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Current Issue and Forthcoming Papers
The publication plans listed on this page represent our best guess as to the contents of future issues of the CPP/Adp. The Editors reserve the right to change the contents of any forthcoming issue at their discretion. Similarly, the list of accepted papers is provided for informational purposes only and does not represent an absolute commitment to publish. The Editors reserve the right to withhold from publication any paper on this list if, in their view, circumstances warrant.
Volume 50, No. 3 :
September 2024
September 2024
The Great Rise...and then the Great Fall: Toronto Police Service’s Enforcement of the Ontario Safe Streets Act, 2000-2022 by Bill O’Grady and Annie Simpson
What Proportion of Tax Returns Could the Canada Revenue Agency Complete? by Antoine Genest-Grégoire, Jennifer Robson, Saul Schwartz, and Josh Dadjo
A Basic Income for Nunavut: Addressing Poverty in Canada’s North by Lindsay Tedds, Gillian Petit, Anna Cameron
Are Canadian voting system reform ‘trade-offs’ really trade-offs? Operationalizing voting system values, assessing the evidence by Dennis M. Pilon
The COVID-19 Pandemic/La pandémie de COVID-19 :
Examining the Stability and Durability of Child Care Arrangements during the COVID-19 Pandemic in Canada by Busra Hacioglu, Samantha Burns, Adrienne Davidson, Michal Perlman, and Linda A. White
Forthcoming papers :
An Overview of the Indigenous Economy in Canada by Alex Chernoff and Calista Cheung
End of the Line: The Effects of Large Passenger Rail Cuts on Local Economic Outcomes by Jeff Chan
French Immersion and Labour Market Earnings by Nick Manuel
How municipal actors leverage evidence to support urban planning: perspectives from the City of Regina in Saskatchewan by Akram Mahani, Joonsoo Sean Lyeo, Agnes Fung, Kelly Husack, Nazeem Muhajarine, Tania Diener, and Chelsea Brown