Human Rights in Canada: A Fragile Shield in a Shifting World Posted July 9th, 2025
By Catherine Waters, Director, Learning Design and Evaluation July 9, 2025 In 2024, the Canadian Museum for Human Rights (CMHR)…
An Introduction to Canadian Federalism Posted July 9th, 2025
By Lori Turnbull, Senior Advisor July 9, 2025 Federalism, or multi-order governance, is a defining feature of Canadian politics and…
Making Space to Reset: Building Real Resilience in Public Service Posted July 9th, 2025
Dr. Aditi Nerurkar’s Grounded Approach to Stress and Burnout at the APEX Leadership Summit By Sharon Ayele July 8, 2025…
Telling Good Stories About Science Posted July 9th, 2025
By Rhonda Moore July 8, 2025 On 13 June, 2025 the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council announced the winners…
Two-Tiered Cabinet – A Novelty or a Shell Game? Posted June 4th, 2025
By Karl Salgo, Associate and Executive Advisor June 4, 2025 Plenty of ink has already been spilled on the subject…
How useful are the lessons of The Art of the Deal to public governance and public goals? Posted June 4th, 2025
By Catherine Waters, Director, Learning Design and Evaluation June 4, 2025 In The Art of the Deal, published in 1987,…
Ceremony and Strategy: Decoding the 2025 Throne Speech Posted June 4th, 2025
Karl Salgo, Rhonda Moore, and David Murchison June 4, 2025 “The True North is indeed strong and free,” concluded His…
Parliament is back: will it be like the last one? Posted June 3rd, 2025
By Lori Turnbull, Senior Advisor Published in the Hill Times on May 26, 2025 The changes on the front benches…
Salgo: Is the federal government treating its term workers fairly? Posted May 26th, 2025
By Karl Salgo, Associate and Executive Advisor Published on May 20, 2025 in the Ottawa Citizen. The public service may…
