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Election exposes some deep divisions
“What we will be seeing is that the parties are going to be forced to work together and there will be a need for more dialogue and more public involvement in making decisions,” said Natalie Appleyard, a socio-economic policy analyst with CPJ.
CPJ seeks hope, unity after divisive 2019 election
CPJ believes that there is a special role for faith communities in the task of helping to build unity.
Can Canadians Thrive While We Stand Up for the Environment?
Canada needs to transition to a clean economy — and we need to make sure we do this right. We can, and must, do this by pursuing a just transition.
The Canadian Racial Reality
People of color and Indigenous peoples in Canada continue to face systematic racism. However, there has been a relative absence of any meaningful conversation about the issue during this election.