This paper argues that a Canada Clean Power Fund could knit together a national grid to create a competitive advantage in the low-carbon future.

This paper argues that innovative policy, new technology, faster adaptation and ways to build public support are all needed to manage climate-change risks, which will be critically important to Canada for decades to come.

This paper argues that, in the face of rapid labour market changes, Canada should consider introducing a portable benefits sytem.

This report argues that, as the Canadian economy becomes more data driven, the country needs a national data strategy that encourages innovation, providessecurity and privacy, prioritises transparency and oversight, and transcends jurisdictional barriers.

This report argues that in the face of rapid changes to the labour market, the world needs an open platform for employment and training. A global effort, like the one that built the International Space Station in the 1990s, could provide the funding and critical mass of data needed.