Ontario in the Federation
The New Ontario: The Shifting Attitudes of Ontarians toward the Federation
February 23, 2010
Matthew Mendelsohn and J. Scott Matthews examine the political implications of Ontarians' changing views about the Canadian federation.
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Analysis and Opinion
The Census: A Compromise and the Seeds of Long-Term Change
Arthur Sweetman & Herb Emery
As the provincial premiers gather for the Council of the Federation meeting in Winnipeg, there is undoubtedly...
Ideology, Autonomy and the Census
Debra Thompson
After Tony Clement announced that the census long-form would now be voluntary, the Conservative government’s...
Securities Reform: Will Region Trump Reason?
Joshua Hjartarson
George Orwell famously quipped that the restatement of the obvious is the first duty of intelligent...
