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The School of Public Policy Publications
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Synopsis of the 2025 Banff Capital Markets Roundtable
Since 2023, the Alberta Securities Commission (the “ASC”) has sponsored an annual roundtable composed of leading Canadian capital markets scholars to discuss the most important evolving themes in contemporary Canadian securities law (the “Banff Roundtable”). The purpose of this synopsis is to more…
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Policy Trend: PM Carney in a Changed World
In his 2021 Book, Mark Carney quotes favourably from the works of economist John Manyard Keynes. Keynes famously favoured updating one’s thinking when the facts change, even if doing so meant disagreeing with an earlier self. When someone suggested this might be inconsistent, Keynes replied: “When…
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Social Policy Trends: What Does The Poverty Line Measure?
The federal government identifies who is experiencing poverty by comparing household incomes to a measure called the Poverty Line. What does this poverty line measure? Lifting people out of poverty is an important public policy goal. Some public policies are more successful at reducing poverty than…
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Police and Justice Costs of Domestic Violence Perpetration
Recent research published by the School of Public Policy provides compelling evidence that domestic violence is not random. Warning signs often appear through police interactions long before an offence occurs. These patterns create opportunities for targeted early interventions, enabling police and…
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It Costs More to Do Nothing: Preventing Male Perpetration of Domestic Violence
This policy brief examines the economic burden of failing to intervene earlier in the trajectories of male perpetrators who were charged with domestic violence offenses in 2019. It focuses on the policing and justice system costs associated with addressing domestic violence, as well as an estimate…
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Why Fiscal Policy Matters for Canadian Prosperity
This essay will lay out the four largest components of fiscal policy—taxation, purchases, transfers, and borrowing—and explain why they matter and how they connect to Canada’s economic challenges. While we mention provinces, territories, and municipalities at various points to offer a more complete…
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Unlocking the Potential of Immigrant Exporters: Digital Resources as a Catalyst for Scalability and International Success
Immigrant-owned small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) contribute significantly to trade and innovation in the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) region. These businesses often exhibit a higher export intensity than their non-immigrant counterparts, reflecting their entrepreneurial…
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The Economic Implications of Separation
This technical paper forms part of The Economic and Fiscal Implications of Alberta Separation, a broader analysis undertaken by the School of Public Policy. Its development reflects the contributions of a wide project team, including authors, reviewers, editors, research assistants and other…
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Alberta Separation: How It Would Work
This technical paper forms part of The Economic and Fiscal Implications of Alberta Separation, a broader analysis undertaken by the School of Public Policy. Its development reflects the contributions of a wide project team, including authors, reviewers, editors, research assistants and other…
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The Fiscal Implications of Separation: Expenditures
This technical paper forms part of The Economic and Fiscal Implications of Alberta Separation, a broader analysis undertaken by the School of Public Policy. Its development reflects the contributions of a wide project team, including authors, reviewers, editors, research assistants and other…
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The Fiscal Implications of Separation: Revenues and Fiscal Balance
This technical paper forms part of The Economic and Fiscal Implications of Alberta Separation, a broader analysis undertaken by the School of Public Policy. Its development reflects the contributions of a wide project team, including authors, reviewers, editors, research assistants and other…
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Overview Report: The Economic and Fiscal Implications of Alberta Separation
The Overview Report is based on extensive academic research and analysis by a number of Canada’s foremost economists and policy experts. It is a condensed picture the many different options, scenarios, factors and contingencies examined in greater detail and located separately within the Technical…
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Social Policy Trends: Food Bank Use By AISH Recipients
Alberta’s Assured Income for the Severely Handicapped (AISH) program provides income support to those with disabilities that substantially limit their ability to work. Whether these benefit levels meet basic living needs remains an ongoing policy question.
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Epidemic Over? Loneliness Among Older Albertans
Loneliness among older Albertans has improved since pandemic in 2022, but many still lack connection...
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HSP-140 Reforming Disability Income Support in Alberta for Employment and Equity
The Government of Alberta has proposed the Alberta Disability Assistance Program (ADAP) to reform its disability income support system, restructuring the current Assured Income for the Severely Handicapped (AISH) program into a two-tiered system. ADAP would support individuals assessed as able to…
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Beyond the Borders: Unraveling Reasons for Canadians’ Relocation to the United States
In recent years, Canada has witnessed a significant increase in the number of its citizens relocating to the United States and elsewhere. In the U.S.-Canadian context, economists and policy analysts tend to focus on income differentials to explain the migration of populations. In this paper, we…
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Housing Insecurity: A Threat to Homeowners and Non-Homeowners in Later-Life
Recent survey of Albertans shows older adults who own their own homes may also face considerable financial housing insecurity.
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Virtual Primary Care
Is a post-pandemic move to enable the virtual delivery of primary delivering on its promise of improved access for patients?
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For Canada, a transition from IEEPA to Section 232 tariffs will be a transition from National to Provincial Impacts
Canada has suffered economically and psychologically from the radical changes to U.S. trade policy under the Trump administrations. This is poised to change, potentially significantly. A pending U.S. Supreme Court (SCOTUS) ruling may end the President’s use of the International Emergency Powers Act…
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