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Work & Economics
Research Brief

Watch Your Step

PLAs and the Risks to Competitive Bidding in Ontario

Renze Nauta

October 16, 2025

Family
Research Brief

Child Care Funding Update: British Columbia—Years Two and Three (2022–23 and 2023–24)

Implementation of the Canada-Wide Early Learning and Child Care Agreements

Peter Jon Mitchell

October 15, 2025

Work & Economics
Policy Brief

Cardus Presentation to Parliamentary Committee on Over-credentialization

Work & Economics program director Renze Nauta presents to committee about the challenges of over-credentialization and preserving the dignity of work.

Renze Nauta

October 7, 2025

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Education
Policy Memo

Memo: Supporting Student Learning During Alberta Teachers’ Strike

It is possible that the Alberta Teachers' Association may vote down the proposed settlement with the provincial government and begin job action. Cardus is proposing measures for the provincial government of Alberta to support students and minimize lost learning should teacher job action take place.

Catharine Kavanagh

September 25, 2025

Family
Research Brief

Child Care Funding Update: Saskatchewan—Years Two and Three (2022–23 and 2023–24)

Implementation of the Canada-Wide Early Learning and Child Care Agreements

Peter Jon Mitchell

September 24, 2025

Perspectives Paper

Rebuilding Trust in Government

Government needs to be humble in its promises, human in its practice, and humble in its speech.

Ian Brodie

September 18, 2025

Health
Research Report

In Contrast to Carter

Assisted Dying's Impact on Canadians with Disabilities

Alexander Raikin

September 16, 2025

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Work & Economics
Policy Memo

Memo: Consultation on the proposed Alberta Disability Assistance Program

Alberta is proposing changes to the income support program for persons with disabilities (AISH) and splitting the program into two separate streams: AISH and ADAP. Cardus seeks to add to the conversation around these changes by recommending tweaks to the proposed model to better optimize the balance between work and government support for disabled Albertans.

Renze Nauta Andreae Sennyah

September 12, 2025

Spirited Citizenship
Perspectives Paper

Christianity’s Decline and the Rise of Antisemitism in Canada

A Call for Unified Revival

Jarrod Grover

September 10, 2025