The University of Calgary Master of Public Policy program is a 13-month integrated program that gives you the skills and understanding to create and impact policy in both the public and private sectors. Learn more about the Master of Public Policy program by attending our upcoming information session. Register today for your opportunity to connect […]

Join business and public policy leaders in Montreal on Monday, October 27, 2025, to engage with industry, government and academia on the future of Canada’s labour markets and to explore practical solutions to strengthening skills, mobility and opportunity. A strong and adaptable labour force is critical to Canada’s long-term growth, productivity and rising living standards. Ensuring […]

This year marks the 10th anniversary of the KCFTA and over the past decade, this landmark agreement has greatly strengthened trade and investment relations between Korea and Canada. Since the implementation of the KCFTA, bilateral trade between Korea and Canada has doubled, solidifying Korea’s position as a key economic partner for Canada. As Canada’s first […]

Canada’s ability to transport goods efficiently to domestic and international markets is increasingly hindered by aging infrastructure, regulatory delays, and trade disruptions. These challenges are exacerbated by recent U.S. tariffs and a lack of long-term investment planning, which collectively constrain trade and dampen national productivity growth. Join business and public policy leaders in Vancouver on Monday, […]

The School of Public Policy at the University of Calgary, in partnership with the Government of Alberta’s Department of Finance, invites you to a special roundtable on Monday, June 16, 2025.   This event marks the culmination of a three-year research partnership focused on identifying and evaluating strategic opportunities to strengthen Alberta’s financial sector. Over the […]

Watch the Session  Plans and Prospects for the G7 2025 Kananaskis Summit World leaders return to Kananaskis Country for the first time since 2002 for a G7 Summit in June amid more uncertainty about the state of world economically, politically and ecologically than at any time in the organization’s 50-year history. In advance of […]

Canada’s Productivity Initiative will gather experts from across the country to explore multiple aspects of our nation’s economic growth and productivity. Taking place on June 5, 2025, the session in Halifax will be hosted by the University of Calgary’s School of Public Policy, in collaboration with the Halifax Partnership, and located at the Halifax Convention Centre. […]

The School of Public Policy at the University of Calgary, in partnership with the Government of Alberta’s Department of Finance, invites you to a special roundtable luncheon on Friday, May 30, 2025 in Toronto. This event marks the culmination of a three-year research partnership focused on identifying and evaluating strategic opportunities to strengthen Alberta’s financial sector. […]

Calgary Homeless Foundation and the School of Public Policy invite you to the 8th Annual Data That Makes a Difference. This two-day national conference brings together data professionals, service delivery partners, and researchers to exchange insights and learnings about the data-driven innovations that are transforming the homeless-serving system of care. Join us for the 8th […]

Watch the Webinar  Navigating the Digital Revolution in Agriculture The digital revolution is reshaping agriculture, but what actually drives the adoption of new technologies in Canada’s farming sector? Beyond the latest tools, how do behavioural, socio-economic and policy factors influence farmers’ decisions? Join experts from The Simpson Centre for Food and Agricultural Policy on […]

Watch the Session  Canada’s Productivity Initiative – Ottawa About the Session Canada’s Productivity Initiative will gather experts from across the country to explore multiple aspects of our nation’s economic growth and productivity. Taking place on February 27, 2025, the session in Ottawa will be hosted by the University of Calgary’s School of Public Policy and […]