The esteemed professor on how the Liberals have changed from their early years, what’s disappointed him and his concerns about AI regulation
Author Archives: Lauren Heuser
Lauren Heuser founded Canadian Affairs in 2023. Her previous roles include chief strategy officer of a Paris-based news service for young people, deputy section editor at the National Post and corporate lawyer at a global law firm. She holds a JD from the University of Toronto and an MBA from INSEAD and is a graduate of the University of Toronto Fellowship in Global Journalism. Lauren was a nominee for the 2023 National Newspaper Award for Editorial Writing, for editorials produced in Canadian Affairs' first six months of operation.
Christine Van Geyn: ‘It’s a very bad political loss for them’
Christine Van Geyn on challenging Ottawa’s use of the Emergencies Act, the importance of her new book and some surprising judicial trends
Editor’s note: Introducing the religion reporting project
Canadian Affairs’ religion reporting project enables us to cover an undercovered and important subject that matters to many Canadians’ lives
Court rules Ottawa’s invocation of Emergencies Act was unjustified
Court rules that Ottawa’s invocation of Emergencies Act in response to Freedom Convoy protests lacked ‘hallmarks of reasonableness’
A (half) year in review
We happened to have launched Canadian Affairs at the worst possible time one could start a news outlet. And we’re glad we did
Author Roy Ratnavel: ‘We’re being put into buckets’
The bestselling author and business executive on his remarkable journey, the need to take ‘self-responsibility’ and his alarm about where Canada is heading
Lt.-Gen. Michel Maisonneuve: ‘I wanted to be controversial’
Lt.-Gen. Maisonneuve on the speech that got him cancelled, how he got invited to speak at the CPC Convention and what Trudeau should explain to Canadians
Study challenges narrative that Supreme Court is more divided
While the Supreme Court under Chief Justice Wagner does exhibit higher levels of disagreement, the headline numbers don’t tell the full story
Dr. Alika Lafontaine, on his CMA presidency ‘sprint’
‘There’s an adage in heath care: You can have things fast, you can have them less expensive or you can have them high-quality, and you can only choose two.’
Dispatches from the Conservatives’ policy convention
Party resolutions may have little impact on the Conservative Party’s election platform. But they can shape how the party is perceived