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The Persistence of Social Policy Issues – April 18, 2018
Good morning subscribers! A lot can change in an academic year. SPPG students know from experience that policy priorities can switch focus quickly when exposed to new information and fresh […]
Pan-Canadian Perspectives – April 11, 2018
Hello PPGR enthusiasts and welcome to a special edition of the Morning Brief! This week, we will be looking at five commentary articles from students at public policy and public […]
Policy Holes, Fixes and Tools – April 4th, 2018
Good morning PPGR enthusiasts! One of the biggest hopes for public policy is that it may serve as a great equalizer of sorts. The potential benefactors of government action are […]
