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In April 2017, the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) held its third air power symposium at the Canadian Museum of Nature in Ottawa, Ontario. It was preceded by three round-table, academ-ic-led discussions—at the School of Public Policy at the University of Calgary, at Massey College in Toronto and at l’Université de Laval in Québec….
The majority of new claims come from people who entered Canada through official border crossings. The growing inventory of unprocessed claims is an administrative issue, rather than an issue of border security…
A closer look at the ACFB shows that, once it is phased in, many families will receive less financial support than they did previously…
Disruption, but without too much prescription, should be the Alberta government’s method of choice as it shapes the province’s economic future and deals with the twin challenges of diversification and decarbonization. For guidance in setting a clear course, the government need only look to the history of the province’s oilsands industry and the critical role of landmark funding of the $1.4-billion (in today’s dollars) Alberta Oil Sands Technology and Research Authority (AOSTRA)…
Negotiations between the Government of Canada and the European Union (EU) for the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) began in 2009 and the agreement came into force provisionally on September 21, 2017. Global Affairs Canada (GAC) lauds the agreement as “by far one of Canada’s most ambitious trade initiatives…
Applications for the Master of Public Policy, Fall 2020 admission are now being accepted. Deadline to submit all application materials is February 01, 2020.
