Is government doomed to repeat mistakes, or can it stop losing its mind?
Can government remember? Is it condemned to repeat mistakes? Or does it remember too much and so sees too many...
Governing Digitally: F.A.S.T. Tracking Federalism
In 2011, the World Economic Forum presented its vision of a future government creating public value as F-A-S-T: flatter, agile,...
Creating a Real Dialogue with Citizens: A Vision of “Day-to-Day” Democracy
Written by Benjamin Selinger and Gabriel Flores A real challenge for Canada is that citizens, especially those who are a...
Bring data, not ideology
nudge
There’s more on our blog
We've added a blog. It does not replace the engaging op-ed writers and columnists who contribute to our magazine and...
A Perfect Storm: Trust and capability in Canadian fighter procurement
In the near future, the RCAF will release the recommendations of the commission established to revisit Canada’s Next Generation Fighter...
Cyprus: between a rock and a hard place
Most attention in Canada is focused on today’s federal budget. But think of Cyprus, caught between striking a deal with...
How can we start asking the right questions?
The February 5th Public Sector Quality Fair suggests that different ways of thinking are needed to innovate, but how can...
Resetting the lens on the Arab Spring
Unprecedented realities demand new ways of thinking, new ways of seeing, and new ways of understanding.
Teetering on a tipping point
2012 has been a very tumultuous year in the world of Canadian governance.