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Video: All Zoom, All the Time - Reflections on Moving Civil Society Online

10 Nov 2020

The institutions of civil society perform a vital function in the life of liberal democracies. It's no surprise that it is one of the first targets of aspiring tyrants. COVID-19 has forced civil...

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Ken Boessenkool: The Conservative Case for a Carbon Tax

29 Oct 2020

Ken Boessenkool makes three stand-alone arguments for a carbon tax, and none are about climate change.

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Chris Ragan Writes about Canada's Infrastructure Spending

27 Oct 2020

The pandemic has not strengthened the already strong case for federal infrastructure spending in Canada, argues Chris Ragan.

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Introducing the Max Bell School's second MPP Cohort

8 Oct 2020

This year, the Max Bell School of Public Policy welcomed 36 accomplished students to our MPP program.

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The Max Bell School Celebrates the Graduation of its First Class

6 Aug 2020

On July 10, 2020 the Max Bell School of Public Policy saw 31 accomplished MPP students come together with staff, teaching faculty, and special speakers in a virtual ceremony for their graduation.

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Public Policy Options for Noise Pollution Management: A Reflection for Montreal

6 Aug 2020

This Policy Lab executive summary examines the topic of noise pollution management in Montreal. It is authored by the Max Bell School's 2020 MPPs Matis Allali, Sta Kuzviwanza, Janoah Willsie, Aria...