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Canadian and Quebec MAiD laws should allow equitable access for some persons living with mental disorders

January 30, 2020

Persons with mental disorders as their sole underlying medical condition could have access to MAiD, says a new report from the IRPP.

Fiscal stabilization, not equalization, must help provinces weather economic downturns

January 28, 2020

The fiscal stabilization program must be reformed so it can better fulfil its mandate of providing protection to provinces says a new study from the IRPP.

Canada’s labour market sector: Intergovernmental cooperation in practice

December 17, 2019

A new study takes stock of major developments in Canada's labour market sector since 2015 and reviews the current state of intergovernmental relations.

Ottawa must strengthen its case on carbon pricing law for the Supreme Court

November 28, 2019

A new study from the IRPP analyzes the constitutional challenges to the federal government’s carbon pricing law to be heard by the Supreme Court of Canada.

A public responsibility: Canadians and their caregivers should not bear the burden of navigating health and social services

November 6, 2019

Canada needs a dedicated strategy to reduce the burden of navigating health and social services for older Canadians and their caregivers.

Charles Breton joins the IRPP as Executive Director of the new Centre of Excellence on the Canadian Federation

October 15, 2019

The IRPP is pleased to announce the appointment of Charles Breton as Executive Director of the IRPP’s new Centre of Excellence on the Canadian Federation.

Election 2019 event: Media coverage and the campaign online

October 1, 2019

Media are invited to the second event in a series of Policy Options breakfasts for a discussion on media coverage and the election campaign online.

Election 2019 event: Emerging policy themes

September 20, 2019

Members of the media are invited to the first event in a series of Policy Options breakfasts for a conversation on emerging policy themes in the 2019 federal election campaign.

Fewer Canadian-invented patents stay in Canadian hands

August 27, 2019

Canada's record on patents and development of intellectual property is modest, at best, says a new study from the Institute for Research on Public Policy.

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