governments must regulate data collection

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What students protesting Israel’s Gaza siege want — and how their demands on divestment fit into the BDS movement

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Here we go again? Making sense of the PQ’s rise in the polls

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As campus protests escalate surrounding the Israel-Gaza war, Ontario’s Bill 166 is not the answer

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European Elections: Threat From the Populist Right

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Cops on campus: Why police crackdowns on student protesters are so dangerous

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Alberta’s distorted view of their own political culture

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Economic growth tops the priority list for Canadian policymakers — here’s why

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Ottawa saves the day by raising capital gains tax

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High and dry: Federal budget 2024 misses the mark on water-related investments

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How ideology is darkening the future of renewables in Alberta

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Canadian federal budget 2024: Does it deliver on ‘generational fairness’ promise for Gen Z and Millennials?

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The cost-of-living crisis for social-assistance recipients

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The federal government’s proposed AI legislation misses the mark on protecting Canadians

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Big government, big trouble? Defending the future of Canada’s climate policy

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Changes to mortgage policy can make owning a home more affordable

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China Changes Tack on Water Politics

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Doug Ford avoids hard questions to ‘get it done’ in Ontario

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Whether it’s Trump or Biden as president, U.S. foreign policy endangers the world

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National pharmacare must be protected from corporate interests

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The Online Harms Act doesn’t go far enough to protect democracy in Canada

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What the Boeing whistleblower’s death reveals about exposing corporate wrongdoing in North America

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Labour’s Muslim vote: what the data so far says about the election risk of Keir Starmer’s Gaza position

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‘I don’t feel safe’: Reactions to Germany’s suppression of pro-Palestine solidarity

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Do you condemn?

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Undertones: A dictionary to understand the war in Gaza

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Will Trump make anger great again?

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Only two universities are offering programs for people stuck in citizenship limbo. Why aren’t there more?

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Governments’ Role in Regulating and Using AI for the SDGs

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Canada should provide Indigenous languages with constitutional protection

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Is Ottawa changing its tune on LNG?

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Gaza: FAO Calls for Immediate Cessation of Hostilities

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Doug Ford’s political judicial appointments: Good or bad for justice and democracy?

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Federal government must step up transit funding to cut emissions

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What Europe’s Egg-Hurling Farmers Can Teach Us About Climate Progress

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What does Donald Trump’s NATO posturing mean for Canada?

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B.C.’s lack of snow foretells summer drought woes

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‘Here we are talking about drought in February’

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Young Voters Care About Climate Change. Politicians Don’t

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Are American nuclear weapons returning to the United Kingdom?

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Our future depends on infrastructure. It’s time to act like it.

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When the Quebec minister of higher education attacks university autonomy

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Québec’s teacher strike offers lessons on the urgent need to support public education

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NATO Climate Change and Security Centre of Excellence to open in Montréal: What does it mean for Canadian security?

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Suspension lifted for nursing student accused of antisemitic posts

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Ruling by UN’s top court means Canada and the U.S. could be complicit in Gaza genocide

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Niagara regional council in uproar after denying discussion on ceasefire in the Palestine-Israel conflict

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BC Hydro shifts pricing formula for public EV chargers

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Prominent Ontario human rights lawyer praises South Africa’s genocide case against Israel

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New Indigenous Justice Centres aim to lessen the harms of a ‘broken’ colonial system

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Akeeagok builds on the foundations of the Nunavut dream

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