Canadian leaders need a better understanding of the working class if they hope to develop an effective agenda to meet the challenges of inflation and economic turbulence.

Canada has made precious little progress on Indigenous economic reconciliation since the federal government apology in 2008 for Indian Residential Schools, according to a new report from Cardus. 

The federal government’s decision to offer a day’s holiday for federal employees, and the provincial government’s decision to offer a moment of silence on September 19th, instead of a nation-wide time of remembrance and mourning to mark the death of Queen Elizabeth II, falls well short of what is needed for the observance of the Her Majesty’s funeral.

“We mourn the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth. She was a strong, remarkable woman of conviction and faith–unshakable in carrying out her duty every day of her life."

Ontario is leaving out thousands of students from its $93 million increase in special education grant funding to help make up for pandemic learning loss.

A three-country comparison of school outcomes confirms Christian independent schools fulfill their intended purpose and perform at similar levels in the United States, Canada, and Australia.

Governments can now implement truly advantageous Community Benefits Agreements (CBAs) thanks to a new best practices framework and guide by Cardus, a non-partisan think tank.

The latest Canadian family census data confirm a continuing drop in the proportion of married families.

Cardus is calling on Ontario’s government to reduce barriers to volunteering in order to help reverse the decline in formal volunteer rates and hours.