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Governance Knowledge Hub

The IOG’s Governance Knowledge Hub is both a home for governance research and a place for governance dialogue. It offers a collaborative digital space for public sector governance practitioners, scholars, and thought leaders to think, talk, and write about Canada’s most important governance issues. The Hub serves as both a catalyst and a convener for the creation and publication of new knowledge about governance. It is practical, inclusive, evidence-based, and collaborative in developing and publishing solutions-oriented governance ideas.

The IOG Governance Knowledge Hub facilitates constructive dialogue and original research on matters related to governance in Canada. We aim to demystify governance, making it more transparent, understandable, and accessible to citizens. 

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The Legacy of Trudeau Government’s Record on Fairness and Equity Posted May 7th, 2025

By Catherine Waters, Karl Salgo, and Rhonda Moore. May 7, 2025 The legacy of Justin Trudeau’s government in terms of…

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From the Archives: Principles for Good Governance in the 21st Century Posted May 7th, 2025

By Rhonda Moore and Catherine Waters. May 7, 2025 Jonathan Swift is credited with coining the term ‘everything old is…

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No matter what, it will be a ‘change’ election for the federal public service Posted April 28th, 2025

By Lori Tunrbull Published in the Hill Times on April 28th, 2025 All in all, both Mark Carney and Pierre…

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The Liberal Government of Canada under Prime Minister Justin Trudeau: An Assessment of the Liberal Record on Accountability, Transparency and Ethics Posted April 8th, 2025

By Catherine Waters, Karl Salgo and Rhonda Moore April 14th, 2025 A famous phrase coined in 1913 holds that sunlight…

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Transition is in the air Posted April 8th, 2025

By Ryan Androsoff, Vice-President of Learning and Leadership at the Institute on Governance. Change is in the air, and it’s…

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The Team Canada Approach: How Federalism Shapes Canada’s Response to Trump’s Tariff War Posted March 24th, 2025

Lori Turnbull Published in the Hill Times on March 24th, 2025 It is not clear yet whether it will be…

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Caretaker government — What happens in a Canadian election? Posted March 19th, 2025

Karl Salgo Published in the Ottawa Citizen on March 19th, 2025 Restraint is the watchword for the government and bureaucracy…

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Citizen-Centric Governance in Iraq: Insights from the IOG Project and the CACMR Reception Posted March 12th, 2025

By Sharon Ayele March 12th, 2025 Governance is most effective when it is built around the needs and voices of…

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Nova Scotia Governance under Tim Houston’s Supermajority Posted March 11th, 2025

By Lori Turnbull March 10th In a provincial election held on November 26th, 2024, the Progressive Conservatives elected members in…