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Ginny Roth: Want to increase state capacity? Take big political risks
The ability to get big things done is not simply the result of effective technocrats being given the space to execute like experts. It requires the clarity of vision that comes from bold, risk-taking leadership.
Dean Tester: The best way to support animal welfare is to end corporate welfare
Short-term planning no longer enough to deal with Alberta’s mounting fiscal challenges: U of C
Nationalized childcare much more expensive than Liberals let on: Cardus
Ontario’s provincial energy planning needs reform: Ontario 360
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Mitchell Davidson: How to fix post-secondary policy after COVID
Canada’s post-secondary sector has so far managed a history of continued expansion, which is largely good news for Canada. However, that continued growth masked underlying issues with programming relevance and revenues.
Rob Leone: Our leaders are groping along on COVID-19. There may not be a better way
When it comes to big decisions, governments are pulled in different directions all the time. Our leaders know they have to quash the COVID-19 virus, but they do not know the best way of getting there.
Caroline Elliott: Defending individualism and objectivity from Global Affairs
By identifying widely-accepted principles as “characteristics of white supremacy,” the government may inadvertently trivialize and even perpetuate the abhorrent reality of racism itself.
Christopher Dummitt: We have a collective action problem and we’re all to blame
In a culture that sees social expectations as a form of oppression, can we really expect everyone to wake up in the morning of our pandemic present and suddenly agree that we are all in it together?
Harry Rakowski: We can’t shame people out of their vaccine hesitancy
Overcoming vaccine hesitancy in a democracy will take patience, honest information about the risk-benefit of choices and the advice of trusted friends. Some people will overcome their fear for altruistic reasons and others because the alternative is less attractive.
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