Rallier l’Ouest, ou comment tomber dans l’électoralisme Maria Laura Chobadindegui Dec 24, 2019 En raison des divisions régionales dévoilées lors de la dernière élection fédérale, les Libéraux laissent entendre…
Can Chrystia Freeland Save the Liberals? Justine Coutu Dec 20, 2019 Freeland, who was previously at the head of the coveted Foreign Affairs portfolio, seems to be Trudeau’s best bet…
The Ethical Dimension of Artificial Intelligence Sara Parker Dec 13, 2019 Sara Parker and Tilila Bakrim attended the RE-WORK Deep Learning and Responsible AI Summit on October 24 to 25 in…
A Scheer Lack of Leadership: The 2019 Election Dud and Potential Contenders Going… Giordano Baratta Nov 30, 2019 As the party's convention in April quickly approaches, it is unclear whether Scheer will have the same luck in…
Heating up in the High Arctic Kareem Hammami Nov 22, 2019 NATO has been slow to respond to the growing interest in the arctic compared to its rivals. While China and Russia…
British Columbia’s Declining Forestry Industry is Bad News for the… Sara Parker Nov 20, 2019 The B.C. forestry industry was once proof that natural resource-based industries can turn a profit and serve to…
Untangling Canada’s East-West Political Divide Justine Coutu Nov 13, 2019 At its core, this fracture highlights some fundamental challenges associated with governing a country made of…
Elections in Canada: Divisions North of the Border? Nikole Ottolia and Dennis Murphy Nov 7, 2019 Editor's Note: The SAIS-McGill Global Exchange Series is a new collaborative initiative between the SAIS Observer…
What Trudeau’s Re-Election Means for the Canada-U.S. Relationship Shirley Wang Nov 7, 2019 Because Trudeau lacks a clear majority in the House this time around, his Liberal government cannot simply rely on…
Les surprises des élections fédérales canadiennes Lauren Naniche Nov 5, 2019 Ces élections étaient riches en émotions, bien qu’elles aient été pauvres en innovations politiques de la part des…