Feature Immigration success, immigration breakdown Some ideas from a historian-editorialist for how to get Canada’s immigration system back on track By Anne Michèle Meggs
Social Policy Justin Trudeau: Why no strong Quebec backlash? The nature of intergovernmental tension has shifted By Inroads Contributors
Book Reviews Homo sapiens on the move Ian Goldin’s history of migration provides needed perspective on one of the most important issues of our time By Anne Michèle Meggs
Economy Taking on Tesla Elon Musk may be able to sway American elections, but Swedish unions will not bend to his will By German Bender
Social Policy Riding the Long Tail How digital technologies have toxically changed political speech and election campaigns in the United States By Steven Hill
Social Policy Distrust of Science, Left and (Especially) Right The antivaxxers and climate change deniers are part of a wider phenomenon By Reg Whitaker
Culture Journalism’s Tragedy of the Commons: The Near-Death of Local News Mark Starowicz and Harvey Schachter Exchange Views By Inroads Contributors
Social Policy Where did Wokism Come From, and Where is it Going? Frances Widdowson and Mark Crawford exchange views with John Richards By Inroads Contributors
Culture AI is the Coming Thing – but What is it? Whether the story of AI becomes one of promise or of peril, we must grasp the seriousness now. By Reg Whitaker
Canada Breaking the Immigration Taboo Canada needs to reduce immigration dramatically until the housing crisis is resolved, especially in Vancouver By Herschel Hardin
Social Policy Collateral Damage in the War on Drugs This catastrophic policy is pouring gasoline on the flames of crisis By Craig Jones
Canada The Century Initiative does Not Advocate Massive Temporary Immigration A Response By Inroads Contributors
Social Policy Evidence Matters, but Context Rules How British Columbia’s attempt to reform mental health policy failed By Alex Berland