Politics – Views & Research

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Trump’s Lake Ontario bluster: Why treating his sovereignty threats as a joke is dangerous

Cornel Grey, Western University

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Trump’s ‘renaming’ of Lake Ontario is emblematic of centuries of colonial erasure

Nicole Rosen, University of Manitoba

How AI-powered policing is endangering the public’s trust in police

Tandeep Sidhu, University of Manitoba and Christopher J. Schneider, Brandon University

Young Canadians aren’t drifting toward conservative and far-right parties

Bradley Wood-MacLean, University of Toronto and Semra Sevi, University of Toronto

Button badges featuring various images of Pierre Poilievre is different poses

What Gen Z-led uprisings across Asia reveal about the strengths and limitations of youth protest

Ashika Niraula, Toronto Metropolitan University and Sagar Raj Sharma, Toronto Metropolitan University

A young woman who was protesting is being detained by police.

Data centres and democratic decline could lead to more water conflict in the future

Ryan Durante, Balsillie School of International Affairs

a bridge over a river with trees along the banks.

A man with short grey hair speaks from behind a wooden podium with a carve maple leaf. Canadian flags are behind him.

Mark Carney’s defiance: Canada shows the world how to respond to Donald Trump’s threats

Eric Van Rythoven, Carleton University

A white man in a suit dpeaks from behind a podium surrounded by people. Two Canadian flags are behind him

Canada walked away from a U.S. trade deal. What happens now?

Subhadip Ghosh, MacEwan University

the aftermath of a flood in a town in a green hilled valley...a muddy river burst its banks, homes are surrounded by mud

Nepal’s catastrophic flood shows disaster preparedness must be a shared responsibility

Ranjan Datta, Mount Royal University and Jebunnessa Chapola, University of Calgary

Is Gad Saad building a culture-war hero persona by distorting Canadian reality?

Neil McLaughlin, McMaster University

A man with a grey beart and slicked-back grey hair speaks from a stage.

Why Canada is effectively shutting down its 70-year peacekeeping legacy

Eugene Lang, Queen's University, Ontario

A Black man and a white man with white hair and a white moustache sit at a table in front of a row of Canadian flags.

Is Mark Carney’s ‘Canada Strong’ brand starting to wane? Blame brand politics if so

Richard Nimijean, Carleton University

A man with short grey hair stands behind a podium that reads Building Canada Strong.

A tea vendor is surrounded by friendly stray dogs.

Street dogs: Why India can’t — and shouldn’t — evict its canines

Mitu Sengupta, Toronto Metropolitan University

I lived through the first Taliban girls’ school ban — watching it happen again is heartbreaking

Ghazaal Habibyar, L’Université d’Ottawa/University of Ottawa

A group of young girls strand shoulder to shoulder facing the camera with solemn looks.

Ceuta’s border crisis is about geopolitics, not just migration

Khaoula El Khalil, McGill University

Dozens of people breach barbed wire on a beach.

Anthropic’s fight with the Pentagon shows how AI could threaten a crucial safeguard of democracy

David Silver, University of British Columbia

A middle-aged white main with combed-back greying hair stands outside a building beside a plaque that says 'Department of War'

A new ‘NATO of the East?’ Why the Mecca pact isn’t quite what it seems

Saira Bano, Thompson Rivers University

Three men sit at desks signing documents as three women in black robes stand behind them.

A group of Indigenous people hold banners with slogans opposing mining, and one of them, in the foreground, holds a traditional drum.

Beyond yes or no: Why Indigenous consent to resource projects is so complex

Margaux Maurel, HEC Montréal and Dominique Caouette, Université de Montréal

A hulking man with blondish-orange fluffy hair stands with his eyes shut as people pray around him,

Donald Trump’s dilemma: Ending the Iran war to appease Americans will anger his evangelical base

André Gagné, Concordia University and Jason Piché, Concordia University

How Gen Z and India’s Cockroach Janata Party are successfully challenging Narendra Modi

Shivaji Mukherjee, Simon Fraser University

The sinking of the MV Barima puts Guyanese inequities under a global spotlight

Janette Bulkan, University of British Columbia

Alberta’s disability benefit overhaul shifts more economic risk onto people with disabilities

Michelle Maroto, University of Alberta and David Pettinicchio, University of Toronto

A person sorts through bills and financial documents

A social media ban for Canadian kids sounds simple, but Bill C-34 has major limitations

Laurence Grondin-Robillard, Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM)

A teenager shows his phone screen, which displays a notice stating that Instagram is not available to users under 16.

A collection of pins with different symbols of gender diversity on each.

Canada is becoming less accepting of gender diversity, new Statistics Canada data shows

Leah Hamilton, Mount Royal University and Corinne L. Mason, Mount Royal University

Drawing of a man with his hand on another man's shoulder, while a third bystander holds his hat between his hands and looks down.

Who were the Luddites? Their legacy ripples through politics, cultural commentary and literature

Brian Lewis, McGill University

6 ways that restorative justice could benefit survivors of intimate partner violence

Laura MacDiarmid, University of Guelph-Humber; Mavis Morton, and Noah Ramsammy, University of Guelph

Why Canadian airline strikes shut down the whole system — and how other countries avoid it

John Gradek, McGill University

Independence from Canada could cost Albertans a lot more than it saves them

Constantin Colonescu, MacEwan University

A dark-haired woman stands behind a podium with an 'Alberta Referendum' banner on it.

Decolonizing economics means questioning where its ideas came from — and imagining new ones

Junaid B. Jahangir, MacEwan University

Reconciliation or recolonization? What Canada can learn by looking abroad

Connor Guyn, University of British Columbia; Sophia Alex Walters, University of British Columbia, and Tariq Harney, University of British Columbia

A man with short grey hair speaks at a podium with an Indigenous art mural behind him.

A smiling, dark-haired couple with a city vista behind them on a sunny day.

My grandfather kept his rejected degree for 50 years. Decades later, Canada still deskills immigrants

Kaya M. Anderson, Western University

Ukraine’s drone strikes are having an impact on Russia — but Russian leaders remain committed to war

Oleksa Drachewych, Western University

Billowing smoke on the horizon with a runner and a catherdral in the foreground.

China is claiming the right to punish its critics anywhere on Earth

Reza Hasmath, University of Alberta

Two Asian man sit on either side of a giant red flag,

A slender man with short grey hair holds his finger up while talking to a hulking older man with yellow-ish white hair.

Donald Trump’s ‘art of the deal’ means reneging on them. That’s why Canada cannot capitulate

Eric Van Rythoven, Carleton University

Donald Trump blames Canada for wildfire smoke — but global warming is loading the wildfire dice

Andrew Weaver, University of Victoria

a firefighter stands near a wildfire among trees

Trump’s new tariffs give Ontario and Québec the perfect excuse to sell their unsold American booze

Michael J. Armstrong, Brock University

Empty shelves in a liquor store with signs hanging on them saying 'Buy Canadian instead'

Is Canada finally investing in its rural communities? What funding for rural transit reveals

Sarah-Patricia Breen, University of Guelph; Ela Mastej, University of Guelph, and Ryan Gibson, University of Guelph

Fleeing by boat: Why the Namaygoosisagagun First Nation wildfire tragedy was so predictable

Sara Wilson, Simon Fraser University

Churning lake water in the foreground as a massive fire consumes the land behind it.

Canada’s aerial firefighting system is too slow, and front-line communities are paying the price

John Gradek, McGill University

Canada backs the International Criminal Court — but U.S. threats require a delicate balancing act

Laszlo Sarkany, Western University

A woman with dark hair in a blue jacket shakes hands with a dark-haired man in a suit.

No, the Supreme Court didn’t declare unilingual Canadians ‘inferior’

François Larocque, L’Université d’Ottawa/University of Ottawa; Michel Doucet, and Serge Rousselle

The red and yellow New Brunswick provincial flag on a flagpole.

A person lies under a sleeping bag on the street.

The homelessness scourge in cities like London, Ont., exposes the evils of wealth inequality

Farid Saberi, Western University

A black and white photo of a person pointing a gun.

Shooters for hire: What’s fuelling the Canadian increase in outsourced violence?

Kawser Ahmed, University of Manitoba

A police cruiser with the slogan 'deeds not words

Police scandals are symptomatic of much larger issues

Tandeep Sidhu, University of Manitoba

Why the latest blow to the HIV/AIDS response at the UN should have everyone sounding the alarm

Yolaine Frossard de Saugy, McGill University

Demontrators sit on a stone floor holding signs decrying cuts to HIV/AIDS and foreign aid funding.

Québec’s Bill 9 doesn’t just ban symbols — it bans obligations

Marwan El Gaddafi, McMaster University

Three women in hijabs walk along a city street.

Masked ICE agents standing guard in front of a prison.

As ICE’s tech-enabled dragnet and surveillance expand, activists are fighting back with data of their own

Sarah Grant, Concordia University; Chris Hurl, Concordia University, and Kevin Walby, University of Winnipeg

Protesters in a city square hold up a portrait of a military commander.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s removal of two top defence officials highlights the role of morale in long wars

James Horncastle, Simon Fraser University

A Black woman sings in the Senate chamber as senators look on.

As Canada modernizes Senate appointments, it can also broaden how it understands Black representation

Sheri Adekola, University of Guelph

Canada’s proposed clean water act needs stronger protections for Indigenous communities

Kerry Black, University of Calgary; Irving Leblanc; Kathleen Padulo, and Linda Debassige

a person carries a placard reading water is a human right

The U.S. narrowly upheld birthright citizenship. What about Canada?

Allison J. Petrozziello, Toronto Metropolitan University and Megan Gaucher, Carleton University

New provincial laws are making it harder to access government records in Canada

Kevin Walby, University of Winnipeg and Raina DeGroot, University of Manitoba

The Canadian flag blows on top of a building with a cone-shaped, patinaed roof

Renewed NATO co-operation and defence spending are about strategy, not obeying Trump

James Horncastle, Simon Fraser University

A rotund, sleepy-looking older man in a baggy suit and shaggy orange-ish white hair.

Democracy from the front lines: How Taiwan and the Taiwanese diaspora combat global isolation

Hokbi Tiunn, L’Université d’Ottawa/University of Ottawa

Taiwanese protesters hold the flags of Taiwan and the U.S.

Canada gave Ukrainians safety, but building a future was harder

Marika Jeziorek, Balsillie School of International Affairs

Children dance on a stage with a Ukrainian flag in the background. Two are holding small Ukrainian flags.

Russia’s nuclear strategy in Ukraine isn’t deterrence – it’s terror

Svitlana Matviyenko, Simon Fraser University

A blonde woman with tears in her eyes carries a cat out of destroyed apartment building.

Smokestacks seen across water with boats on it.

Aboriginal title and land ownership is suddenly a hot topic in Canada — and won’t be settled anytime soon

Daniel Sims, University of Northern British Columbia

Stéphane Dion: The case for unified and effective Canadian science diplomacy

Stéphane Dion, Université de Montréal

Stéphane Dion standing at the microphone, with a Canadian flag in the background

Broken immigration promises are based on false narratives

Asma Atique, Toronto Metropolitan University and Deepa Nagari, Toronto Metropolitan University

A row of university students sits in a grassy urban area.

Canada’s AI strategy must reckon with the environmental implications of data centres

Sibo Chen, Toronto Metropolitan University

a middle aged white man in a suit speaking at a podium in front on a red background

People photographed from the waist down at a citizenship ceremony, one child holding a small canadian flag.

Canada’s multicultural success story is built on class inequalities, not just cultural differences

Aryan Karimi, University of British Columbia; Sophie Xiaoyi Liu, University of British Columbia, and Thomas Kemple, University of British Columbia

The Montréal shooting spotlights the growing public safety threat of online radicalization

Tandeep Sidhu, University of Manitoba

A police officer crouches next to his cruiser as someone looks out the window of a residence.

The Montréal shooter’s manifesto isn’t left or right — it’s rooted in misogyny

Karmvir K. Padda, University of Waterloo

A police officer is shown through the broken windows of a hotel room.

A man in a suit tossing a gold coin in the air.

Trump has made more than $1 billion from crypto in a year. How?

Marta Khomyn, Adelaide University

Other nations thirst for Ukraine’s drone success — but they need a culture shift first

James Horncastle, Simon Fraser University

Venezuela earthquakes highlight the limits of early warning systems

Ravindra Jayaratne, University of East London

Man wearing red helmet next to building rubble

The Strait of Hormuz is reopening, but global shipping won’t return to normal for months

Behrouz Bakhtiari, McMaster University

A small motorboat passes giant shipping vessels

How China’s ‘red lines’ are quietly shaping global news reporting

Reza Hasmath, University of Alberta

A man reads a newspaper with two men shaking hands on the front page.

Fans hold a giant Canadian flag in a hockey arena as players stand on the ice in the foreground.

Hockey Night in Canada: It’s game over for NHL hockey on CBC, but a new era beckons

Mike Dove, Western University

Oil price shocks have exposed car-dependent cities. Here’s what governments can do

Christopher J. Greyson-Gaito, McMaster University

traffic moves along both sides of a multilane highway, the CN tower and tall buildings are in the background

The right to strike is constitutionally protected — a new Senate report is looking for a workaround

Andrew Stevens, University of Regina and Charles Smith, University of Saskatchewan

A striking worker carries a teamsters Union sign

A dark-haired student carrying a backpack walks on a college campus.

Canada’s immigration policies are creating new barriers for international students

Yvonne Zhang, McGill University and Emma Harden-Wolfson

Municipal governments are often slow to act, except when FIFA comes to town

Steve Lorteau, L’Université d’Ottawa/University of Ottawa

scaffolding with the CN Tower in the background

How Taiwan is balancing between American and Chinese visions of energy dominance

Philippe Le Billon, University of British Columbia

a city skyline with tall glass buildings at sunset

‘She should have seen it coming:’ How radicalization policies put the burden on Muslim mothers

Amani Braa, Université de Montréal

Overturned cars, engulfed in flames, with two masked people in the foreground

A middle-aged white man in a suit speaks to reporters

Canada’s ‘AI for All’ strategy has ambitious growth targets, but it falls short on workers and the environment

Simon Blanchette, McGill University

Canada’s ‘major projects’ should not come at the cost of the environment

Julia K. Baum, University of Victoria; Marc Johnson, University of Toronto, and Sarah Otto, University of British Columbia

Canada’s federal government is shelving online hate speech protections. Here’s why that’s a problem

Jaigris Hodson, Royal Roads University

A pair of hands typing on a computer keyboard

A military exercise featuring smoke and plumes of water in a field.

Modern warfare aspires to be pan-domain. What does that mean for western militaries?

Andrea Charron, University of Manitoba

Two people in bed reading different sections of a newspaper.

Why 40 per cent of people are avoiding the news, according to a psychologist

Ali Jasemi, Wilfrid Laurier University

A dark-haired woman and a man with short grey hair smile as they sit at a table and sign documents.

‘Your letter has been forwarded for consideration’: A health expert on 4 ways Ottawa and Alberta avoid accountability

Aleksandra Mineyko, University of Calgary

Why Mark Carney is pushing ‘Fortress North America’ amid deep Canadian distrust of the U.S.

Richard Nimijean, Carleton University

A woman with dark hair stands behind a podium that reads Alberta Referendum 2026

Danielle Smith’s dangerous referendum rhetoric threatens Canada’s Constitution and Indigenous treaty rights

Gina Starblanket, University of Victoria and James K. Rowe, University of Victoria

Trump’s ‘largely negotiated’ truce with Iran exposes a deeper crisis in U.S. strategic thinking

James Horncastle, Simon Fraser University

An old white man in a suit speaks from behind a podium with the US President seal on it

How Trump’s call to FIFA tested the limits of rules-based order

Taylor McKee, Brock University

A man in the street holding an upside down photo of Donald Trump; another man beside him holds an Iranian flag.

Vietnam ruined Lyndon B. Johnson’s political career. Will Donald Trump face the same fate over Iran?

Ronald W. Pruessen, University of Toronto

Trump wants an ‘Independence Arch’ — How famous arches warn about dangers to republics

Kelly Summers, MacEwan University

A man in a 1960s style car waves from a back window near a triumphal arch and a uniformed police officer in a black and white photo.

Another alleged attempt on Trump’s life: A political lifeline or a damaging display of weakness?

James K. Rowe, University of Victoria

An older man with fluffy white hair grimaces as he speaks from behind a podium.

A hulking older man with fluffy white-blond hair grimaces as he speaks.

Donald Trump’s apocalyptic and profane threats against Iran expose the unhinged language of war

Henry Giroux, McMaster University

When war looks like prophecy: How U.S. ‘end time’ narratives frame the war with Iran

André Gagné, Concordia University

An old orange hued man wearing a white cap with USA, written in gold salute as soldiers carry a coffin past him

Evangelical holy war: Why some Christians think Trump will end the world

Matthew Burkholder, University of Toronto

Why Donald Trump will try to declare victory in Iran well before November

John Duncan, University of Toronto

A rotund man with blond-ish white fluffy hair blowing in the breeze disembarks from an aircraft down a set of stairs that reads miami-dade fire rescue

Men in camouflage and wearing helmets walk en masse from a military transport plane on a tarmac.

Hey Trump: Here’s how Canada punched above its military weight in Afghanistan — from someone with a front-row seat

Eugene Lang, Queen's University, Ontario

3 ways Canada can navigate an increasingly erratic and belligerent United States

Charles Conteh, Brock University

How Canada-Cuba relations must navigate the dangers of the U.S. embargo

Luiz Leomil, Carleton University

People at a protest hold signs in spanish with a caricature of donald trump

Donald Trump’s penchant for bullshit explains MAGA anger about the Epstein files

Tim Kenyon, Brock University

The Epstein revelations have exposed how ‘Boy’s Club’ elites avoid accountability

Dahlia Namian, L’Université d’Ottawa/University of Ottawa

What the Jeffrey Epstein files reveal about how elites trade toxic gifts and favours

Hugh Gusterson, University of British Columbia

A rotund man with orange-hued white hair with a pained expression on his face standing next to a younger grey-haired man who shakes hands with a woman with her back to the camera.

An elderly man with fluffy white hair and orange-hued skin appears to nod off.

Health and competence are shaping Trump’s presidency. What about his predecessors?

Ronald W. Pruessen, University of Toronto

Myanmar’s forgotten war: How the world is failing the test of the UN’s Responsibility to Protect

Kawser Ahmed, University of Manitoba

Militarization in Jammu and Kashmir is negatively impacting female education

Shambhavi Siddhi, Western University

A man pushes a girl seated on his bicycle crossbar through a street with a backpack strapped to the bike rear.

Pakistan’s voter turnout decline: Why more women registered, but fewer cast ballots in 2024

Adnan Skhawat Ali, Queen's University, Ontario and Elizabeth Goodyear-Grant, Queen's University, Ontario

Women hold up their thumbs at a voting station.

The women’s rights crisis in Afghanistan is an ongoing humanitarian calamity

Sepita Hatami, Western University

Girls in head scarves sit in a darkened classroom.

The ousting of Peru’s president points to a deeper crisis

Étienne Sinotte, McGill University

People walk along a city street strewn with garbage.

Cuba is facing an economic and social catastrophe, and not entirely because of Donald Trump

Robert Huish, Dalhousie University

Strike on Afghan hospital shows the laws of war may document atrocities — but don’t prevent them

Shabnam Salehi, Carleton University; L’Université d’Ottawa/University of Ottawa

Ukraine’s stolen children expose the lies at the heart of Russia’s four-year military assault

Vincent Artman, University of Ostrava and Tamara Krawchenko, University of Victoria

Schoolchildren pose for a photo, one with sunflowers in her hair.

Flag politics in Canada and New Zealand resulted in drastically different outcomes

Paul Hamilton, Brock University and Tristan Sheppard, Western University

What Canada can learn from Mexico’s approach to U.S. trade

Wolfgang Alschner, L’Université d’Ottawa/University of Ottawa

A man and a woman shake hands in front of a backdrop that says MEXICO-CANADA

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Donald Trump’s ‘art of the deal’ means reneging on them. That’s why Canada cannot capitulate

Donald Trump blames Canada for wildfire smoke — but global warming is loading the wildfire dice

Trump’s new tariffs give Ontario and Québec the perfect excuse to sell their unsold American booze

Is Canada finally investing in its rural communities? What funding for rural transit reveals

Fleeing by boat: Why the Namaygoosisagagun First Nation wildfire tragedy was so predictable

Canada’s aerial firefighting system is too slow, and front-line communities are paying the price

Canada backs the International Criminal Court — but U.S. threats require a delicate balancing act

No, the Supreme Court didn’t declare unilingual Canadians ‘inferior’

The homelessness scourge in cities like London, Ont., exposes the evils of wealth inequality

Shooters for hire: What’s fuelling the Canadian increase in outsourced violence?

Police scandals are symptomatic of much larger issues

Why the latest blow to the HIV/AIDS response at the UN should have everyone sounding the alarm

Québec’s Bill 9 doesn’t just ban symbols — it bans obligations

As ICE’s tech-enabled dragnet and surveillance expand, activists are fighting back with data of their own

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As Canada modernizes Senate appointments, it can also broaden how it understands Black representation

Canada’s proposed clean water act needs stronger protections for Indigenous communities

The U.S. narrowly upheld birthright citizenship. What about Canada?

New provincial laws are making it harder to access government records in Canada

Renewed NATO co-operation and defence spending are about strategy, not obeying Trump

Democracy from the front lines: How Taiwan and the Taiwanese diaspora combat global isolation

Canada gave Ukrainians safety, but building a future was harder

Russia’s nuclear strategy in Ukraine isn’t deterrence – it’s terror

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