Knowing Our History to Rectify the Present: Black History Month with Webster
For Black History Month, the Institute hosts a policy series highlighting bold policy solutions in order to tackle anti-Black racism, focusing on the need for intergovernmental action. Each submission proposes a plan...
WEALTH TAX: A Means to Addressing Contemporary Economic Inequality
For Black History Month, the Institute hosts a policy series highlighting bold policy solutions in order to tackle anti-Black racism, focusing on the need for intergovernmental action. Each submission proposes a plan...
The opportunity for real change is now. We cannot afford to miss it
We are fortunate to live in Canada. One of the things that makes this a great country is that change – even major change – is possible. Since the founding...
Putting Equity First in the Regulation of Digital Platforms
For Black History Month, the Institute hosts a policy series highlighting bold policy solutions in order to tackle anti-Black racism, focusing on the need for intergovernmental action. Each submission proposes a plan...
Eliminating Anti-Black Racism—and Food Insecurity—Starts at Work
For Black History Month, the Institute hosts a policy series highlighting bold policy solutions in order to tackle anti-Black racism, focusing on the need for intergovernmental action. Each submission proposes a plan...
Bad Policy Choices Have Led to Growing Inequality
What’s normal? It was brought to my attention recently by a friend with teenage children that there is a need for that generation, and perhaps even their parents’ generation to know...
Provincial Leadership on a National Pharmacare Program
February 2, 2021 The Honourable John Horgan, M.L.A., Premier of British Columbia The Honourable Adrian Dix, M.L.A., Minister of Health Re: Provincial Leadership on National Pharmacare Program Dear Premier...
Addressing Environmental Racism in Black Communities in Canada
For Black History Month, the Institute hosts a policy series highlighting bold policy solutions in order to tackle anti-Black racism, focusing on the need for intergovernmental action. Each submission proposes a plan...
New Report: Addressing Economic Racism in Canada’s Pandemic Response and Recovery
Arlene Reid. Bonifacio Eugenio-Romero. Joyce Echaquan. These are just three of the thousands of lives that have been lost during the pandemic, but in many ways they characterize who is dying. As...
5 reasons why higher carbon prices require stronger green industrial policy
Canada’s enhanced climate plan (released in Dec 2019) includes a gradually rising carbon price – to $170 per tonne by 2030. That’s a high price by international standards, which gives...
