Op-Eds

The federal government has to show an execution plan that can turn interest into investment, write Jay Khosla and Yiota Kokkinos

PPF’s Jay Khosla and WaterPower Canada’s Lorena Patterson explain how the electricity megaproject could be a model for how Canada can build the infrastructure it needs

Disaster-related costs are expected to double in the next decade. Canada needs a new system to manage the risks, writes  Action Canada Fellow Jimmy Lou in the Financial Post

In pursuit of productivity, Canada can’t afford to ignore the importance of vibrant communities 

After decades of failed efforts, major LNG projects are finally moving ahead — and only with Indigenous communities as genuine economic partners  

PPF CEO Inez Jabalpurwala writes in the Toronto Star about why, in the age of AI and big data, Canada should be focusing on clinical trails

Inez Jabalpurwala, PPF president and CEO, and Andrew Nevin, inaugural director of Brainomics Venture at the Center for BrainHealth, write in The Globe and Mail about skills in the AI age

In the global search for reliable sources of energy, Canada has an opportunity and a head start

In an oil shock, Canada should be helping allies — but our infrastructure still leaves us on the sidelines 

In the Toronto Star, Inez Jabalpurwala and Chris Hobson write that Canada is a highly desirable place for health research, but we’ve been moving in the wrong direction.

The first list of nation-building projects showed real intent. The second list needs to show there is strategy aimed at key results.

What Canada requires is a truly all-hands, enduring response that will pay dividends in this crisis and future ones

As interest in the region grows — along with foreign competition — Canada needs a policy rethink to reverse decades of underinvestment

Provinces can protect their resource sectors and help fight Trump tariffs. The key is setting minimum prices for the resources they own.