en
menu
24 mai 2024

Qu’est-ce qui diffĂ©rencie les souverainistes des autres QuĂ©bĂ©cois?

Lire le texte

Textes d’opinion

How to fix Canada’s innovation conundrum

How to fix Canada’s innovation conundrum

Andrei Sulzenko | 29 juin 2016

In its inaugural budget, the federal Liberal government vowed to develop a bold, new innovation agenda as the centrepiece of its strategy to bolster long-term economic growth. This was the right call, not only because it plays well—who would disagree with...

We need to start caring for caregivers

We need to start caring for caregivers

Janet Fast | 21 janvier 2016

Rebecca’s days used to start well before sunrise. Every working day, she would wake up at 3 a.m. to make sure her chronically ill husband’s care needs would be met throughout the day — a busy job in itself,...

Rethink our trade adjustment programs

Rethink our trade adjustment programs

Dmitry Lysenko and Saul Schwartz | 10 décembre 2015

The new Liberal government will consult with Canadians regarding our involvement in the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) — the 12-country trade deal that was recently announced. International Trade Minister Chrystia Freeland indicated this review will include the $4.3 billion package...

Les minorités visibles et la fédération canadienne

Les minorités visibles et la fédération canadienne

Antoine Bilodeau, Luc Turgeon, Stephen E. White and Ailsa Henderson | 9 décembre 2015

Lors de la récente élection fédérale, un nombre record de 47 députés issus de minorités visibles ont été élus, ce qui représente une augmentation de 9 % à 14 % depuis les élections de 2011. Et bien que cette...

Who should tax Canada’s 1%? We say leave it to Ottawa

Who should tax Canada’s 1%? We say leave it to Ottawa

Kevin Milligan and Michael Smart | 25 novembre 2015

Over the past five years, provincial governments from coast to coast have introduced higher-rate income tax brackets for top earners. Now, with the election of the Liberals in Ottawa, the federal government will follow the path set forth by...

Why Canada needs a new approach to China

Why Canada needs a new approach to China

Wendy Dobson and Paul Evans | 17 novembre 2015

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and China’s President Xi Jinping met for the first time at the G20 Summit on the weekend. Before the end of the month, they will meet again at the APEC summit and at the UN...

The next boomer shift? Our policy assumptions

The next boomer shift? Our policy assumptions

Peter Hicks | 13 novembre 2015

This is part of the Globe and Mail’s week-long series on baby boomers and how their spending, investing, health and lifestyle decisions could affect Canada’s economy in the next fifteen years. Is Canada ready for the boom? For more, visit...

Sommes-nous capables de gouverner la transition démographique?

Sommes-nous capables de gouverner la transition démographique?

18 octobre 2015

Il y a deux ou trois dĂ©cennies, les dirigeants politiques ont mis Ă  la porte les actuaires en chef qui, calculs en main, les pressaient de rehausser de maniĂšre significative les cotisations des travailleurs aux rĂ©gimes de retraite. L’idĂ©e...

The risk we all face but aren’t talking about

The risk we all face but aren’t talking about

Tyler Meredith and Colin Chia | 3 septembre 2015

Child benefits, income splitting, pensions, flexible work arrangements and compassionate care leave—this federal election is putting social policy in the window. But if we are going to have a much-needed conversation about how Canadians are dealing with the various...

Tous

CONTACT MÉDIAS

Cléa Desjardins
Directrice des communications
514-245-2139 ‱ cdesjardins@irpp.org

NOS EXPERTS

view our experts