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Newsletter for July 9, 2014

Posted on July 10, 2014 by Deborah Coyne

Newsletter for July 9, 2014

Posted in NEWSLETTERS

Canada’s Immigration and Refugee Protection System Needs a Comprehensive Overhaul (July 2014)

Posted on July 8, 2014 by Deborah Coyne

Notes for remarks to the Rotary Club of West Ottawa When I settled on today’s topic – my experience on Canada’s Immigration and Refugee Board, spanning some seven-plus years from Read more →

Posted in 2014, Blog | Tagged Canadian politics

1. Who Will Step Up? / Qui relèvera le défi ?

Posted on June 18, 2014 by Deborah Coyne

(Policy papers 2012-2013) Canada’s system of government is frustratingly focused on the blame game. Citizens who are looking for action on urgent national problems throw up their hands when our Read more →

Posted in Leadership Policy Papers (June 2012) | Tagged Canadian politics

2. How Governments Can Get Along / Comment les différents gouvernements peuvent travailler ensemble

Posted on June 18, 2014 by Deborah Coyne

(Policy papers 2012-2013) Canadians are all too familiar with the “Who, me?” routine of our leaders. What we really need from governments is cooperation: shared efforts to address issues of Read more →

Posted in Leadership Policy Papers (June 2012) | Tagged Canadian politics

3. Paying Our Fair Share / Payer notre juste part

Posted on June 18, 2014 by Deborah Coyne

(Policy papers 2012-2013) Canada’s tax system is riddled with exceptions, special cases, and limited exemptions that are at best inconsistent and at worst profoundly unfair. Some individuals and many businesses Read more →

Posted in Leadership Policy Papers (June 2012) | Tagged Canadian politics

4. Greater Equity from Coast to Coast to Coast / Une plus grande égalité d’une côte à l’autre

Posted on June 18, 2014 by Deborah Coyne

(Policy papers 2012-2013) Our country is diverse in ways that enrich us — our geographical variety, our multicultural population — but we also have disparities that create unacceptable levels of Read more →

Posted in Leadership Policy Papers (June 2012) | Tagged Canadian politics

5. Investing in Workers and Workplaces / Investir dans les travailleurs et les lieux de travail

Posted on June 18, 2014 by Deborah Coyne

(Policy papers 2012-2013) Change is the only constant in the modern Canadian workplace. Technology and global economic patterns are transforming job markets, and workers must develop their skills and get Read more →

Posted in Leadership Policy Papers (June 2012) | Tagged Canadian politics

6. A Prescription for Healthier Medicare / Une prescription pour un meilleur système de santé

Posted on June 18, 2014 by Deborah Coyne

(Policy papers 2012-2013) Universal health care is a fundamental component of Canadian citizenship — even a national symbol that draws us together. But medicare has become less a national program Read more →

Posted in Leadership Policy Papers (June 2012) | Tagged Canadian politics

7. Retirement Security We Can Count On / Une sécurité de retraite sur laquelle nous pouvons compter

Posted on June 18, 2014 by Deborah Coyne

(Policy papers 2012-2013) Canadians are fully aware our society is aging, and we know a great many of us haven’t saved enough for those long golden years. A weak economy Read more →

Posted in Leadership Policy Papers (June 2012) | Tagged Canadian politics

8. Towards a True Economic Union / Vers une véritable union économique

Posted on June 18, 2014 by Deborah Coyne

(Policy papers 2012-2013) Businesses and individuals who want to take their goods, services, or skills across provincial borders face a veritable obstacle course of differing rules and regulations. Some hurdles Read more →

Posted in Leadership Policy Papers (June 2012) | Tagged Canadian politics

9. Concrete and Steel: Fixing the Foundations / Ciment et acier pour fixer les fondations

Posted on June 18, 2014 by Deborah Coyne

(Policy papers 2012-2013) If only upgrading Canada’s basic infrastructure were as easy as upgrading our digital gadgets. Maybe then we would not be facing a backlog of construction and repair Read more →

Posted in Leadership Policy Papers (June 2012) | Tagged Canadian politics

10. On Guard for Thee: Why Regulation Matters / Pourquoi les règlements sont importants.

Posted on June 18, 2014 by Deborah Coyne

(Policy papers 2012-2013) It’s simplistic to view all regulation as evil. Conservatives regularly take aim at regulations as part of their economic plan for smaller government. But these measures are Read more →

Posted in Leadership Policy Papers (June 2012) | Tagged Canadian politics

11. Energy Policy and Sustainable Development / Politique énergétique et développement durable.

Posted on June 18, 2014 by Deborah Coyne

(Policy papers 2012-2013) A national energy policy is a necessity for a country that is a world supplier of energy. It should include a carbon tax to promote sustainability by Read more →

Posted in Leadership Policy Papers (June 2012) | Tagged Canadian politics
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