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The Ontario Government Should Let Workers Work and End the ICI Program
July 13, 2020 by StrategyCorp

The Ontario economy is starting to show signs of life as the province slowly reopens. The worst of this wave of the COVID-19 pandemic appears to have passed, and hopefully we are better prepared to manage any future spikes. Servers can return to restaurants, real estate agents...
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The Future of Ontario’s Workers
June 23, 2020 by StrategyCorp

The StrategyCorp Institute of Public Policy and Economy’s white paper, The Future of Ontario’s Workers, examines the impact of the future of work and COVID-19 on Ontario’s labour force and how Ontario’s 24 public colleges can be empowered to tackle those challenges. The 17 recommendations outlined in...
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A Playbook for Voluntary Regional Governance in Greater Toronto
June 19, 2020 by StrategyCorp

The coronavirus pandemic has thrown into relief a range of health, social, and economic challenges for municipalities in the Greater Toronto region. These challenges – such as lack of affordable housing, income inequality, the need to spur economic development, and the impact of climate change – all...
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The Thoughtful Appointment of Jamil Jivani Breaks the Conservative Mold
June 16, 2020 by StrategyCorp

I used to work with a colleague in government who, whenever the opportunity presented itself, would quip “you know, this is exactly what Liberals think we do.” He was referring to the fact that every political party has negative connotations associated with it. Common refrains are that...
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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.