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GM Canada’s Stephen Carlisle: ’Do we have the sense of urgency?’
GM Canada president Stephen Carlisle on what it takes to compete in the global economy
Perry Bellegarde makes his pitch for a developed, respectful Canada
The Assembly of First Nations National Chief told policymakers that Canada would do well to close the gap between non-Indigenous and Indigenous people
Will Ottawa’s ’cluster’ approach to innovation funding work?
Canada will spend $800 million on a few lanes it can dominate globally. But the question of how they’ll pick the lucky sectors will be tricky politics
A guide to democracy
The Public Policy Forum has released a summary of a roundtable conducted in March to discuss the loosely agreed upon rules by...
The inexperienced lifer
Do MPs generally have too little experience or too much?
’Can it be changed, and if so, in what ways?’
A week after the Public Policy Forum’s conference on Question Period, the Canadian Study of Parliament Group will have its own day...
’More functional and hence more meaningful’
The Public Policy Forum is set to convene a day’s discussion on the state of Parliamentary discourse, with specific attention to...
The first step is admitting you’ve got a problem
I was to have spent part of this afternoon participating in the Public Policy Forum’s Back to School celebration (Kady’s there...
But what if it’s not parliament that’s the problem here? Liveblogging the Public Policy Forum’s "Back to School" session
ITQ will be heading to the Westin this morning for a four-hour orgy of political metawonkery courtesy of the Public Policy...