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As part of our series on Digital Connectivity, Doug Brake and Alexandra Bruer of the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation say that in order to get more Canadians connected to broadband, lawmakers should focus on providing subsidies to those who need them, and not on complex legislation.

Webinar announcement! Join our expert panel on April 20, from 12:00 1:00 pm, for a deep dive into budget 2021. We will be looking beyond the numbers to explore what the policy implications of this budget will be. What is in store for long term care, childcare, and Canada’s path forward? Register here

Notre façon d’exploiter et de gouverner nos réseaux doit désormais tenir compte de trois facteurs : les changements climatiques, la simultanéité de la demande, et la fiabilité et la disponibilité des réseaux, écrit Brunilde Sansò de Polytechnique Montréal.

The government needs to make good on its repeated promises to learn lessons from the response to COVID-19 and needs to do so *now*, in an independent and transparent manner, says Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy professor Wesley Wark.

The next budget must set a course for fundamental change based on a vision of a fair, green, and just recovery for all. Andrew Jackson and Katrina Miller of the Broadbent Institute | Institut Broadbent, lay out 4 solutions that include: Economic and social rights A clean and caring economy Decent work and income security... Fair taxes See more