Compromise and Complaints Shape Canada’s Equalization Conundrum
Quebec gets $13.6 billion. Alberta gets nothing. Here's why Canada's equalization program remains one of the most…
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From Sovereignty to Solidarity: La Belle Province Stands Up for Canada Ahead of…
As Trump’s tariffs hit hard, Quebec trades nationalist instinct for national resolve—rallying behind Canada in a…
Is Losing the New Winning? The Green Party of Canada Seems to Think So
Barred from the debates and unlikely to win, the Green party is betting on reinvention over results in 2025.
Don’t Shoot the Economist: Why Canada’s Rally-Around-the-Flag Effect May Soon Fade
As Canada faces an economic and diplomatic crisis with the US, the country experiences an unprecedented surge in…
MIR Meets: Gerald Butts
Host Theo Shouse sits down with Gerald Butts, former Principal Secretary to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, to…
Opinion | Legault, Smith, and the Incoming Constitutional Crisis
In Danielle Smith and François Legault, we see the two most fervent proponents of provincial autonomy. They are two…
Four Scenarios for Canada’s Conservatives
The September 2021 elections marked the third consecutive electoral defeat for the Conservative Party of Canada. A…
COVID-19 and Racial Capitalism
The McGill International Review is pleased to present this article by Queen's University student Megan Seiroka as a…
COVID-19 in Government: The Consequences of Public Opinion
Sameer Zuberi, Kamal Khera, Niki Ashton, Rod Phillips, and Pierre Arcand are just a few members of federal and…
The Canadian Review: Annamie Paul
She may have lost the last by-election in Toronto Centre, but the 32% of votes she earned could still be…