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Brought to you by Policy Options, the Institute for Research on Public Policy’s digital magazine.

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  1. 04/25/2024

    For P.E.I., a model for a guaranteed basic income that is feasible and affordable

    An innovative federal-provincial partnership would virtually eradicate poverty among working-age adults and their children, report shows. An article by Benoît Robidoux, Wayne Simpson, Barbara Boraks Full article here: https://policyoptions.irpp.org/magazines/april-2024/p-e-i-guaranteed-basic-income/

    For P.E.I., a model for a guaranteed basic income that is feasible and affordable

  2. 04/04/2024

    Where are the reviews of government action on COVID-19? by Ji Yoon Han

    For one of the most devastating public-policy crises of this century, half of the governments in this country have published no internal reflection.

    Where are the reviews of government action on COVID-19? by Ji Yoon Han

  3. 02/09/2024

    The history of colonialism and slavery still impacts Black people in Canada by Fauzya Moore

    To move beyond this long legacy, federal and provincial governments need to focus on educating Canadians about Black history.

    The history of colonialism and slavery still impacts Black people in Canada by Fauzya Moore

  4. 02/08/2024

    The particularly Canadian “lone-wolf” tradition of studying the public service by Jonathan Malloy

    Traditional elite relationships with researchers are fading, yet the public service doesn’t know any other way to work with outsiders.

    The particularly Canadian “lone-wolf” tradition of studying the public service by Jonathan Malloy

  5. 01/25/2024

    Quebec stands alone in the defence of provincial powers by Charles Breton

    By depriving itself of a billion dollars this year to defend its health-care jurisdiction, Quebec once again finds itself in the role of the guardian of federalism.

    Quebec stands alone in the defence of provincial powers by Charles Breton

  6. 01/23/2024

    Quebec’s move to force teaching French at McGill and Concordia could have dire consequences

    Without additional funds, the move could lead to reduced course choice and the replacement of specialists with French teachers, harming the quality of education. An article by Denis Hurtubise

    Quebec’s move to force teaching French at McGill and Concordia could have dire consequences
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