Cardus made a submission to the Senate committee studying Bill C-35: An Act respecting early learning and child care in Canada. We argue that the bill is unnecessary and enshrines an inequitable program. However, if Senators support Bill C-35 to the next legislative stage, Cardus recommends several amendments to strengthen the legislation.

Peter Jon Mitchell Andrea Mrozek Andreae Sennyah

Comprehensive publication of the results from the child care agreements must be emphasized to ensure that the program meets parental demand, serves the diverse needs of Canadian families, and is being provided at a high quality.

Peter Jon Mitchell

Considerations for the Future

Rhys Patrick Peter Jon Mitchell

Implementation of the Canada-Wide Early Learning and Child Care Agreements

Peter Jon Mitchell

Implementation of the Canada-Wide Early Learning and Child Care Agreements

Peter Jon Mitchell

Implementation of the Canada-Wide Early Learning and Child Care Agreements

Peter Jon Mitchell

This report provides an overview of the current situation of euthanasia and assisted suicide in Canada and highlights some of the major ethical problems that exist within it. It also argues that assisted death is distracting from the real and pressing need for a national palliative care infrastructure.

Far from opposing one another, neither fundamental freedoms nor equality can exist without a meaningful guarantee of the other. The paper critiques case law and scholarship that needlessly pits these constitutional guarantees against one another.

Kristopher E. G. Kinsinger

Cardus made a submission to the Ministry of the Solicitor General's legislative review of the Police Record Checks Reform Act. We recommend that the Government of Ontario fully subsidize the cost of VSCs and associated fingerprinting requirements (if needed) when accessed for volunteer purposes.

Andreae Sennyah