Executive and board members and Fellows of the Institute are interviewed in the media and publish opinion pieces relayed to the Crown.
2020
October 18, 2020: Michael Jackson
Cross Country Checkup: Is it time to reconsider whether Canada needs a Governor General? (CBC Radio)
September 21, 2020: Barbara Messamore
September 20, 2020: Michael Jackson
Trudeau, Payette may be headed for awkward encounter over throne speech, observers say (CBC News)
August 23, 2020: Nathan Tidridge
Indigenous people teach the importance of ceremony (Toronto Star)
August 11, 2020: Barbara Messamore, Michael Jackson, and Philippe Lagassé
Can you fire a Governor General? (CBC News)
August 10, 2020: John Fraser, Michael Jackson, and Michael Valpy
Amid governor-general controversy, let’s reform viceregal appointments (The Globe and Mail)
June 26, 2020: John Fraser, Michael Jackson, Serge Joyal, and Michael Valpy
The Supreme Court reaffirms the Canadian Crown’s importance to our country’s sense of order (The Globe and Mail)
May 15, 2020: John Fraser and Nathan Tidridge
An empowered GG could restore Crown’s role as Treaty partner (Policy Options)
April 4, 2020: John Fraser and Carolyn Harris
Why the Queen’s rare broadcast will bring ‘dignity and gravitas’ to the battle against COVID-19 (CBC News)
February 12, 2020: Nathan Tidridge
Abolishing monarchy in Canada will complete colonization of Indigenous people (Toronto Star)
February 11, 2020: Bill Galbraith
What Lord Tweedsmuir’s story teaches Canada about challenging times (Ottawa Citizen/ Postmedia)
January 16, 2020: Michael Valpy
Queen Elizabeth and Prince Charles should be the only ‘royals’ around here (Maclean’s)
January 24, 2020: Carolyn Harris
What it takes for British royalty to truly become Canadian (The Globe and Mail)
January 9, 2020: Carolyn Harris
Long may it reign: Forget about Harry and Meghan, the monarchy always comes first (The Globe and Mail)
2019
December 10, 2019: Michael Jackson and Philippe Lagassé
After years of mixed messages, Trudeau signals he’s treating the Crown more seriously (National Post)
