Emily Lau (chair of the foreign affairs committee, Democratic Party of Hong Kong), Lady Pauline Neville-Jones (U.K. House of Lords), Josh Rogin (The Washington Post) and Admiral Karl Schultz (United States Coast Guard) discuss the cost of (...)

Governor General Julie Payette invests 39 Canadians into the Order of Canada in a ceremony at Rideau Hall. (November 21, 2019) (no interpretation)

Massey College and the Bill Graham Centre for Contemporary International History host a panel discussion in Toronto on the future of Canada-U.S. Relations. The top U.S. diplomat in Canada, Richard M. Mills, Jr., and academics Christopher (...)

Manitoba Chief Justice Richard Chartier delivers the 2019 throne speech to the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba. (November 19, 2019)

In Ottawa, the Public Policy Forum hosts its annual fall dinner, featuring an in-depth discussion with Graham Allison (former U.S. assistant secretary of defense), Luiza Savage (executive director for Canada, POLITICO), Pascale Massot (...)

Lieutenant Governor Brenda Murphy delivers the 2019 throne speech to the Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick, officially marking the opening of the third session of the 59th legislature. (November 19, 2019)

The Métis National Council hosts a conference in Ottawa on rights, education, the economy, and the vital role minorities play in the making of Canada. Anthony Morgan (human rights lawyer), Shree Paradkar (Atkinson Foundation Fellow on (...)

The Métis National Council hosts a conference in Ottawa on rights, education, the economy, and the vital role minorities play in the making of Canada. Shree Paradkar, Atkinson Foundation Fellow on Public Policy, and Jino Distasio, (...)

Métis rights lawyer Jean Teillet outlines the struggles and the successes of Métis in Canada, as well as the role of Métis leader Louis Riel in defending minority rights of his people. She is speaking in Ottawa at a conference hosted by (...)

Human rights lawyer Anthony Morgan discusses new ways to consider relations between Indigenous and Black communities in the country. He is speaking in Ottawa at a conference hosted by the Métis National Council on rights, education, the (...)

The Métis National Council hosts a conference in Ottawa on rights, education, the economy, and the vital role minorities play in the making of Canada. David Chartrand, the Council’s national spokesperson, speaks on the need for a (...)

The Métis National Council hosts a conference in Ottawa on rights, education, the economy, and the vital role minorities play in the making of Canada. Lisa-Marie Inman, director general of multiculturalism for the Department of Canadian (...)

Anand Menon, director of the think tank The UK in a Changing Europe, discusses the latest Brexit developments and their implications for the EU and the U.K. (November 18, 2019)

The Empire Club of Canada hosts a panel in Toronto featuring party campaign managers from the 2019 federal election. Global Public Affairs Chair Tom Clark moderates as Michael Balagus (NDP campaign senior adviser), Jeremy Broadhurst (...)

In Montreal, Andrea Moffat (vice president, Ivey Foundation) moderates a discussion between Andrew Leach (associate professor, Alberta School of Business, University of Alberta), Bill Watson (research fellow, Institute for Research on (...)

In Montreal, Chris Ragan (director, Max Bell School of Public Policy) moderates a conversation between former prime minister Paul Martin and Alberta NDP Leader Rachel Notley in which they share their perspectives on making their own way (...)

In Montreal, Daniel Béland (director, McGill Institute for the Study of Canada, McGill University) moderates a discussion between Martha Hall Findlay (president and CEO, Canada West Foundation), Mel Cappe (professor, Munk School of Global (...)

In Montreal, Paul Boothe (faculty director, Ivey’s Senior Public Leaders Program) moderates a discussion between Bruce Lourie (president, Ivey Foundation), Dan Tisch (CEO, Argyle Public Relationships), Velma McColl (principal, (...)

The Empire Club of Canada hosts a business and trade panel in Toronto to discuss the forces changing the political and economic landscapes around the globe. The panellists are former Quebec premier Jean Charest, former Conservative cabinet (...)

A panel of experts on Canadian Arctic policy gather at the University of Ottawa to discuss what the outcome of the 2019 federal election means for the future of the country’s Arctic region. Heather Nichol (director, School for the Study (...)

Independent Senator Murray Sinclair receives the 19th Symons Medal in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island for exceptional contribution to Canadian life. Following the medal presentation, the former chief commissioner of the Truth and (...)

In Ottawa, Jennifer Ditchburn (editor-in-chief, Policy Options) moderates a panel discussion between Yolande James (political commentator, Radio-Canada and CBC), Elizabeth Roscoe (senior vice-president, Hill+Knowlton Strategies Canada), (...)

In this post-election event held at the University of Ottawa, journalists Joël-Denis Bellavance (La Presse), Tonda MacCharles (Toronto Star), Aaron Wherry (CBC), and associate professor of political studies Jennifer Wallner (University of (...)

Alberta Finance Minister Travis Toews delivers the province’s budget in the Alberta legislature. Premier Jason Kenney and his United Conservative Party government’s first budget will cut provincial spending by 2.8 per cent over four (...)

Political insiders, journalists and academics gather at Concordia University in Montreal to discuss and debate what happened during the 2019 election.

In this post-election event held at Concordia University in Montreal, Harold Clarke (University of Texas), Lawrence LeDuc ( University of Toronto), Kevin Page (former parliamentary budget officer), Carole MacNeil (CBC), Rachel Curran (...)

In Montreal, heads of Quebec representation offices in Asia discuss business opportunities in this region and the challenges involved in accessing Asian markets. The panelists participating in this discussion are the following directors of (...)

Former Prime Minister Paul Martin and former U.S. Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers, the co-founders of the G20, participate in a discussion on the future of the international summit, which marks the 20th anniversary of its creation this (...)

Canada’s federal parties have begun to share their main policy proposals. Jennifer Robson (associate professor at Carleton University), Tasha Kheiriddin (founder and CEO of Ellipsum Communications), Mike De Souza (investigative producer (...)

Sam Jeffers, co-founder of Who Targets Me?, explores the issue of electoral interference through the lenses of cyber and data security ahead of the 2019 federal election. This event, held at the University of Ottawa, is organized by (...)