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Cardus releases a poll in time for Women's Day. Check out the questions and results that got our panel talking, here

Radio host Tasha Kheiriddin will moderate March 8th women’s panel in Ottawa to celebrate women and discuss poll findings.

Government intervention on corporate board composition has failed in other jurisdictions.

The effort to repeal Section 43 of the Criminal Code of Canada is not evidence-based policy-making.

Research shows Canadians want governments to make stay-at-home parenting more affordable

Marriage is a private choice in Canada, but a new Cardus report indicates that it also has very public consequences for our universal, taxpayer-funded healthcare system. Marriage is Good for your Health reviews 50 published, empirical medical studies that have established a correlation between marital status and health. In fact, the research indicates that a happy marriage provides five main health benefits to adults, compared to those who are single, co-habiting, divorced, separated, or widowed...

OTTAWA, September 2, 2016—Labour Day marks the end of summer holidays and a return to school and work. It's a busy time and new poll results show that Canadians feel this. In a recent Nanos Research poll about one in three (30%) of working Canadians said they are dissatisfied with their work-life balance.

Government budgets always involve “cheques and balances,” says Ray Pennings, but election-year budgets are equally about messaging and vote-getting.

Fresh North American data and a provocative new research paper from an esteemed Ontario academic clinch the argument for making school choice a key part of educational policy for the public good.