Cardus research suggests Canadian women are having fewer children than they want.

Ontario signed up for the federal $10-a-day child care system that was supposed to be an economic program with social benefits. But we’ve ended up with a federal boondoggle.

Andrea Mrozek joined host Brock Tozer on CHRI Radio in Ottawa to discuss the ground-breaking book, "I...Do? Why Marriage Still Matters."

How does Prime Minister Mark Carney's faith affect his politics?

"All over Ontario, casinos are associated with concentrations of self-identified problem gamblers," writes Patrick Cain in TorontoToday.ca.

If the United States wants a new international order, it’s hard to tell what that is, writes Brian Dijkema.

Is Canada's declining marriage rate tied to a breakdown of trust between men and women?

Why does marriage still matter for modern society? Andrea Mrozek and Peter Jon Mitchell address that question on Inside Policy Talks, a podcast of the Macdonald-Laurier Institute.

Peter Jon Mitchell, co-author of "I...Do? Why Marriage Still Matters," looks at what social science tells us about the value of marriage in today's society.