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Cardus shares its research and evidence-based policy recommendations in multiple ways, including through the news media. Find the latest coverage of Cardus here.

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Islanders on Licensed Care Waitlist Nearly Tripled in Two-Year Period: Study

As PEI artificially dropped the price of one type of child care, demand for it predictably shot up.

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Alberta Can Do Better than Federal Child Care Program

Will Alberta's planned child care changes really help parents?

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Advocates Say Criminal Records ‘Shouldn’t Act as a Life Sentence’

"The criminal record is only a partial statement of who a person is," Renze Nauta tells the CBC.

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Pennings Pieces Together Family Role in Saving Jews

"As the world prepares to observe the 20th anniversary of the UN-designated International Holocaust Remembrance Day, (Ray) Pennings shared his recollections of the family story with The Catholic Register."

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Canadian Government Considers Changing Churches’ Tax Status

Is the writing on the wall for Canadian churches' charitable status?

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Religious Groups React to Charitable Status Threat

A "short-sighted, destructive policy" — that's how Ray Pennings, executive vice president of Cardus, describes the idea of ending religious advancement as a charitable purpose in Canada.

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What Do the Numbers Tell Us About Medically Assisted Death in Canada?

"Before we are providing assistance in dying, we need to provide assistance in living," argues Dr. Rebecca Vachon (PhD) on TVO's The Agenda with Steve Paikin.

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Does Marriage Still Matter?

Today, marriage is often seen as a private affair between two people, focused on happiness and personal fulfillment. But what if marriage holds a much deeper purpose? What if it’s not just about the couple, but about the good of society as a whole?

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Toronto Budget Is a Taxpayer’s Nightmare

"As the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, Cardus, and others have pointed out, Toronto keeps overpaying on construction projects, by $350 million a year," writes columnist Jerry Agar.

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