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le Québec est-il prêt à faire face à une nouvelle vague migratoire?

2 weeks ago | policyoptions.irpp.org | George Monastiriakos

Le Québec doit se préparer à accueillir un nombre potentiellement élevé de réfugiés haïtiens en provenance des États-Unis, et ce, dans un contexte économique et institutionnel déjà tendu. En février 2025, l’administration Trump a annoncé qu’elle réduisait à 12 mois la prolongation du statut de protection temporaire accordée aux Haïtiens vivant aux États-Unis. Cette prolongation, accordée par son prédécesseur Joe Biden en juin 2024, était initialement prévue pour 18 mois.
Mark Carney’s cabinet sends the wrong message on gender equality

1 month ago | policyoptions.irpp.org

Cutting Canada’s ministry for women and gender equality sends a dangerous signal amid rising gender-based violence and inequality.
Now can Canada get its natural gas to Europe?

1 month ago | policyoptions.irpp.org | Larry Hughes

Sign up for A Stronger Canada for The Trump Era. A temporary newsletter with the latest Canada-U.S. analyses from Policy Options. Canada is the world’s fifth largest producer and seventh largest exporter of natural gas. However, unlike most other natural gas exporters, Canada’s market is limited to a single customer – the United States.
Could Trump’s tariffs break Canadians’ consensus on trade?

1 month ago | policyoptions.irpp.org

Once a consensus issue and shared national priority, trade risks becoming source of national polarization well beyond the election.
Why are younger Canadians more susceptible to Trump and the lure of the 51st state?

1 month ago | policyoptions.irpp.org | Paul W Bennett

(Version française disponible ici)What started as a joke is no laughing matter now. U.S. President Donald Trump’s on-again, off-again threats to impose tariffs on Canadian exports are more than a warning shot across the national bow. They also mask something far more ominous. The “Make America Great Again” movement has been exposed as a bellicose and surreal new version of American imperialism.
Can Canada afford to cut its public service amid Trump threats?

1 month ago | policyoptions.irpp.org | Kathryn May

Sign up for A Stronger Canada for The Trump Era for our latest policy recommendations on Canada‚Äôs next steps. OTTAWA ‚Äď Canada‚Äôs public service has never been bigger. And the calls to shrink it have never been louder. But how and when does the next government cut public-service spending with a U.S. president who keeps shifting the goalposts of his economic warfare against Canada?
Canadians don’t want to be the 51st state – and Americans don’t really want us

2 months ago | policyoptions.irpp.org

Donald Trump’s 51st state idea reminds us why we are Canadian – and that Trump is a troll trying to own the libs at every turn.
The world must stand united against Donald Trump

2 months ago | policyoptions.irpp.org | Maria Popova

(Version fran√ßaise disponible¬†ici)In the few short weeks since his second inauguration, Donald Trump has done so much to weaken Canada-U.S. relations that our southern ally ‚Äď alongside whom we fought world wars and navigated global crises ‚Äď is increasingly perceived as an adversary. The U.S. president‚Äôs repeated threats of 25-per-cent tariffs on all Canadian exports, as well as separate tariffs on steel and aluminum, could unleash an outright trade war in North America.
Why Canada must look beyond the U.S. to Africa’s economic boom

2 months ago | policyoptions.irpp.org

Africa’s booming markets and workforce offer Canada new trade, investment, and climate security opportunities. Will Canada seize them?
It’s time for Liberal MPs to speak up

2 months ago | policyoptions.irpp.org | Gillian Brown |Alex Marland

Canadian party leaders and their teams are known for demanding strong message discipline from caucus members. But when a transition occurs, as in a leadership race, members of Parliament have much more freedom to voice their own positions. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s impending resignation offers a rare opportunity for Liberal MPs to openly champion the interests of their constituents.