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| | Canada's North: What's the Plan? This book draws on the different viewpoints of three nationally renowned scholars to explore the effectiveness of land use planning in Canada’s North from three very distinct perspectives. > Read more |
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| | Crisis and Intervention: Lessons From the Financial Meltdown and Recession The global economy has emerged from a truly exceptional event—the first synchronized global recession since the Second World War. What’s more, the recession was caused by a financial crisis that was itself unprecedented in scale. > Read more |
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| | 21st Century Cities in Canada: The Geography of Innovation In 21st Century Cities in Canada: The Geography of Innovation, the 2009 CIBC Scholar-in-Residence David A. Wolfe examines the social, political, and economic dimensions of Canada’s city-regions, and the way these factors influence urban development and success. > Read more |
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| | Red Tape, Red Flags: Regulation for the Innovation Age Since making and enforcing regulations is at least one-third of what governments do, the author argues Canada should set an annual federal regulatory agenda, like those for taxation and spending. > Read more |
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| | Canada by Picasso: The Faces of Federalism This collection of essays examines the future of Canadian federalism from the distinct viewpoints of the Conference Board’s first three scholars-in-residence: Janice Gross Stein, Roger Gibbins and Antonia Maioni. > Read more |