The Confederation of Tomorrow Survey of Canadians has released a report on how Canadians view equalization, one of several major federal transfer programs. The report found that, while most Canadians surveyed support the equalization program, many were not overly familiar with it or whether they reside in a recipient or non-recipient province.
The Confederation of Tomorrow Survey of Canadians has released a report on the status of federal–provincial and inter-regional tensions within Canada and the factors that shape them. The Brian Mulroney Institute of Government is a proud partner in the study along with the Institute for Research on Public Policy, the Canada-West Foundation, the Johnson Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy, and the Centre D’Analyse Politique – Constitution et Fédéralisme.
The Confederation of Tomorrow Survey of Canadians has released a report on the status of support for government policies on climate change across the provinces and territories. Though the COVID-19 pandemic topped Canadian concerns over the last year, climate change remains a serious concern for many Canadians. The Brian Mulroney Institute of Government is a proud partner in the study along with the Institute for Research on Public Policy, the Canada-West Foundation, the Johnson Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy, and the Centre D’Analyse Politique – Constitution et Fédéralisme.
The Confederation of Tomorrow Survey of Canadians has released a report on public opinion on efforts to facilitate and achieve reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people. In the months before the COVID-19 pandemic, headlines around the country were focused on issues related to Indigenous Peoples’ rights.
The Confederation of Tomorrow Survey of Canadians has released two reports on the COVID-19 pandemic: All in This Together? Canadians’ Views on Masks, Vaccines and Lockdowns During the COVID-19 Pandemic and The Role of Governments and the Division of Powers: Federalism in the Context of a Pandemic. Both reports detail the results of national surveys that explore Canadians’ thoughts on multiple issues pertaining to the COVID-19 pandemic.
As part of the Brian Mulroney Institute of Government’s efforts to generate timely and relevant policy research, the Institute has partnered with The American Review of Canadian Studies to publish a special issue. The issue was co-edited by the Institute’s director, Donald E. Abelson, and Adam Lajeunesse, the Irving Shipbuilding Chair in Canadian Arctic Marine Security.
As part of the Brian Mulroney Institute of Government’s efforts to generate timely and relevant policy research, the Institute has partnered with The American Review of Canadian Studies to publish a special issue. The issue was co-edited by the Institute’s director, Donald E. Abelson, and Adam Lajeunesse, the Irving Shipbuilding Chair in Canadian Arctic Marine Security.
