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Despite the challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, The School of Public Policy at the University of Calgary has remained committed and focused on student success. “The Master’s in Public Policy programs provide ongoing student support, from professional development, career support to wellness, which is grounded on student success”, said Hamreet Sekhon, Senior Advisor […]
In a recent analysis we examined the value of B.C.’s Site C hydroelectric project, answering the question Is the Site C Dam Worth its Growing Price Tag? In his January 6th article “B.C.’s Site C hydro power boondoggle shows real cost of ‘clean’ energy” Terence Corcoran references our research to assert that clean energy projects, […]
Written by: Brett Dolter, G. Kent Fellows, Nicholas Rivers
The Master of Public Policy program at the University of Calgary has adapted to the challenges presented by the COVID-19 pandemic by implementing unique and innovative teaching initiatives, paying special attention to students’ needs. “We were able to pivot quickly,” said Lisa Young, Director of Graduate Programs and a professor in the program. “The MPP […]
Alberta’s wholesale electricity market turns 25 years old this month and the competitive retail market reaches a somewhat more youthful 20-year milestone. I am not aware of any official celebrations to commemorate these events but nonetheless will raise a glass to what has proved an interesting journey, and while not without its issues, it […]
Written by: Matthew Ayres
When it comes to public policy, Jenna Dutton’s approach is people-minded and community-focused. Dutton, Research Coordinator, Urban Policy Platform for The School of Public Policy at the University of Calgary, said the platform is based on specific funding from a donor and the goal is to collaborate across the university and also across sectors with […]