The lack of a cohesive, rights-based disability framework guiding health and social systems of care is harmful and, in some cases, deadly for persons with disability across Canadian Provinces and Territories. Children with disability are particularly impacted, a team led by the School of Public Policy is warning in a series of op-eds. Drawing […]

  As a former federal minister for both National Defence and Citizenship and Immigration as well as a former Premier of Alberta, Jason Kenney has a uniquely informed opinion of the first 100 days of the Trump administration. In assessing U.S. President Donald Trump and his backers in the Make America Great Again (MAGA) movement at […]

  This article was originally published in the Calgary Herald as an opinion piece from Martha Hall Findlay. To view the original article click here.    Too many Canadians don’t vote. Too many of us feel our vote doesn’t matter, that it won’t make a difference. But it does matter. Now more than ever. For […]

  As the debate over return-to-office (RTO) directives persists within Canada’s Public Service, a team of students from the School of Public Policy (SPP) achieved a podium finish for their proposal on the issue during the School’s inaugural participation in the 2025 National Public Administration Student Case Competition.   Competing against 14 teams from universities across […]

  At a watershed moment for Canada, experts from the School of Public Policy have been in demand with media, podcasts and panel discussions to provide their insights and ideas about our political and economic future. From Dr. Trevor Tombe on tariffs, Dr. Kent Fellows on energy exports, Carlo Dade on international relations or Martha […]