Join Stefanie Haeffele as she discusses the role of local entrepreneurship and self-governance in crisis and disaster recovery.

Join Katherine Mangu-Ward as she makes the techno-optimist case for the ways that A.I will impact the job market.

With countries implementing mandates for electric vehicles, join Kenneth P. Green as he discusses whether this is realistic or not when considering the historical capacity to produce the metals needed to manufacture these vehicles.

Focusing on economic growth in the Canadian context, join Jock Finlayson as he highlights why such growth is necessary to raise living standards and improve societal well-being over time.

Join Dr. Pierre Desrochers as he discusses how banning these products in the absence of superior substitutes can only recreate some of the very real problems they once solved.

Recent polling data finds more than 4-in-10 Canadians—and 50% of younger Canadians aged 18-24—support socialism as their preferred economic system. Join Jason Clemens as he explores the support for socialism, its meaning, and implications.

Join Dr. Lawrence Schembri as he explains why Canada was a global path-breaker and why a flexible exchange rate is the best policy choice for Canada.

Discussion around climate and energy has never been more necessary to meet the growing demands of the world. Join Dr. Steven Koonin as he discusses creative policy solutions.

Join Benjamin Perrin as he shares the latest research on the challenges facing the criminal justice system and fresh ideas for a new transformative justice vision from his upcoming book, Indictment: The Criminal Justice System on Trial.

Discussion around housing affordability in Canada has increased as many Canadians are struggling to afford rent or to buy their first home. Join Josef Filipowicz as he dives into the topic of housing in Canada.

Canadians care about the state of their environment. So how does Canada measure up? Join us as Elmira Aliakbari discusses the current state of our environment.

Provinces and territories rely on federal funding for programs under provincial jurisdiction. Join Tegan Hill as she addresses the risks involved and what they mean for Canadians.