Cardus Western Stakeholder Director Catharine Kavanagh argues Alberta's K–12 education system must be able to tap into knowledge of tradespeople.

It is unlikely that the $10-a-day average fee will ever be reached in every province because it is an unsustainable goal, said Cardus' Peter Jon Mitchell.

Speaking to Mario Dumont, our researcher Étienne-Alexandre Beauregard explains that politicians should help families have as many children as they want.

Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois' white paper targets the wrong issue regarding boys' underperformance at school, argues Étienne-Alexandre Beauregard.

With Jonathan Trudeau and Jérôme Landry, Étienne-Alexandre Beauregard explains how educational pluralism is a solution and not a problem for the success of boys.

On Marceau's morning show, Étienne-Alexandre Beauregard responds to Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois' white paper on the achievement gap between boys and girls and pluralism in education.

The House of Commons is currently studying a bill to create national gambling rules.

Brian Masse says the law needed to be modernized — but more regulation is needed

In French culture, the separation of religion and state is meant to keep religion from controlling the government, or to keep people from using religion for political purposes, JC Jasmin says.