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March 24, 2026

Housing Policy Trends: Housing Insecurity in Later-Life Affects Homeowners Too

Alex Bierman Fahimeh Mehrabi

March 19, 2026

Health Policy Trends: Virtual Primary Care

Myles Leslie

March 17, 2026

The Homelessness Income Cut Off: A Further Exploration

Kneebone, Ronald Gres Wilkins, Margarita

March 12, 2026

Social Policy Trends: Income Support Caseloads in Alberta

Kneebone, Ronald Gres Wilkins, Margarita

March 10, 2026

For Canada, a Shift from IEEPA to Section 232 Tariffs Will Be a Transition from National to Provincial Impacts

Carlo Dade Sharon Zhengyang Sun

February 26, 2026

Social Policy Trends: Police and Justice Costs of Domestic Violence Perpetration

Wells, Lana Boodt, Casey Kneebone, Ronald

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September 7, 2017

How should post-secondary institutions adapt to the new Alberta economy? Are we training students for careers that no longer exist? New School of Public Policy report

August 23, 2017

Canada’s Potential Trading Partners. Where Do We Turn? New Policy School report

July 19, 2017

Six Months of Trump. What are the lessons learned as we head into NAFTA negotiations? New School of Public Policy paper

July 13, 2017

New strategy for countering the bite of carbon taxes. New School of Public Policy report

June 13, 2017

Calgary’s Domestic Violence rate is on the rise. How do Stamps and Stampede factor in? New School of Public Policy report

May 31, 2017

More harm than good. Is policy that favours small business hurting the Canadian economy? New School of Public Policy report

May 16, 2017

The Fourth “R” – preventing youth violence – program not only effective but saves taxpayers millions – School of Public Policy report

May 3, 2017

Do Canada’s mid-sized cities have the upper-hand? New Policy School report

April 20, 2017

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Recent Publications

Housing Policy Trends: Housing Insecurity in Later-Life Affects Homeowners Too

Health Policy Trends: Virtual Primary Care

The Homelessness Income Cut Off: A Further Exploration

Social Policy Trends: Income Support Caseloads in Alberta

For Canada, a Shift from IEEPA to Section 232 Tariffs Will Be a Transition from National to Provincial Impacts

Social Policy Trends: Police and Justice Costs of Domestic Violence Perpetration

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SPP Forum: Sustainability Today

SPP Forum: The ‘Hidden’ Carbon Tax – How TIER Affects Cost Structures in the Oil Sands

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How should post-secondary institutions adapt to the new Alberta economy? Are we training students for careers that no longer exist? New School of Public Policy report

Canada’s Potential Trading Partners. Where Do We Turn? New Policy School report

Six Months of Trump. What are the lessons learned as we head into NAFTA negotiations? New School of Public Policy paper

New strategy for countering the bite of carbon taxes. New School of Public Policy report

Calgary’s Domestic Violence rate is on the rise. How do Stamps and Stampede factor in? New School of Public Policy report

More harm than good. Is policy that favours small business hurting the Canadian economy? New School of Public Policy report

The Fourth “R” – preventing youth violence – program not only effective but saves taxpayers millions – School of Public Policy report

Do Canada’s mid-sized cities have the upper-hand? New Policy School report

Who Really Pays Corporate Income Tax? New Policy School Reports