This paper aims to provide a historical context for why freedom of religion and conscience is foundational to Canadian democracy, diversity, pluralism, and to our common life as human beings living in this place, this Canada.
Faith Communities
Research Report
An Institutional History of Religious Freedom in Canada
April 3, 2020
Spirited Citizenship
Policy Memo
A Call to Action to Support Canadian Civil Society in Response to COVID-19
Cardus is offering a clear plan of action to equip Canada’s governments to supply immediate financial support to charities in order to protect their capacity to provide crucial front-line services during and after the immediate crisis.
March 20, 2020
Education
Research Report
Pursuing Excellence in Christian Education: School Leadership
A Case Study of Living Waters Christian Academy
March 6, 2020
Education
Research Report
Pursuing Excellence in Christian Education: Technology and Computational Thinking
A Case Study of John Knox Christian Elementary School
March 6, 2020
Education
Research Report
Pursuing Excellence in Christian Education: Moral and Faith Formation
A Case Study of St. John Brebeuf Regional Secondary School
March 6, 2020
Education
Research Brief
Toward a More Diverse and Resilient Education Sector
Balancing Charter Reforms with Independent School Deregulation
March 2, 2020
Work & Economics
Policy Brief
Advancing Structural Reforms to the Skilled Trades and Apprenticeships in Ontario
Proposing further structural reforms to the skilled trades and apprenticeship model in Ontario. This brief was first published by Ontario 360, a project of the Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy at the University of Toronto, on February 13, 2020.
February 13, 2020
Education
Research Report
What Do They Deliver?
A Report on American Colleges and Universities
February 10, 2020
Spirited Citizenship
Research Report
The Long, Quiet Work of Faith and Public Good
Religion and religious groups have been integral to villages, towns, and cities for millennia. This remains true for communities today where the presence of congregations is evident. In the case of Guelph, iconic stone churches reflect the long-standing work of the faith community. The work of these communities isn’t always as visible. In this brief case study, we examine a particular set of dynamics that involve a range of congregational actors as they have developed strategies to make Guelph a better place to live for everyone.
January 28, 2020