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Canada Confronts Cannabis

Canadian officials can learn from both U.S. successes and U.S. mistakes as they try to design tax, regulatory, enforcement, and public health measures in order to reap the benefits of legal marijuana while managing the very real risks.

Mark A. R. Kleiman

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Criminal Law Jun 28, 2018 Snapshot

Canada Confronts Cannabis

Canadian officials can learn from both U.S. successes and U.S. mistakes as they try to design tax, regulatory, enforcement, and public health measures in order to reap...

Mark A. R. Kleiman

U.S. Foreign Policy Jun 21, 2018 Snapshot

U.S.-Canadian Relations on the Rocks

Trump’s insults have stoked fears of a devastating trade war at a time when Canada and other U.S. allies are already reeling from the president’s breathless assault on...

Andrew Cohen

Trump and Trudeau at the G7 summit, June 2018

Domestic Politics September/October 2017 Comment

Trudeau’s Trump Bump

Trump’s rise has made Canadians more conscious of—and more full-throated defenders of—the pluralistic values that inform their society. And without meaning to, Trump...

Jonathan Kay

Keep your friends close: Trump and Trudeau at the White House, February 2017

Security Nov 18, 2015 Snapshot

Trudeau's First Steps

Trudeau has underscored how different he would be from his conservative predecessor, Stephen Harper, whom the Canadian historian Robert Bothwell recently called “the...

Adam Rasmi

Campaigns & Elections Oct 25, 2015 Snapshot

A Loss for the Left in Canada?

The election should not be interpreted as a win for the Canadian left. The real story is how the Liberals’ sweep came at the expense of the left-wing NDP.

Adam Rasmi

New Democratic Party (NDP) leader Tom Mulcair and his wife Catherine board their campaign plane in Toronto, October 18, 2015.

Canada Oct 15, 2015 Snapshot

Canadian Politics, Unveiled

In Canada, a ban on wearing the niqab during the oath of citizenship ceremony has become a defining electoral issue. The ban might affect only a tiny number of...

Adam Rasmi

Family at a protest in Quebec in 2010. They were protesting a proposed bill that would outlaw Muslim women in Quebec who wear a niqab from accessing any government services.

Canada Oct 25, 2014 Snapshot

In Perspective

A decade from now, Canadians will remember this week as one in which two mentally unstable Islamic converts staged amateurish, low-yield, one-man suicide attacks on...

Jonathan Kay

Trade Jun 6, 2014 Video

Foreign Affairs Focus: Carla Hills on NAFTA at 20

Gideon Rose, editor of Foreign Affairs, sits down with Carla Hills, the lead U.S. negotiator of NAFTA.

Economic Development Feb 18, 2014 Snapshot

Perfect Partners

As crises in the Middle East and rising tensions in Asia have consumed U.S. policymakers’ attention over the past decade, Washington has devoted comparatively little...

David Petraeus and Robert Zoellick

Economic Development January/February 2014 Essay

NAFTA's Mixed Record

Twenty years after the North American Free Trade Agreement came into effect, the deal has brought neither the huge gains its proponents promised nor the dramatic...

Jorge G. Castañeda

NAFTA January/February 2014 Essay

NAFTA's Unfinished Business

Although the North American Free Trade Agreement succeeded in liberalizing trade, over the 20 years since the treaty entered into force, it has failed to deepen links...

Michael Wilson

From the Archives January/February 2014 Essay

NAFTA's Economic Upsides

In the 20 years since the North American Free Trade Agreement entered into force, the agreement has proved to be an economic boon. But if North America is to remain a...

Carla A. Hills

Economics November/December 2013 Essay

Why Banking Systems Succeed -- And Fail

Conventional wisdom sees banking crises as apolitical, the result of unforeseen and extraordinary circumstances. In reality, the same politics that influence other...

Charles W. Calomiris and Stephen H. Haber

Partially printed new $20 bills at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Washington, October 23, 2006.

Energy Jun 2, 2013 Snapshot

Build, Baby, Build

From an economic point of view, the Keystone XL pipeline -- which is still awaiting final approval from the U.S. State Department -- is entirely justified. And...

Jonathan Kay

Canada Jan 23, 2013 Reading List

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What to Read on Canadian Politics

An annotated Foreign Affairs syllabus on Canadian politics.

Jonathan Kay

Economics Dec 19, 2012 Snapshot

The New Power Map

Unconventional energy technologies, such as hydraulic fracturing, are here to stay. They have already produced a staggering glut of natural gas in the United States,...

Aviezer Tucker

Economics January/February 2013 Comment

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The Fall and Rise of the West

While the grim effects of the 2008 financial crisis still resonate across the globe, the recession wasn't all bad: it triggered fundamental economic restructuring, and...

Roger C. Altman

Politics & Society November/December 2012 Letter

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Blueprints For Breakaway

André Pratte

War & Military Strategy November/December 2012 Review Essay

Small War, Big Consequences

Today, the War of 1812 is all but forgotten. But as two recent books show, its legacies -- helping professionalize the U.S. military, planting the seeds of manifest...

Donald R. Hickey

Economics Jun 21, 2012 Snapshot

How Obama Lost Canada

The White House's decision last November to delay the construction of the Keystone XL pipeline running from Canada to the United States put campaign tactics above...

Derek H. Burney and Fen Osler Hampson

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