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Health
Research Report

From Exceptional to Routine

The Rise of Euthanasia in Canada

Alexander Raikin

August 7, 2024

Education
Research Report

Can We Call Them Credit Mills?

Assessing the Legitimacy of Some Independent Schools in Ontario

Joanna DeJong VanHof

June 24, 2024

Education
Research Report

Retooling Teacher Certification

Bridging the Vocational-Technical Teacher Gap in Alberta

David Hunt Brett Fawcett

June 13, 2024

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Health
Policy Brief

Policy Framework: Proposals to Strengthen MAiD Safeguards and Oversight

This framework highlights areas that require redress and proposes constructive policy options to better protect Canadians. These options will be explored in more detail in subsequent policy briefs.

Rebecca Vachon Andreae Sennyah

June 4, 2024

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Work & Economics
Policy Brief

Conscientious Objection and Labour Law in Canada

Conscientious Objection and Labour Law in Canada

Brian Dijkema

June 1, 2024

Family
Research Brief

Child Care Funding Update: Northwest Territories—Year One (2021–22)

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

Peter Jon Mitchell

May 28, 2024

Family
Research Brief

Child Care Funding Update: Alberta—Year One (2021–22)

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

Peter Jon Mitchell

May 28, 2024

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General
Perspectives Paper

Avoiding a Looming Constitutional Crisis in the Senate

This essay was first published on May 14, 2024, in The Hub, with the title “Howard Anglin and Ray Pennings: Canada Is Careening Towards a Constitutional Crisis in the Senate.” It has been republished with permission and is presented here with slight changes.

Howard Anglin Ray Pennings

May 18, 2024

Education
Perspectives Paper

The Progressive Case for Educational Pluralism

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

May 14, 2024