A group of people in casual clothing march in the rain. One man in glasses and a plaid shirt raises his fist, reflecting a sense of unity and purpose—reminding us that democracies are stronger than you may think.

Listening In: What recent populist victories tell us about Canada

Societies have conversations with themselves. Sometimes these conversations are so noisy that everyone is forced to pay attention. In Canada, our noisiest conversations since World War II have been Quebec sovereignty and the War Measures Act.

A young man wearing glasses and a gray t-shirt sits at a table, working on a laptop with papers and a pen in hand, reflecting on lessons learned: the pandemic and learning from home in Canada, concentrating in a bright, modern room.

International Report Card on Public Education

As countries across the world battle to put the years of recession behind them and establish the right conditions for a sustained economic recovery, attention invariably turns to the role of education.

Two women stand by a window covered with colorful sticky notes, discussing and pointing at the notes. In this skills training Canada session, one woman wears a blue hijab, and both appear focused and engaged in collaboration.

2015 Survey on Immigration and Multiculturalism

The last few years have not been good ones for immigrants and multicultural diversity – worldwide or in Canada. At the global level, the flow of migrants is now higher than at any time in human history.

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