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SPPA PhD Graduate Elected Mayor of Gatineau, Quebec
We are thrilled to congratulate our talented PhD graduate, Maude Marquis-Bissonnette, on her election as the new Mayor of Gatineau,…
Carleton Ranks High in Maclean’s 2022 University Ranking
The 2022 university rankings published in Maclean’s magazine on Oct. 7, 2021 underscore Carleton University’s leadership in the post-secondary sector, particularly in the areas…
Sustainable Energy Alumnus Emerging Leader of the 2022 Clean50 List for Canadian Sustainability
Master of Arts in Sustainable Energy alumnus John McNally was included as an Emerging Leader and Member of the 2022…
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation: Planting a Seed Towards Reconciliation
The School of Public Policy and Administration was honoured to welcome Carleton alumnus Tim O’Loan, who spoke with our community…
SPPA Researchers Establish Lab to Study Decentred Governance in the Digital Era
Processes like seafood sustainability labelling programs or efforts to improve working conditions in the transnational supply chains for apparel and…
Moving Fast and Breaking Public Trust: How Digital Reforms in Government Must be More Accountable to Citizens
Amanda Clarke is a recipient of the 2021 Early Researcher Award. By Joseph Mathieu Even as the Ontarian and Canadian governments…
New Teaching Case on Air Quality Regulation in Canada
Mike Beale, a practitioner-in-residence with the School has just published a regulatory case study “The Dog that Doesn’t Bark: Federal…
Efficiency Canada at Carleton University Takes Part in Prime Minister’s $10-Million Announcement Supporting Energy Efficiency
Corey Diamond, executive director of Efficiency Canada at Carleton University, took part in a $10-million announcement by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau today…
SPPA Scholar Cameron Roberts Says Now’s the Time to Push Public Transit
By Elizabeth Howell COVID-19 has placed public transit systems and sustainable infrastructure on a “knife’s edge,” argues Carleton postdoctoral research…
Professor Stephan Schott co-edits the Canadian Journal for European and Russian Studies
Associate Professor Stephan Schott co-edited a special edition of the Canadian Journal for European and Russian Studies titled “Carbon Politics…
Philanthropy Report to Support Black Communities Cited in Federal Budget
By Dan Rubinstein New research from Carleton University was one of the factors that moved the federal government to create…
Carleton Partners in Major National Project to Rebuild First Nations Governance
By Laura Byrne Paquet In 17 ambiguous words, Section 35.1 of the Constitution Act, 1982 set Canada on a new path that…
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