The federal government should put money behind piloting promising solutions that offer tangible benefits, de-risk future investment and create new markets for jobs for unemployed and underemployed young people.
Today’s release of the April Labour Force Survey data confirms that this economic downturn is unlike anything we have ever seen before in Canada. As such, it will require a new way of thinking and a new set of tools to combat the recession.
EEPRN Student Researcher, 2019-2020
We are about to make a once-in-a-generation investment in rebuilding Canada’s economy. Using this tool, we can help make sure those stimulus dollars are used to make smart investments in Canada’s present and future.
Climate and Environmental Policy in the context of COVID-19
Before COVID-19 hit the world, things were really starting to look up for the plastics recycling industry. How can it regain its investment traction in the face of economic recession?
SPI’s Stewart Elgie will participate in a virtual town hall to address what COVID-19 means for climate change policies.
SPI Research Fellow, 2019-2020
SPI Research Fellow, 2019-2020
SPI Research Fellow, 2019-2020
What is causing Canadian industries to become cleaner? Evidence suggests it’s climate policy.
SPI’s Stewart Elgie spoke with CBC Radio for a segment on building a smart, green economic recovery for Canada post-pandemic
SPI Research Fellow, 2019-2020
SPI Research Fellow, 2019-2020
SPI Research Fellow, 2019-2020
SPI Research Fellow, 2019-2020
SPI Research Fellow, 2019-2020
Instead of bouncing back, let’s bounce forward to a future in which we value and invest in the environment, benefitting nature and people.
If additional federal aid is given, it should come with strings attached that help Canada’s oil and gas sector become more resilient to price shocks and to support its transition to a low-carbon economy.
