The report of the Comité d’étude sur le respect des principes de la Loi sur la laïcité de l’État et sur les influences religieuses (Study Committee on Compliance with the Principles of the Act respecting the laicity of the State and on Religious Influences) proposes an unprecedented expansion of Québec secularism through 50 recommendations. If adopted, these measures would have catastrophic consequences for faith communities and would, in some respects, create one of the most hostile regulatory environments in the world.

Jean-Christophe Jasmin

Le rapport du Comité d’étude sur le respect des principes de la Loi sur la laïcité de l’État et sur les influences religieuses propose une expansion sans précédent de la laïcité québécoise à travers 50 propositions. Si elles devaient être adoptées, ces mesures entraîneraient des conséquences catastrophiques pour les organisations religieuses et créeraient, à certains égards, un contexte réglementaire parmi les plus hostiles au monde.

Jean-Christophe Jasmin

A Look at Seventeen Countries

Joanna DeJong VanHof

PLAs and the Risks to Competitive Bidding in Ontario

Renze Nauta

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

Peter Jon Mitchell

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

Renze Nauta

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

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

Peter Jon Mitchell

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

Ian Brodie