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Ni universel ni équitable
Comment le système québécois de services de garde laisse trop d’enfants de côté
July 7, 2026
Aide médicale à mourir et handicap
Un rapport sur les sondages d'opinion sur le sujet
June 29, 2026
The Nation and The Veil: Quebec’s Struggle with Secularism and Religious Symbols
A four-part audio documentary on Quebec’s Bill 21: how a law about religious symbols became a fight over identity, faith, and who decides, told without taking sides.
June 25, 2026
From Advocates to Insiders
Government Funding and Advocacy Groups in the Child Care Debate
June 25, 2026
Research & Policy
Education
Cardus Education studies excellence in education, graduate outcomes, and the development and accessibility of diverse schooling options to meet student and family needs.
Work & Economics
Cardus Work & Economics studies policies related to organized labour, work, gambling and saving, and charities in order to support the common good.
Family
Cardus Family studies the family, child care, and marriage, as well as the ways they can help strengthen civil society.
Spirited Citizenship
Cardus Spirited Citizenship supports the ongoing development of the common good at a city scale, exploring social structures, relational networks, and emerging ideas and practices.
Health
Cardus Health encourages the development of social systems that support the desire for a natural death, improve the quality and availability of palliative care, and equip patients and caregivers in end-of-life situations.
Faith Community Engagement
Research Approach
We use standard social-scientific methods and put our reports through a peer review process, using outside experts to evaluate and strengthen the quality of our work before publishing it.
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Finding Hope Through Research And Data
Andrea Mrozek and Peter Jon Mitchell discuss their new book, I Do: Why Marriage Still Matters, and their research on family and marriage.
July 15, 2026
Why the Media Needs Objectivity
Cardus hosted Tara Henley to discuss her upcoming book The Trust Spiral: Why the Media Needs Objectivity.
July 15, 2026
Parliamentary committee advises indefinite exclusion of mental illness from MAiD
Rebecca Vachon's recommendations were featured in this summary of the federal committee's recommendations around MAID for mental illness.
July 14, 2026
Alberta expands digital gambling
Renze Nauta discusses Alberta's expanded licensed gambling offerings, with lessons learned from Ontario's roll-out and Cardus research.
July 13, 2026