Visible minorities were elected in numbers that reflect immigration and citizenship trends, but this was less so for women ...

Five urgent steps for Canada to de-fend its sovereignty and rebuild global influence in an era of authoritarianism and ...

The emerging breadth and depth of Russian disinformation tactics represent a clear and present danger to Canadian sovereignty and freedom. Just as troubling, some Canadians consider Canada immune to ...

Police-reported hate crimes keep rising in Canada, no matter which party is governing, and no matter what initiatives have been used to combat the problem. Hate crimes rose 39 per cent between 2008-15 ...

As global temperatures continue to rise, policymakers need new tools to address climate change. Emerging technologies hold promise, such as recycling captured carbon dioxide (CO 2) emissions then ...

When accessing federal government services, Canadians are looking for digital-first options to get timely information and to process applications conveniently online. But despite significant ...

The federal government has announced considerable extra funding for housing in recent months: the GST rebate on construction of new rental units; the first beneficiaries of the $4-billion Housing ...

When the French and the British started staking their land claims on Turtle Island, they also began what became a centuries-long, surreptitious and destructive practice of interfering with Indigenous ...

The federal government plans to provide further cybersecurity powers to the agency responsible for collecting foreign intelligence and providing cybersecurity services, the Communications Security ...

The term “productivity” came storming back into Canada’s political and economic discourse over the past year, generating a wave of op-ed pieces and conference panels. The best overview of this debate ...

Canada is the world’s largest user of electricity on a per-capita basis. Much of this is due to resource processing and the use of electric resistance heating in jurisdictions with low electricity ...

OTTAWA – Catherine Luelo left the public service because she saw it as too undisciplined to bring government into the digital age. Now she’s taken a job advising Canada’s top bureaucrat how to get it ...