A resilient federation?
Charles Breton, Jörg Broschek, Stéphanie Chouinard and Alain Noël discuss the Throne Speech and its implications for Canadian federalism.
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Charles Breton, Jörg Broschek, Stéphanie Chouinard and Alain Noël discuss the Throne Speech and its implications for Canadian federalism.
The IRPP's new permanent research body will build a deeper understanding of Canada as a federal community.
Policy-makers and officials in Canada have an important international instrument to aid them in the pursuit of Indigenous reconciliation: the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, says a new study from the IRPP.
Dear friend, Like you, we at the IRPP are adapting to the new realities of the COVID-19 outbreak. Our first priority is the safety and good health of our staff, collaborators and audience. Our staff are working remotely, and...
Economists James Feehan and Trevor Tombe join the podcast to discuss equalization, fiscal stabilization, and possibilities for reform.
To provide provinces adequate protection against short-term economic shocks, changes need to be made to the fiscal stabilization program, says a new study.
A new Mood of Canada survey suggests that Canadians continue to be more critical of theTrudeau government’s performance since 2015.
The fiscal stabilization program must be reformed so it can better fulfil its mandate of providing protection to provinces says a new study from the IRPP.
A new study takes stock of major developments in Canada's labour market sector since 2015 and reviews the current state of intergovernmental relations.