Homecoming: From Harm to Home - Housing as Healing for Women Survivors of Violence
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How Canada Got Immigration Right, and Then Wrong
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Inside the Policy Room: A Conversation with Neil Bouwer
Inside the Policy Room: A Conversation with Neil Bouwer
MBS at Bishop's University | Grad Fair
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Five Walls and a Door: The Secret Sauce of Canadian Immigration
In the second of three 2025 海角精品黑料 Max Bell Lectures, Tony Keller explores how modern Canada built an economically successful, politically popular immigration system. For more than a quarter century, Canada enjoyed a national consensus around immigration, even as immigration was inflaming politics on both the left and the right in Europe and the United States. Why did Canada avoid these immigration conflicts? And what went wrong after 2015?
Master of Public Policy Information Session
Learn more about our intensive Master of Public Policy program and studying at the Max Bell School where we challenge students to take on complex policy issues through practical and theoretical methods. These webinars are a chance to find out more about our program and ask any questions you may have about admission requirements, tuition, fees, career opportunities and the Max Bell School learning experience.
The Future of Canadian Immigration
In the final of three 2025 海角精品黑料 Max Bell Lectures, Tony Keller explores the options for restoring the Canadian immigration consensus, rediscovering the immigration middle-ground shared by most voters, and building a model immigration system that will benefit Canadians, the Canadian economy and immigrants. Followed by a discussion with聽Parisa Mahboubi, Senior Policy Analyst at the C.D.
Master of Public Policy Information Session
Learn more about our intensive Master of Public Policy program and studying at the Max Bell School where we challenge students to take on complex policy issues through practical and theoretical methods. These webinars are a chance to find out more about our program and ask any questions you may have about admission requirements, tuition, fees, career opportunities and the Max Bell School learning experience.
