Updated – Resumption of Parliament: Carleton Experts Available
The following Carleton experts are available to discuss various issues related to the resumption of Parliament on January 31, 2012. Please...Read more »
News tagged as School of Public Policy
Carleton University Panel Recommends More Pragmatic, Evidence-Based Regulation
If Canada is to be internationally competitive, it needs to change how Canadian industry is regulated. That was the conclusion of a Critical...Read more »
World Health Day: Carleton Experts Available
The following Carleton experts are available to discuss issues related to World Health Day: Allan Maslove Director, School of Public Policy and...Read more »
Carleton Offers New Master’s in Sustainable Energy
Energy and energy policy are increasingly preoccupying governments around the world. Volatile oil prices capture headlines, but underlying...Read more »
Three new appointees to the Order of Canada have connections to Carleton
Three people with links to Carleton are among the 57 people appointed last week into the Order of Canada by Gov. Gen. Michaëlle Jean. Robert...Read more »
Carleton creates Sustainable Energy Research Centre to solve real-world energy problems
Carleton University has established a Sustainable Energy Research Centre (CSERC) that will conduct...Read more »
Carleton’s Sustainability Efforts Get Top Marks
Carleton University has received top marks from Toronto’s Corporate Knights, a magazine for responsible business. Carleton’s Master of...Read more »
Carleton University professors available to speak about issues related to World Environment Day
Friday, June 5 is World Environment Day. This day was established by the United Nations General...Read more »
Carleton professor co-edits pathbreaking book on Canada’s North
The Institute for Research on Public Policy is releasing Northern Exposure: Peoples, Powers and Prospects in Canada’s North co-edited by...Read more »
Carleton University applauds $52.5 million government investment in new campus buildings
Carleton University faculty and staff joined students and the Board of Governors in applauding...Read more »