Canada’s Foreign Policy in an Interregnum: From Comfortable Ally to Strategic Middle Power
McLeod Group guest blog by W. Andy Knight, April 15, 2026 Canada’s foreign policy is entering a very uncertain strategic terrain. For decades, Canadian diplomacy...
Connect. Advocate. Mobilize: How Quebec Civil Society Is Responding to a World in Crisis
McLeod Group guest blog by Nancy Burrows and Denis Côté, January 26, 2026 It is hard to remember what the world was like before Donald...
Time for Canadian International Development NGOs to Rethink their Business Model
McLeod Group guest blog by Nicolas Moyer, January 12, 2026 The international development sector is confronting a level of disruption unlike anything it has ever...
The demise of Canada’s feminist foreign policy
McLeod Group blog by Stephen Brown, November 25, 2025 Prime Minister Mark Carney delivered the death blow to Canada’s feminist foreign policy while attending the...
Nepal, Madagascar, Morocco: Gen Z is rising
McLeod Group blog by Maria Dakli and Maïka Sondarjee, November 12, 2025 In the past months, Protesters from the Gen Z generation are rising (and...
The world needs less Canada?
McLeod Group blog by Stephen Brown, November 10, 2025 Does the world need less Canada? One might think so, reading last week’s federal budget. The...