Included among the coverage were: Stories in the Toronto Star and the Winnipeg Free Press; television interviews with BNN and CBC's The Exchange with Amanda Lang; and radio interviews on CBC Radio One, Newstalk 610CKTB in St. Catharines and Newstalk 770 in Calgary.
Leuprecht says it's time to get serious about combating homegrown terrorism
Opinions may differ on how best to go about it, but Christian Leuprecht says one thing is clear: The current election needs a vigorous debate about the future of combating terrorism.
In the Globe and Mail, Leuprecht offers his analysis of one policy idea that's already been proposed on the campaign trail.
The August 2015 edition of Inside Policy, the flagship magazine of the Macdonald-Laurier Institute, features a series of election-related articles by some of Canada's foremost thought leaders.
Ask a question about how to better the lives of Aboriginal Canadians and you'll probably end up with as many answers as you had respondents.
Senior Fellow Ken Coates, writing in the Huffington Post, lays out the next steps for improving opportunities for Aboriginal Canadians.
Slow manufacturing sector compounds Canada's oil downturn, says Philip Cross
There's no denying that oil prices are taking it on the chin. But MLI's Philip Cross, writing in the Financial Post, says an underperforming manufacturing sector has also played a role in the slowing economy.
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