Though Canada’s provinces and territories hold much of the power over energy resources, the majority lack the policy infrastructure and measures necessary to achieve significant emissions reductions. To determine readiness to act on climate, the Pembina Institute and Simon Fraser …
Are Canada’s provinces and territories ready to act on climate? (blog)
How ready are Canada’s governments to act on climate? To find out, we teamed with Simon Fraser University’s School of Resource and Environmental Management to assess every province, territory and the federal government on 24 indicators that are foundational for …
Solid methodology key to trustworthy climate policy findings (blog)
What policies and measures are necessary to help governments limit warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius and deliver on the promise of a safer, sustainable world for all? The evaluation framework used in All Hands on Deck: An assessment of Canadian …
All Hands on Deck (publication)
Though Canada’s provinces and territories hold much of the power over energy resources, the majority lack the policy infrastructure and measures necessary to achieve significant emissions reductions. To determine readiness to act on climate, the Pembina Institute and Simon Fraser …
Must the Minister of Health Destroy Jobs & Set Digitisation Back?
Ghana’s Ministry of Health wants to digitise records in all of Ghana’s public and (religious) mission-owned hospitals and clinics and thus make paper folders for patients a thing of the past. The idea is good, and the plan itself is …
Access To Affordable Energy To Support Economic Growth And Job Creation In Ghana
MEDIA REPORTS Special industrial tariffs for sale of electricity being considered- Energy Minister Click to download Event details The post Access To Affordable Energy To Support Economic Growth And Job Creation In Ghana appeared first on . …
Canadian policymakers should learn from ‘renewable’ experience in California and Texas
Authors: Jairo YunisElmira Aliakbari Since 2006, wind and solar generators in Texas have received about $19.4 billion in federal, state and local subsidies.Read more about Canadian policymakers should learn from ‘renewable’ experience in California and TexasTags: renewable energywind poweralternative energyenergy sourceelectricity …
Approving new drugs in Canada—a 30-year review
Author: Dr. Nigel Rawson Regardless of their potential impact on patient health, drug approval times in Canada were longer than in other countries.Read more about Approving new drugs in Canada—a 30-year reviewTags: approving new drugscanadian drug approvaldrug approval processnew drug approvalpmprb …
Canada gets Cuba policy right, why DND does not need new subs and much more
Canadian Cuba policy opposing trade embargo and urging dialogue is the right one In an “analysis” entitled As Cuba erupts, Cuban-Canadians accuse the Trudeau government of turning its back, CBC’s Evan Dyer references this statement from Global Affairs Canada: Global …
Ontario has fallen behind Michigan’s economy
Author: Ben Eisen At least 90 per cent of net job creation in Ontario took place either in the Greater Toronto Area or Ottawa.Read more about Ontario has fallen behind Michigan’s economyTags: michiganontario economyontario governmenteconomic growth Read More – The Fraser …
States should not have unhealthy relationships with spouses of President and Veep – Kofi Bentil
The Vice President of think tank IMANI Ghana has noted that it is vital to establish a healthy relationship between States and Presidential spouses rather than creating tense situations. His comment comes on the back of the rejection of salaries …
Article 71 is obscene and a threat to democracy – Kofi Bentil
The Senior Vice President of Imani Africa says Article 71 is obscene and poses a threat to the country’s democracy. Joining a discussion on JoyNews’ Newsfile Saturday about spousal emoluments, Mr Kofi Bentil said he disagrees with the view that Article 71, which …
