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Government Relations Manager, CCAP, DC, USA Working closely with CCAP’s program and communications staff, the Government Relations Manager will work to advance CCAP’s Federal outreach strategy, including developing and nurturing relationships with legislative staff, educating policy makers and opinion leaders on policy design issues and organizing thought leadership events.,. .................

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An Examination of the Interaction Between Natural Resource Revenues and Equalization Payments: Le

An Examination of the Interaction Between Natural Resource Revenues and Equalization Payments: Lessons for Atlantic Canada. Natural resources revenues will be at the top of the agenda when the federal and provincial governments sit down next week to discuss the basis of a new framework for equalization and the best way to allocate payments among provinces. By Wade Locke and Paul Hobson.

By Institute for Research on Public Policy, Canada.

Governance Policy Resource.

Mapping The New North American Reality

Mapping The New North American Reality. his working paper series outline the issues and obstacles that impede the economic and social progress that more efficient cooperation could produce. And, they highlight the stark realities that need to be addressed by critics and supporters of further integration. By Stephen Blank, Stephanie R. Golob and Guy Stanley.

By Institute for Research on Public Policy, Canada.

Governance Policy Resource.

First Past the Post? Progress Report on Electoral Reform Initiatives in Canadian Provinces

First Past the Post? Progress Report on Electoral Reform Initiatives in Canadian Provinces. looks at current electoral reform initiatives undertaken in five Canadian provinces. It concludes that two provinces are leading the way, namely Quebec and British Columbia. By Henry Milner.

By Institute for Research on Public Policy, Canada.

Governance Policy Resource.

The Changing Nature of Quebec-Canada Relations: From the 1980 Referendum to the Summit of the Cana

The Changing Nature of Quebec-Canada Relations: From the 1980 Referendum to the Summit of the Canadas concludes that much more than the future of medicare is at stake at the health summit. Vertical fiscal imbalance, equalization, Quebec's distinctive status, and the division of constitutional powers are all on the table, and the results of this "summit of the Canadas" will have far-reaching implications for Canadian federalism. By Thomas J. Courchene.

By Institute for Research on Public Policy, Canada.

Governance Policy Resource.

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