Insights

Any economic recovery worthy of its name should begin with making sure these Canadians who have been hardest hit by the pandemic-induced recession don’t fall even further behind.

Younger workers, immigrants, racialized people, Indigenous workers and workers with a physical or mental condition that limits their daily activity are all more likely to experience challenges working from home.

Canadians’ tolerance towards immigration responds to immigration flows, and is heavily influenced by macroeconomic conditions

No government should try to hold up the pace of technological change. Rather, they should focus on trying to plug gaps in training so no one falls behind.

A new Environics Institute survey confirms that, by a wide margin, Canadians want change

As we think through a recovery, our priority should be putting in place effective supports for those facing the greatest adversity

Americans could look to Canada for ideas about how to run an economy, and not just a public-health-care system

Munk School & Environics Institute Lecture - January 16, 2020

In a world where learning underpins both individual and collective success, Canada's strong showing in recent OECD testing is reassuring. It should also serve as a reminder of some of the things that make this country tick.

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