No, right-of-centre policymakers don't own the school choice movement. Progressives have been supporting educational pluralism at least since the 1960s.

Ashley Berner

What Canadian Christians Actually Believe

Andrew P.W. Bennett

The Association of Christian Schools International and Cardus share insights from a survey of ACSI member schools about their use of artificial intelligence and what educators think about it.

Lynn E. Swaner Rian Djita

Diversity, Growth, and Trends

David Hunt Joanna DeJong VanHof

Too many Canadian kids who need palliative care don’t get it.

Rebecca Vachon

Ontarians have been invited to provide feedback to the government on setting priorities for Budget 2024. Cardus is providing eight recommendations that address the following areas: supports for volunteers and the charitable sector, lowering the cost of Toronto’s public infrastructure projects, addressing gambling addiction, helping parents with child care costs, correcting inequalities in special education funding, ensuring that post-secondary education supports the working class, and increasing employment opportunities for people with criminal records.

Andreae Sennyah

Cardus made a submission to the Government of Alberta on priorities for Budget 2024 to address the following areas: helping parents with childcare costs, expanding funding for independent schools, and addressing gambling addiction.

Andreae Sennyah

Policies to Correct Labour-Market Misconceptions

Renze Nauta