Chateau Laurier

 The event is held in Ottawa to give policy analysts, leadership and other key stakeholders a chance to interact substantively with the ideas of the day.

Chateau Laurier

At Greenlighting Trade: 2007 we discussed North American trade metaphors, including strengths and weaknesses of each as surfacing key insights into Canada-U.S. Trade.

Princeton Theological Seminary

Every year Cardus invites its Senior Fellows to a retreat to reflect, discern and chart vision for our internal research agenda. 

EPCOR Centre for the Performing Arts

Cardus welcomed Peter Menzies as a Senior Fellow.

Parliament Hill

The event was held in Ottawa to give policy analysts, leadership and other key stakeholders a chance to interact substantively with the ideas of the day.

Redeemer University College

Jonathan Chaplin explored the role of the idea of Sphere Sovereignty in Canadian public life.

Royal York Hotel, Upper Canada Room

“Short-termism” in how we manage our money, our capital markets, and social policy holds long-term consequences for the viability of the Canadian economy and for the next generation of Canadians. Jonathan Wellum offered his insightful analysis of “short-termism” and the serious problems this approach leads to in each sphere of life. Wellum proposed an alternative to current trends that will lead to growth and human flourishing over the long term.

Terminal City Club

The World Urban Forum, hosted by the Canadian government, is the world’s most prominent forum for conversations on urban development, sustainability and renewal. In June 2006 the World Urban Forum was convened in Vancouver. At the event Cardus launched Stained Glass Urbanism, a long-term research project which will research faith communities and the significant contribution they make to renewal and sustainability of urban spaces.