Ian Peach
Contributor
In addition to being a constitutional law and public policy scholar, Ian Peach has had a long career as a policy adviser to premiers and cabinets and a negotiator in federal, provincial and territorial governments across Canada. He worked on the two parliamentary committees that preceded the Charlottetown Accord negotiations, represented the Government of the Yukon in those negotiations and advised Saskatchewan Premier Roy Romanow in the period leading up to and following the 1995 Quebec sovereignty referendum.
The problems identified by the Carter Commission half a century ago still plague Canada’s tax system
A parliamentary reform agenda for Prime Minister Trudeau
