Work & Economics Program Director Renze Nauta presents to the committee about the role of subsidiarity in refugee resettlement policy.
Cardus Presentation to Parliamentary Committee on Refugee Resettlement
April 22, 2026
Memo: Clarifying Public Reporting of the Alberta Education Student Population Statistics
Cardus is writing to Alberta's education minister to identify challenges within the current methodology of reporting their student population statistics. There is double-counting of student populations taking place that Cardus offers its assistance in resolving.
April 10, 2026
Better Together
How Canada’s Independent School Associations Strengthen Democracy and Civil Society
April 1, 2026
Memo: Submission for Budget 2026: Employee Ownership Trusts
Cardus wrote to Finance Canada recommending an extension of the tax incentive for Employee Ownership Trusts. Employee Ownership Trusts are an important mechanism that allow business owners to transfer ownership to their employees, and have been shown to increase business stability and productivity.
March 30, 2026
Ten-Dollar Delay
How Canada's Child Care Program Locked Provinces In and Left Most Families Out
March 25, 2026
Enduring Faith
Patterns of Religious Practice and Values Among Religious School Graduates
March 24, 2026
L’argent public a-t-il remplacé la charité?
Regard sur l’autonomie financière de la société civile québécoise
March 23, 2026
Memo: Submission to AMAD Committee on Permanently Pausing the Expansion of MAiD for Mental Disorders
Cardus is writing this submission to AMAD to ask them to halt the expansion of MAiD to people with mental disorders as the sole underlying medical condition. The expansion would undermine suicide prevention efforts and exacerbate the vulnerability of particular groups such as First Nations or people with disabilities.
March 17, 2026
Mémoire: Concernant la suspension définitive de l’extension de l’AMM pour les troubles mentaux
Cardus adresse cette contribution à l'AMAD pour lui demander de suspendre l'extension de l'aide médicale à mourir aux personnes dont la seule affection médicale sous-jacente est un trouble mental. Cette extension compromettrait les efforts de prévention du suicide et aggraverait la vulnérabilité de certains groupes, tels que les Premières Nations ou les personnes handicapées.
March 17, 2026