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You and Your Government: A guide to government in Canada

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 Government & Governance / 84 views

Working with the public to differentiate between facts and opinions in news

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 Journalism & Storytelling / 99 views

Why we’re calling out the left and the right of Canadian politics

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 Ideology & Human Geography / 89 views

Why Treaties Work, Don’t Work and What to do About It?

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 Policy Making & Treaties / 81 views

Why the news is not the truth

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 Journalism & Storytelling / 83 views

Why research is so important

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 Research & Critical Thinking / 100 views

Why pundits and pollsters are so often wrong

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 Culture & Polarization / 97 views

Why Politics and Context Matter in Conservation Policy

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 Research & Critical Thinking / 99 views

Why Is the Green Movement Still So White?

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 Culture & Polarization / 102 views

Why did the MP cross the floor? Opportunism or ideology

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 Government & Governance / 95 views

Why Conservatives have more at stake than Liberals in Canada’s class war

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 Culture & Polarization / 104 views

Why Canada’s political system makes it difficult to fight floods

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 Ideology & Human Geography / 98 views

Why Canada needs the Senate

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 Government & Governance / 107 views

Why Are “Others” So Polarized? Perceived Political Polarization and Media Use in 10 Countries

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 Journalism & Storytelling / 102 views

Who speaks for Aboriginal people?

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 Policy Making & Treaties / 82 views

Who decides the land is ‘sacred’?

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 Policy Making & Treaties / 82 views

When to trust (and not to trust) peer reviewed science

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 Research & Critical Thinking / 85 views

When Individuals Don’t Matter

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 Democrary / 118 views

What, Exactly, Are We Reading?

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 Research & Critical Thinking / 94 views

What to Know About the Origins of ‘Left’ and ‘Right’ in Politics, From the French Revolution to the 2020 Presidential Race

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 Ideology & Human Geography / 100 views

What should we think about the starving polar bear?

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 Journalism & Storytelling / 109 views

What Makes Environmental Treaties Work?

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 Policy Making & Treaties / 91 views

What is the Real Difference Between a Filmmaker and a Journalist?

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 Journalism & Storytelling / 96 views

What does real consultation look like? The Berger Inquiry.

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 Policy Making & Treaties / 92 views

What are the ethics of storytelling?

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 Journalism & Storytelling / 97 views

What are the court’s obligations

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 Policy Making & Treaties / 84 views

Western separatism is not a serious option

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 Ideology & Human Geography / 96 views

We need an international approach to biodiversity (but local action)

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 Policy Making & Treaties / 74 views

We need a better David Suzuki

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 Democrary / 132 views

We can probably measure media bias. But do we want to?

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 Research & Critical Thinking / 150 views

Watertown, New York, Tops a Scale of Political Tolerance

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 Culture & Polarization / 98 views

Warriors of Democracy – Politicians: Why do they do it?

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 Government & Governance / 95 views

Using Story to Change Systems

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 Democrary / 120 views

Understanding and Working with Government—A Guide to Public Policy Development & Advocacy

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 Democrary / 144 views

Twitter: Journalists’ best friend and journalism’s worst enemy

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 Journalism & Storytelling / 131 views

Turned Around – Why do leftists move to the right?

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 Ideology & Human Geography / 83 views

Trudeau’s big idea and the art of compromise

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 Democrary / 154 views

To Restore Civil Society, Start With the Library

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 Research & Critical Thinking / 89 views

To build an inclusive innovation-led economy, we need to focus on production

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 Ideology & Human Geography / 88 views

Thinking Critically

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 Research & Critical Thinking / 87 views

Think tanks fill an important niche within Canada’s public policy landscape

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 Research & Critical Thinking / 94 views

These were the most-signed e-petitions sent to the Trudeau government

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 Culture & Polarization / 93 views

There is reason to be hopeful about the future of news. Yes, really

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 Journalism & Storytelling / 88 views

There are two kinds of Indigenous governance structures, but Canada has been listening to just one

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 Policy Making & Treaties / 98 views

The use of media to follow news and current affairs

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 Journalism & Storytelling / 131 views

The Three Levels of Government

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 Government & Governance / 92 views

The Surprising Power of Questions

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 Research & Critical Thinking / 86 views

The starving polar bear raises a question: Is fake news okay for a good cause?

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 Journalism & Storytelling / 104 views

The social science behind how change happens

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 Democrary / 153 views

The Samara Centre for Democracy

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 Government & Governance / 96 views

The Rise of Audience-Funded Journalism in Canada

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 Journalism & Storytelling / 124 views

The protest movement is failing: it’s fighting the same old battles with the same poor results

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 Democrary / 111 views

The Process of Dialogue: Creating effective communication

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 Democrary / 135 views

The Process of Dialogue: Creating Effective Communication

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 Democrary / 157 views

The Process of Debate

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 Government & Governance / 104 views

The political terms ‘right’ and ‘left’ are simplistic, damaging, and need to be retired

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 Ideology & Human Geography / 100 views

The plastic backlash: what’s behind our sudden rage – and will it make a difference?

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 Culture & Polarization / 106 views

The Perils of “Both-Sides” Journalism

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 Journalism & Storytelling / 104 views

The New Science of How to Argue—Constructively

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 Democrary / 133 views

The need to respect nature and its limits challenges society and conservation science

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 Culture & Polarization / 126 views

The Message Is the Medium: The Difference between Documentarians and Journalists

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 Journalism & Storytelling / 90 views

The Legislative Process: How We Make Our Laws

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 Government & Governance / 99 views

The Legislative Process

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 Policy Making & Treaties / 85 views

The Left is constantly trying to out-woke itself. That’s a problem.

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 Ideology & Human Geography / 93 views

The International Recognition of Indigenous Resource Rights

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 Policy Making & Treaties / 88 views

The importance of political compromise

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 Democrary / 143 views

The importance of national political context to the impacts of international conservation aid: evidence from the W National Parks of Benin and Niger

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 Policy Making & Treaties / 82 views

The ideologies of Canadian economists, according to Twitter

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 Culture & Polarization / 100 views

The greatest weakness in Western democracies is us

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 Culture & Polarization / 95 views

The Democratic Electorate on Twitter Is Not the Actual Democratic Electorate

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 Research & Critical Thinking / 92 views

The Democracy Alarm

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 Government & Governance / 98 views

The Death Of Environmentalism

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 Democrary / 114 views

The Dangers of Lazy Journalism

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 Journalism & Storytelling / 90 views

The Critical Thinking Toolkit

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 Research & Critical Thinking / 98 views

The Causes of City-Suburban Political Polarization? A Canadian Case Study

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 Culture & Polarization / 95 views

The Case for Asymmetry in Canadian Federalism

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 Government & Governance / 85 views

The Canada experiment: is this the world’s first ‘postnational’ country?

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 Government & Governance / 105 views

The C-Word: Consultation

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 Policy Making & Treaties / 89 views

The business of anti-racism…

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 Culture & Polarization / 93 views

The Blur Between Analysis and Opinion

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 Journalism & Storytelling / 123 views

That Time a Foreign-Owned Newspaper Called Out Environmentalists for Taking Foreign Money to Fight a Foreign-Funded Pipeline

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 Democrary / 147 views

Test Yourself for Hidden Bias

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 Research & Critical Thinking / 122 views

Terminology, particularly as it relates to Indigenous peoples, can be tricky to navigate.

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 Policy Making & Treaties / 81 views

Talk about ‘collusion’: How foreign-backed anti-oil activists infiltrated Canada’s government

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 Democrary / 138 views

Taking the next step towards a post-colonial Canada

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 Culture & Polarization / 98 views

Sustainable Development and Social Justice: Conflicting Urgencies and the Search for Common Ground in Urban and Regional Planning

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 Culture & Polarization / 121 views

Survey shows it’s time to sound the alarm over the state of Canada’s democracy

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 Government & Governance / 83 views

Study warns Canadian democracy is threatened by uncompetitive nomination races

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 Government & Governance / 100 views

Strengthening Canadian Democracy: The Views of Canadians

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 Government & Governance / 79 views

Stephen Harper has some ideas about conservative populism

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 Culture & Polarization / 107 views

Starving-Polar-Bear Photographer Recalls What Went Wrong

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 Journalism & Storytelling / 132 views

Situations Matter

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 Research & Critical Thinking / 91 views

Signs of a rural renaissance as Canadian cities overheat

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 Ideology & Human Geography / 92 views

Shouldn’t we want MPs who don’t conform?

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 Government & Governance / 119 views

Senate of Canada

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 Government & Governance / 95 views

Section 1 | Democracy in need of heroic citizenship

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 Government & Governance / 98 views

Scrutinizing science: Peer review

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 Research & Critical Thinking / 89 views

Rush to judgment on Covington school standoff should be a wake-up call for media

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 Research & Critical Thinking / 96 views

Rural Canada suffers inadequate data collection needed for smart decisions

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 Ideology & Human Geography / 81 views

Registered Political Parties and Parties Eligible for Registration

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 Ideology & Human Geography / 105 views

Regions, Regionalism and Regional Differences in Canada

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 Ideology & Human Geography / 101 views

Regional Political Cultures in Canada

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 Ideology & Human Geography / 85 views

Regional Economics in Canada

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 Ideology & Human Geography / 147 views

Reflections from Red Deer, How Conservatives can Reclaim the Mantle of Conservation

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 Ideology & Human Geography / 82 views

Readers need multiple news sources

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 Research & Critical Thinking / 154 views

Quick takes on how to bring prototyping into policy-making

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 Policy Making & Treaties / 87 views

Q&A: Seth Mnookin on the fallacy of “both sides” journalism

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 Journalism & Storytelling / 108 views

Public Policy Writing

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 Policy Making & Treaties / 80 views

Public attitudes on conservation and the role of international and indigenous partnership.

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 Culture & Polarization / 97 views

Politics and Ideology in Canada

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 Ideology & Human Geography / 94 views

Polarized Political Communication, Oppositional Media Hostility, and Selective Exposure

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 Research & Critical Thinking / 93 views

Pipeline advocates’ newest weapon: the radical protester

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 Democrary / 138 views

People Choose News That Fits Their Views

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 Research & Critical Thinking / 88 views

Peer Review is Not Scientific

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 Research & Critical Thinking / 96 views

Parliaments get facelifts; but it is politics that really needs one

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 Government & Governance / 91 views

Our Inuit Democracy in Canada

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 Government & Governance / 110 views

Ottawa struggles with Indigenous consultation, stunts resource development in Canada

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 Policy Making & Treaties / 87 views

Opinion vs. Analysis

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 Journalism & Storytelling / 92 views

One in four Canadians hate their political opponents

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 Culture & Polarization / 97 views

On the Stubborn Whiteness of Environmentalism

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 Culture & Polarization / 100 views

On Cultural Appropriation, Canadians Are Hypocrites

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 Culture & Polarization / 96 views

Older people, ultra-conservatives shared the most Facebook fakery in 2016

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 Research & Critical Thinking / 84 views

Observations on the Fact/Opinion Distinction in Expert Opinion Evidence

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 Journalism & Storytelling / 104 views

NGOs need a third way: collaboration

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 Democrary / 149 views

News from Germany The Competition to Control World Communications, 1900–1945

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 Journalism & Storytelling / 91 views

Neil Young: Productive or Polarizing?

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 Democrary / 114 views

Most Canadians say political correctness has ‘gone too far’: poll

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 Culture & Polarization / 90 views

Millennials Don’t Love Capitalism but Can’t Stop Using Amazon

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 Culture & Polarization / 87 views

Millennial socialism

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 Ideology & Human Geography / 90 views

Michelle Rempel demands more from politics—on the left and right

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 Government & Governance / 87 views

Michael Adams on how we see ourselves – Canada

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 Culture & Polarization / 89 views

Metis Nation

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 Government & Governance / 89 views

Media Bias Fact Check

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 Research & Critical Thinking / 99 views

Meaningful engagement is key to public trust

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 Policy Making & Treaties / 87 views

Meaningful Consultation with Indigenous Peoples

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 Policy Making & Treaties / 80 views

Many treaties to save the earth, but where’s the will to implement them?

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 Policy Making & Treaties / 80 views

Making Policy – A Guide to How the Federal Government Works

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 Democrary / 139 views

Library of Parliament

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 Government & Governance / 76 views

Liberals and Conservatives Are Both Susceptible to Fake News, but for Different Reasons

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 Research & Critical Thinking / 85 views

Let’s stop pretending peer review works

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 Research & Critical Thinking / 110 views

Left Right Ideology and Canadian Politics

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 Ideology & Human Geography / 91 views

Leaders Focus Too Much on Changing Policies, and Not Enough on Changing Minds

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 Democrary / 143 views

Just conservation is where environmental issues and social justice commingle

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 Culture & Polarization / 99 views

Journalistic Objectivity Evolved the Way It Did for a Reason

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 Journalism & Storytelling / 116 views

Journalist vs. Reporter: What’s the difference?

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 Journalism & Storytelling / 113 views

Journalism’s Biggest Problem Is Not What You’d Expect—And It’s Entirely Fixable

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 Journalism & Storytelling / 99 views

Jay-Z: Why Context Matters In Hip-Hop

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 Research & Critical Thinking / 100 views

Jane Goodall: ‘You have to be prepared to compromise’

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 Democrary / 185 views

It’s time to take consultations with First Nations seriously

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 Policy Making & Treaties / 86 views

It’s time for old-school conservatism and liberalism to defend their common values

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 Ideology & Human Geography / 78 views

Is there an urban-rural divide in Canada?

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 Ideology & Human Geography / 94 views

Is it news or views?

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 Journalism & Storytelling / 86 views

Is Canada Broken? The country seems more polarized than ever. Here’s what that means for the next election

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 Culture & Polarization / 121 views

Inside the deep rift between ‘new’ and traditional conservation

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 Democrary / 124 views

Innovation declaration: Nine things Canada needs to win in the global ideas economy

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 Ideology & Human Geography / 95 views

Indigenous Self-Government in Canada

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 Policy Making & Treaties / 90 views

Indigenous Peoples Atlas of Canada

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 Ideology & Human Geography / 93 views

Indigenous peoples and communities

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 Government & Governance / 93 views

Indian Act and Elected Chief and Band Council System

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 Government & Governance / 97 views

In Hostile Times, Civil Servants Deserve Sympathy, Not Bashing

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 Democrary / 114 views

In Canada, Deep Divisions Brilliantly Managed

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 Ideology & Human Geography / 84 views

Impartial journalism is laudable. But false balance is dangerous

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 Journalism & Storytelling / 120 views

Ideology Matters (Too Much)

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Ideology has limited role on Supreme Court, say experts

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 Ideology & Human Geography / 77 views

How We Can Win

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 Ideology & Human Geography / 77 views

How to Identify Fact vs. Opinion in Writing & Research

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 Research & Critical Thinking / 82 views

How to harness the volatility of the populist Right

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 Ideology & Human Geography / 96 views

How to get power

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 Democrary / 133 views

How to Evaluate Information Sources: Identify Bias

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 Research & Critical Thinking / 86 views

How to Compromise With Populism

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 Culture & Polarization / 98 views

How to Ask Better Questions

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 Research & Critical Thinking / 100 views

How the Conservatives’ brief love affair with environmentalism came to an ugly end

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 Democrary / 137 views

How Social Media Has Changed How We Consume News

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 Journalism & Storytelling / 154 views

How ignorance makes us cocky

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 Democrary / 123 views

How does ideology change over time?

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 Ideology & Human Geography / 90 views

How Canada can, and must, empower Indigenous communities

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How a Bill Becomes Law

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 Government & Governance / 105 views

House of Commons

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 Government & Governance / 106 views

History of the vote

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 Government & Governance / 95 views

Has the green movement failed?

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 Democrary / 108 views

Handbook on Citizen Engagement: Beyond Consultation

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 Democrary / 131 views

Guide to the Canadian House of Commons

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 Government & Governance / 89 views

Great Questions Lead to Great Design – A Guide to the Design Thinking Process

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 Research & Critical Thinking / 98 views

Government departments are organized vertically, but solving big societal challenges requires horizontal collaboration. Three case studies show it can be done.

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 Democrary / 139 views

Getting to know Canada’s nonprofit sector: Why we need better data

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 Democrary / 123 views

Geopolitics in Canada: Politics, Economics, and Future Technologies

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 Ideology & Human Geography / 89 views

Funding journalism means defining who’s a journalist — not a bad thing

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 Journalism & Storytelling / 82 views

Full recognition of UNDRIP is a necessary step toward reconciliation

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 Policy Making & Treaties / 85 views

From star ratings to video views, beware fake internet stats

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 Research & Critical Thinking / 131 views

From Clayoquot Sound to Trans Mountain, the power of protest endures

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 Democrary / 136 views

Free Resources from How Government Works

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Federal, Provincial and Municipal Responsibilities

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 Government & Governance / 97 views

Fake News, Propaganda, and Misinformation: Learning to Critically Evaluate Media Sources.

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 Research & Critical Thinking / 122 views

Facebook’s role in Brexit – and the threat to democracy

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 Culture & Polarization / 94 views

Executive Decision-Making: Challenges, Strategies, and Resources

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 Policy Making & Treaties / 77 views

Environmentalism Was Once a Social-Justice Movement

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 Culture & Polarization / 98 views

EMBA Guide 2020: Programs in British Columbia

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 Government & Governance / 92 views

Elites, elections, and the politics of alienation

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 Culture & Polarization / 94 views

Elections Canada

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 Government & Governance / 98 views

Elections are Great Times for Creating New Policies

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 Democrary / 145 views

Effectiveness of international environmental regimes: Existing knowledge, cutting-edge themes, and research strategies

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 Policy Making & Treaties / 115 views

e-Petitions: the good and the bad

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 Democrary / 137 views

Does journalism have a future?

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Does Canadian Federalism Amplify Policy Disagreements?

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Do online petitions actually work? The numbers reveal the truth

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 Democrary / 140 views

Do environmental advocacy campaigns drive successful forest conservation?

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 Democrary / 140 views

Distinguishing Between Fact and Opinion

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 Journalism & Storytelling / 133 views

Digital Storytelling: A Marriage Between Journalism and Design

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 Journalism & Storytelling / 117 views

Differences from Provincial Governments

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Did Trudeau keep his 2015 election promises? Mostly, a new analysis finds

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 Government & Governance / 81 views

Decision-making by Indigenous, local communities essential for restoration

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David Suzuki versus the economists

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 Ideology & Human Geography / 89 views

David Johnston on Trust: Twenty Ways to Build A Better Country

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 Government & Governance / 91 views

Cultural imperialism isn’t threatening Canadian identity — and cultural nationalism can’t save it

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 Culture & Polarization / 94 views

Cue the eye rolls: this is a piece about cultural appropriation

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 Culture & Polarization / 98 views

Crafting the Policy: The Development Process

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 Policy Making & Treaties / 91 views

Context Matters: The Dangers of Sound-Bite Journalism

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 Research & Critical Thinking / 95 views

Context Matters: Considerations for large-scale conservation

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 Research & Critical Thinking / 99 views

Context Matters in Social Media

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 Research & Critical Thinking / 79 views

Constitution Act 1982

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 Policy Making & Treaties / 112 views

Conservation geopolitics

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 Ideology & Human Geography / 102 views

Confusion about what’s news and what’s opinion is a big problem, but journalists can help solve it

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 Journalism & Storytelling / 95 views

Confirmation Bias in 5 Minutes

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 Research & Critical Thinking / 84 views

Collaborating with the Enemy: How to Work with People You Don’t Agree with or Like or Trust

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 Democrary / 136 views

Coast to coast, Canadians often have more in common than we think

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 Ideology & Human Geography / 96 views

Centre for the Study of Living Standards

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 Ideology & Human Geography / 82 views

Canadians believe youth are unprepared to be active civic leaders in their community, but most think they should have more influence on government decisions.

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 Culture & Polarization / 104 views

Canadian federal and provincial governments have treated Indigenous consultation and rights as a burden, always seeking to do the least possible.

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 Policy Making & Treaties / 91 views

Canadian and American television news executives strongly believe viewers get bored with process stories, and that if they are not relating to a story on an emotional level, they will not be interested in it.

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 Research & Critical Thinking / 86 views

Canada’s political institutions are failing. The next parliament must save them

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 Government & Governance / 137 views

Canada’s Approach to the Treaty-Making Process

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 Policy Making & Treaties / 85 views

Canada’s angry, divisive politics are as old as Canada itself

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 Ideology & Human Geography / 90 views

Canada’s Centre for Digital and Media Literacy

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 Research & Critical Thinking / 121 views

Canada Is Seeing Cracks In The Foundation Of Trust

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 Culture & Polarization / 155 views

Canada is polarizing–and it’s because of the parties

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 Culture & Polarization / 101 views

Canada Canada’s notwithstanding clause — what’s that again?

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 Government & Governance / 89 views

Canada – Continued economic growth in a risky world

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 Ideology & Human Geography / 92 views

Can a journalist also be an activist?

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 Journalism & Storytelling / 99 views

British Columbia-Indigenous Nation Agreements: Lessons for Reconciliation?

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 Policy Making & Treaties / 87 views

Break through your most challenging conversations.

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 Democrary / 155 views

Both sides-ism’ a big problem in journalism

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 Journalism & Storytelling / 151 views

Believing the News: Exploring How Young Canadians Make Decisions About Their News Consumption

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 Journalism & Storytelling / 123 views

Before reconciliation is possible, Canadians must admit the truth

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 Culture & Polarization / 99 views

Band councils, hereditary chiefs — here’s what to know about Indigenous governance

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 Government & Governance / 112 views

Band Aid 30 backlash: Celebrity charity model losing lustre

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 Democrary / 136 views

Audiences value trust components differently depending on the news source and topic

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 Journalism & Storytelling / 110 views

Asymmetrical federalism in Canada: Magic wand or breaking the ties that bind?

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 Government & Governance / 90 views

Assembly of First Nations (AFN)

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 Government & Governance / 85 views

Are there two different versions of environmentalism, one “white,” one “black”?

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 Culture & Polarization / 90 views

Apathy is Boring

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 Government & Governance / 86 views

An Unexpected Lesson from Mandela: Why Context Matters

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 Research & Critical Thinking / 98 views

An interactive map of Indigenous nations

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 Ideology & Human Geography / 106 views

An in-depth response to “The Death of Environmentalism”

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 Democrary / 138 views

Americans Strongly Dislike PC Culture

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 Culture & Polarization / 94 views

America has 1.5 million nonprofits and room for more

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 Democrary / 150 views

Albertans may feel like Canada is ‘broken,’ but Canada isn’t the problem

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 Ideology & Human Geography / 92 views

About Canadian Inuit

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