As the summit convenes in the Rocky Mountains, Canada must do more than brace for disruption. It must offer direction.

Shared values, growing commercial relations, strong people to-people ties and a long history of mutual cooperation underline ...

These dramatic developments have set the tone for Canada’s evolving strategic posture with an increasingly unstable US ally, ...

Indeed, there are four main reasons for Canada to decline any further engagement in ballistic missile defence as envisioned by the “Golden Dome” plan. Such a polite demurral would also be in keeping ...

Abbas Qaidari is a researcher specializing in international security and Arctic defence strategy. With over a decade of ...

Resident Professor, Johns Hopkins University SAIS in Nanjing, China. In 1931, Frederick Lewis Allen published a journalistic social history of 1920s America. Casting about for a title, he settled on ...

This explainer was written by a group of UBC graduate students as part of our Lind Initiative series on inequality. It was an assignment from a course on public policy. How does income inequality ...

I spent some of the best days of my childhood on the West Beach of the Anishinaabe community Gchi’mnissing, an Island First Nation in southern Georgian Bay, Ontario. The thrill of jumping into the ...

With little fanfare this September in Vilnius, Lithuania the first international legally binding agreement on the governance of Artificial Intelligence (AI) was opened for signature. Negotiated by the ...

In the wake of Mark Carney’s election victory a recent Leger poll showed that over 75 percent of Canadians believed mis/disinformation influenced the results to some degree. In today’s landscape, ...

There was massive applause when Prime Minister Justin Trudeau proclaimed at the United Nations this past September: “We’re Canadian. And we’re here to help.” But is Canada prepared to commit the ...