Jemma Finnegan discusses what Canada is doing to address gender-based violence
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Canada and Gender Equality: Progressive Champion of Women’s Rights or International Laggard?
Canada continues to promote gender equality abroad. However, is it doing its fair share at home? Jenny Yang discusses Canada’s reflective look on gender equality.
The Ottawa Process: Two Decades Later
Twenty years after the Ottawa Process, Ida Mannisto explores the precedent that the treaty established for international accords banning weapons.
Getting it right with China : Michele Di Leo interviews former Canadian Ambassador David Mulroney
How should Canada approach its relationship with China? Michele Di Leo speaks with Canada’s former Ambassador to China, David Mulroney.
L’avenir du mouvement souvereigniste au Quebec: Charlotte Provost, Megane Visette et Charlotte Le Vay partagent leur perspective
Dans la premiere partie d’une serie de trois podcastes sur la politique dans le monde francophone, Charlotte Provost, Megane Visette et Charlotte Le Vay partagent leur perspective sur l’avenir du mouvement souvereigniste au Quebec.
“The Rwandan genocide will never leave me”: Romeo Dallaire’s life with PTSD
Charlotte Le Vay reviews Romeo Dallaire’s newest book on living with PTSD after his peacekeeping mission in Rwanda during the genocide.
Canada’s new carbon pricing policy: 4 questions to consider
Prime Minister Trudeau’s recent carbon pricing policy has been a prominent topic of discussion. Catherine Gao explores four questions that may come up to be addressed before 2018.
Canada’s Conflict Prevention in Mauritania
“Through NATO’s Science for Peace and Security program, Canada has assisted Mauritania on disaster response. Paul Pryce discusses the importance of this civilian partnership.”
Let’s talk about Bill C-24
What are the controversies surrounding Canadian citizenship revocation? Sonia Liang discusses.
How we represent international migrants and why it matters
Are we treating migrants like Skittles? Changing international perceptions of Syrian refugees are analyzed by Stephanie Oldfield as she suggests that Syrian migrants have been repreatedly de-humanized.