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Understanding Major Projects in Canada and Indigenous Consultation with Jesse McCormick
In the latest episode of The Bellwether, host Hermon Afowork is joined by Jesse McCormick.
May 28
Canada's Trade Diversification Is Incomplete Without Africa
Canada’s trade priorities of diversification, critical minerals, infrastructure, and clean energy strongly align with opportunities in African markets…
May 21
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Short On Cash and Care: How Strong Can Canada Be?
As federal mental health funding is set to expire and with no replacement in sight, Canada risks weakening both its care systems and its economy.
May 7
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Issue 21: A harm reduction approach to physical distancing
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A “post-racial reckoning” international order? Confronting racism during a humanitarian crisis
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The workers we trust to deliver justice are in the grip of a mental health epidemic, and the consequences reach beyond the courthouse.
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Day 1,670 and Counting: Women’s Rights under De Facto Rule in Afghanistan
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Normalizing the Override (Part 2): Alberta and the Use of Section 33
We’re back with another episode of The Bellwether! This is Part 2 of our series taking a closer look at Section 33 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and…
Mar 13
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Normalizing the Override (Part 1): Bill 21 and Section 33 with Pearl Eliadis
We’re back with another episode from The Bellwether! This is Part 1 of a new series taking a closer look at Section 33 of the Canadian Charter of Rights…
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The Nile Begins in Ethiopia and So Does Its Independence
Trump’s false claim of U.S. financing exposes Western discomfort with African-led, self-funded development and Ethiopia's assertion of sovereignty over…
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The Islamic Republic of Iran Is Testing the Responsibility to Protect
With national connectivity flatlining and detainee deaths rising, the world must look beyond regime change rhetoric and use the tools it already has to…
Jan 29
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Exploring Evidence-Based Policymaking with Dr. Nick King
Evidence-based policymaking is often talked about, but less often unpacked.
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An Oceanless Future: Reflections on a Transatlantic Journey
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The Fragile Revolution: Senegal’s New Leadership Faces Its First True Test
Senegal’s new leaders face mounting strain as undisclosed debts and internal rifts threaten the momentum of their 2024 revolution.
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