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We produce a unique blend of empirical research, policy discussion, philosophical and—yes—theological discussion about your daily work, and our common economic life.

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The Latest from Cardus Work & Economics

Single game betting rewards regressive gambling monopolies
REPORT November 30th

Cardus Vice President of External Affairs Brian Dijkema joins the Danielle Smith Show to talk about proposed changes to single-game betting in Canada's Criminal Code.

Single-Game Betting Bill Rewards Regressive Gambling Monopolies
REPORT November 26th

Federal government should take the lead on gambling reform while changing Criminal Code.

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Education

Education

We provide reliable, credible data for diverse learning systems, so parents can make informed choices on the education best suited for their children.

Family

Family

We conduct, compile, and disseminate Canadian research on family and marriage and their strengthening impact on civil society.

Health

Health

We foster a social system that enlarges care for the most vulnerable in our midst, including supporting the desire for a natural death, equipping social institutions to support patients and caregivers, and developing a continuum of care for those approaching end of life.

Religious Freedom

Religious Freedom

We uphold the importance and centrality of religious freedom in our common life.

Work & Economics

Work & Economics

We produce a unique blend of empirical research, policy discussion, philosophy and—yes—theological discussion about your daily work, and our common economic life.

Spirited Citizenship

Spirited Citizenship

We conduct public opinion research into faith and the faithful in Canadian public life. Together with the Angus Reid Institute, we’re building a research, networking, and conversation initiative focused on faith-motivated activities and organizations that strengthen Canada’s social fabric.

Comment

Comment

Comment is a journal of public theology.

Convivium

Convivium

Convivium is an online magazine which explores faith in our common life.