A Cardus discussion paper raises important, unresolved ethical questions related to euthanasia and assisted suicide.

Far from opposing one another, neither freedom nor equality can exist without a meaningful guarantee of the other.

New research has uncovered several possible reasons why being more religious is often associated with higher fertility.

Welcoming a potential 1.5 million new Canadians by the end of 2025 could help sustain and strengthen the role of religion in society and public life.

Cardus Family Program Director Peter Jon Mitchell issued this media statement in response to the Ontario government’s announcement of funding for new daycare spaces in Ottawa.

As concerns about crime rise and debate rages about bail reform, leaders are struggling to find solutions. Curbing Crime with Employment: Exploring Work as Crime Prevention for Canadians with Criminal Records examines a relatively unexplored idea that could help over the long term.

Debates about education are often a tug-of-war between parents and school boards. In this open letter, Michael Van Pelt calls on business leaders to get involved too.

Twelve remarkable young leaders will soon begin a nine-month journey as Cardus NextGEN Fellows.

Support for fair and open contract bidding is building in Toronto—the last Ontario city that still reserves construction contracts for companies associated with a select group of favoured unions. Our research brief makes the case for why Toronto simply can’t afford to keep paying more and getting less.