The $13.2 billion agreement creates a new inequality between the minority of families who will benefit and everyone else.
Family
Policy Brief
Enhancing Ontario’s Child Care Tax Credit
April 7, 2022
Education
Policy Brief
Ontario’s Tutoring Supports Program
Disruptions in education have resulted in learning gaps for students who now need tutoring to catch up academically.
April 5, 2022
Education
Perspectives Paper
Assessing Ontario’s Pandemic School Closures and What Students Need
Prolonged school closures has sparked debate about the intention, necessity, and efficacy of halting in-person education as an effective policy tool.
March 29, 2022
Work & Economics
Research Report
Breaking Down Work Barriers for People with Disabilities
We take a closer look at the human costs of Canadians with disabilities’ exclusion from work and identify some of the key questions standing in the way of positive policy reform.
March 23, 2022
Work & Economics
Research Report
Abattre les barrières pour les personnes en situation de handicap (Extrait)
Extrait d’un rapport de recherche de Cardus
March 23, 2022
Faith Communities
Policy Memo
Memo: Evaluating Reasonable Limits on Religious Freedom
Canadian legislators have faced questions about what constitutes “reasonable limits” on the rights and freedoms set out in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
March 14, 2022
Work & Economics
Policy Brief
Bill C-3 Bereavement Leave Provisions for the Loss of a Child
Response to Bill C-3 on the Canada Labour Code.
February 10, 2022
Family
Research Brief
Backgrounder on Federal Parental-Leave Benefits
The purpose of this backgrounder is to provide context for conversations at Cardus on the advantages, challenges, and potential reforms needed to improve Canada’s parental-leave benefits policies.
February 9, 2022
Faith Communities
Research Report
Reasonable Limits
How Far Does Religious Freedom Go in Canada?
February 9, 2022