Ontario SC says ‘tower dump’ orders violate Charter Rights
Yesterday, Ontario Supreme Court Justice John Sproat ruled that the Peel Regional Police’s actions in 2014 compelling Rogers Communications and...
Will Ontario union members lose the right to vote?
Changes to the Public Sector Labour Relations Transition Act (PSLTRA) have union workers pleading with the Ontario government.
Circumventing Parliament
The much delayed and greatly anticipated April federal budget has now moved to the implementation stage, leaving pundits debating whether...
Shaping Davos to address voter apathy
During its recent annual meeting, the World Economic Forum decided to bring Davos closer to the world and the world...
Canada-China cooperation
In January 2015, Chinese Ambassador to Canada, Luo Zhaohui wrote in the Globe and Mail that "developing China-Canada relations is...
Track two diplomacy: Myths and realities
“Track Two Diplomacy” is a term that first appeared in the early 1980s, though it had been around much longer...
Freedom in western grain movement: Why the Revenue Cap needs to go
As the 21st century unfolds, agricultural exports continue to play a major role in Canada’s economic growth. Market opportunities are...
Time for a digital diplomacy blueprint
In April 2014, the Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development listed 33 Facebook and 39 Twitter accounts for Canadian...
Rebuilding Canada’s international capacity: Diplomatic reform in the age of globalization
The world is an ever more complicated place and diplomacy, the world’s second oldest profession, matters more than ever before....
Digital diplomacy – #notdiplomacy
Digital diplomacy has been heralded as 21st century statecraft. It involves using the Internet and social media platforms to communicate...