Bouncing Back Through Diversity
Work & Economics
Policy Brief
Bouncing Back Through Diversity: The Effects of Bill 66 on Construction Competition in the Region of Waterloo
July 22, 2021
Research Report
Good Schools, Good Citizens
Do Independent Schools Contribute to Civic Formation?
June 30, 2021
Family
Research Report
Missing Marriage and the Baby Carriage
Unpartnered Young Adults and the Decline of Fertility in Canada
June 23, 2021
Education
Research Report
Pandemic Pivot
Christian Independent Schooling During the Initial 2020 Lockdown
June 11, 2021
Education
Perspectives Paper
Redeeming the Buzzword
A Distinctively Christian Approach to “Innovation” in Education
May 31, 2021
Work & Economics
Research Report
Turning Aces into Assets
Four Options to Help the Government Turn Its Addiction to Gambling Revenue into Assets for the Poor
May 28, 2021
Work & Economics
Turning Aces into Assets
Four Options to Help the Government Turn Its Addiction to Gambling Revenue into Assets for the Poor
May 28, 2021
Work & Economics
Research Brief
Vaccination Incentives for the Common Good
We’re almost there! The pandemic’s terrible toll on people’s lives and our country as a whole is coming close to an end. The one thing that will ultimately crush COVID-19’s deadly threat: vaccines.
May 19, 2021
Family
Research Report
Look Before You Leap: The Real Costs and Complexities of National Daycare
The federal budget of 2021 offers national daycare at a cost of $30 billion over five years, with an annual cost of $9.2 billion after that. This sounds like a lot of funding, but is it enough? This research report offers a detailed assessment of the real cost of national daycare and the amounts that provincial governments will realistically be responsible for contributing once the federal funding is spent.
May 6, 2021