Prof. Emeritus Richard Johnston: B.C. Holds the Key to Carney’s Majority Hopes
B.C. could decide the 2025 election, says Prof. Emeritus Richard Johnston, calling it Canada’s new key battleground.
U.S. raises China tariffs to 125% as markets surge — Prof. Yves Tiberghien weighs in
The U.S. raises tariffs on China to 125%, triggering a market rally. Prof. Yves Tiberghien discusses the global impact.
Poilievre’s LNG Canada promise: Dr. Stewart Prest calls it ‘wildly misleading,’ despite prior approval
Dr. Stewart Prest warns Poilievre’s LNG Canada promise creates a misleading narrative, calling it ‘concerning’ when politicians mislead.
Dr. Stewart Prest weighs in as BC MLAs face backlash for using official resources to support Aaron Gunn
MLAs are under fire for using official resources to back Aaron Gunn. Dr. Stewart Prest warns it undermines trust and crosses ethical lines.
Dr. Sally Sharif: Rebel regimes and property rights in post-revolutionary governance
Dr. Sally Sharif examines how victorious rebel regimes use property rights to consolidate power, featuring Ethiopia and Afghanistan.
Prof. Maxwell Cameron leads new report on the democratic crisis in the Andean region
Prof. Maxwell Cameron examines threats to democracy in the Andean region and offers key reforms to protect electoral integrity.
Why B.C.’s carbon tax worked: Insights from Prof. Kathryn Harrison
Prof. Kathryn Harrison explains how B.C.’s carbon tax curbed emissions—even if the numbers don’t tell the full story.
Prof. Max Cameron on civic culture, public discourse, and practical wisdom
Prof. Max Cameron explores the importance of civic culture, empathy, and practical wisdom in fostering healthy public discourse and democracy.
Trump’s policies galvanize Canadian voters, boosting Trudeau’s liberals, said Prof. Terri Givens
Prof. Terri Givens says the U.S. has always influenced Canadian politics, but Trump’s focus on Canada has amplified that impact.
Beyond the divide: Dr. Matthew Wright on American attitudes toward immigration in the 2024 election
Dr. Matthew Wright’s research shows American views on immigration are more nuanced than political rhetoric suggests.