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As Parliament resumes, Liberals prepare to “Meet the Moment”
January 30, 2023 by StrategyCorp

In a speech to Liberal caucus Friday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau challenged his team to “meet the moment” with the return of the House of Commons after a six-week holiday break. There are a lot of moments to meet with high interest rates, inflation, and talk of… Continue Reading As Parliament resumes, Liberals prepare to “Meet the Moment”...
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Planning for Resilience
January 19, 2023 by StrategyCorp

In this new policy paper, the StrategyCorp Institute of Public Policy and Economy looks at the latest data on the financial resilience of Canadian households. We examine the role that professional financial planning can play in improving the resilience of low- and middle-income Canadians. Financial planners are… Continue...
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Canada’s New Critical Minerals Strategy
December 15, 2022 by StrategyCorp

On December 9, the Minister of Natural Resources, Jonathan Wilkinson, unveiled Canada’s Critical Minerals Strategy. The purpose of the Strategy is to “increase the supply of responsibly sourced critical minerals and support the development of domestic and global value chains for the green economy.” What do… Continue...
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Marit Stiles Takes Charge of Ontario’s NDP
December 6, 2022 by StrategyCorp

It’s official. Marit Stiles will take over for Andrea Horwath as leader of the Ontario New Democratic Party in spring 2023. The second term Davenport MPP was the only candidate to meet the party’s leadership race requirements by the December 5, 2022 deadline. Stiles faces a confirmation… Continue...
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Intended Consequences

The Official Podcast of the StrategyCorp Institute of Public Policy and Economy

Intended Consequences will feature exclusive interviews with politicians, experts, and interesting guests to explore practical solutions to today’s biggest policy challenges. The podcast will explore well thought out and politically palatable ideas and their impact – ideas that have the intended consequences they are intended to create.