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April 7, 2021

Cash-for-care benefits could fill key gaps in Canada’s ailing long-term care system

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The next generation of Indigenous self-government in Yukon

The next generation of Indigenous self-government in Yukon

March 26, 2021

Indigenous treaties are enormously significant for both First Nations groups and Canada. These treaties are constitutionally recognized agreements that lay out the relationship between Indigenous Peoples and Canada, where Yukon is a leader in treaty-making. Out of the 14 Indigenous groups that...

Yukon’s pioneering work in self-governance provides a valuable model for reconciliation across Canada

Yukon’s pioneering work in self-governance provides a valuable model for reconciliation across Canada

March 23, 2021

If Canadians are serious about reconciliation, they need to learn more about First Nations self-government. A new paper from the Centre of Excellence on the Canadian Federation calls for that education to centre on Yukon, which has been at...

One year of data shows Canada’s provinces and territories took very different approaches to fighting COVID-19

One year of data shows Canada’s provinces and territories took very different approaches to fighting COVID-19

March 18, 2021

Un an après le début de la pandémie de COVID-19, une nouvelle étude de l’Institut de recherche en politique publique (IRPP) et de l’Université Oxford met en lumière les différences flagrantes qui existent entre les mesures adoptées par chaque...

The strengths of Canadian federalism can help end the long-term care crisis

The strengths of Canadian federalism can help end the long-term care crisis

March 10, 2021

our governments should exploit the strengths of Canadian federalism to improve long-term care, as demonstrated in a new publication from the IRPP’s Centre of Excellence on the Canadian Federation.

Job loss barely impacts Canadian workers’ decisions to relocate, acquire new skills or become self-employed, new study finds

Job loss barely impacts Canadian workers’ decisions to relocate, acquire new skills or become self-employed, new study finds

February 24, 2021

New research from the Institute for Research on Public Policy shows that, even when jobs are scarce, few laid-off workers pursue adjustment strategies that could help them get back on their feet.

Mapping Canada’s training ecosystem

Mapping Canada’s training ecosystem

Tony Bonen and Matthias Oschinski | February 3, 2021

On the podcast, Tony Bonen and Matthias Oschinski argue Canada needs a system linking training opportunities to skills and jobs.

IRPP study shows new technologies have had little impact on the nature of work — so far

IRPP study shows new technologies have had little impact on the nature of work — so far

January 27, 2021

According to a study by the IRPP, major leaps in automation technology over the past decade have not yet caused notable shifts in the nature of work in Canada.

Powerful forces are reducing the educational value of the news during elections, IRPP research shows

Powerful forces are reducing the educational value of the news during elections, IRPP research shows

January 13, 2021

New research from the IRPP uncovers a disturbing trend: journalists who cite experts more often choose quotes based on entertainment value rather than educational merit.

Why Canada needs an information tool linking training, skills, and jobs

Why Canada needs an information tool linking training, skills, and jobs

Tony Bonen and Matthias Oschinski | January 6, 2021

Canadian workers need a comprehensive source of information that links training programs to skills. All players in the economy will benefit.

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