Canadians have been invited to provide feedback to the government on setting priorities for Budget 2025. Cardus’ contribution to these consultations centers around defending common law understandings of charitable purpose, particularly as it pertains to advancement of religion.
Spirited Citizenship
Policy Memo
Memo: FINA Committee’s Consultation for Fall Budget 2025
August 1, 2025
Family
Research Report
La vacance des berceaux
Pourquoi la moitié des Canadiennes ont moins d’enfants qu’elles en voudraient
July 29, 2025
Education
Research Report
The Three Pillars of Educational Pluralism
Availability, Access, and Accountability
July 17, 2025
Family
Research Brief
Child Care Funding Update: Northwest Territories—Year Two (2022–23)
Implementation of the Canada-Wide Early Learning and Child Care Agreements
July 15, 2025
Faith Communities
Research Report
Toujours chrétiens (?)
Ce que les chrétiens canadiens croient vraiment
July 3, 2025
Education
Policy Memo
Memo: Submission to the UN-OHCHR Working Group in Support of Educational Pluralism
Cardus's response to the UN-OHCHR consultation contests the preference for state-delivered public education. We argue that diverse models of delivery facilitate educational pluralism and contribute to the common good of societies.
May 16, 2025
Faith Communities
Policy Memo
Note: Neutralité religieuse de l’État
Protéger le rôle civique et fiscal des institutions religieuses québécoises
May 15, 2025
Family
Research Brief
Child Care Funding Update: New Brunswick—Year Two (2022–23)
Implementation of the Canada-Wide Early Learning and Child Care Agreements
May 8, 2025
Spirited Citizenship
Research Brief
How Governments Can Better Support Immigrants’ Integration
Insights from Church Leaders
April 24, 2025