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Jennifer Ditchburn

  • President and CEO, Institute for Research on Public Policy
Montreal, Ottawa
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President & CEO, Institute for Research on Public Policy (@IRPP). jditchburn (at) irpp (dot) org. Orgullosamente Latina. She/Her.
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“We Have the Resources the World Wants”: Susan Holt on New Brunswick’s Economic Future

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By Susan Holt, Jennifer Ditchburn
| Policy Options Politiques Magazine
New Brunswick is rethinking how it grows its economy in a more uncertain global environment. In this episode of Futureproofing Canada, host Jennifer Ditchburn speaks with Susan Holt, Premier of New Brunswick, about how the province is positioning itself for long-term resilience, from developing critical minerals and expanding deep-water ports to strengthening trade links beyond the United States.
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Canada must lead on disability-inclusive international development

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By Anne Delorme, Alain Noël, Jennifer Ditchburn, Rachel Samson
| Policy Options Politiques Magazine
Canada is often regarded as a champion of progress, equality and sustainable growth. Yet a glaring paradox persists: more than 1 billion people – roughly one in six globally – live with a disability, and their needs remain woefully under-represented in global development agendas.
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What is the strategic long game for Canada-U.S. relations?

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By Ian Brodie, Janice Charette, Christopher Sands, Jennifer Ditchburn
| Policy Options Politiques Magazine
The second Trump administration is turning into an unsettling roller-coaster ride, and Canadians can’t seem to get off. Every day seems to bring a new set of goalposts, demands and threats. Leadership demands nimbleness, but also integrity and forward planning. On March 5, 2025 we held a webinar with veteran leaders (and IRPP Board members!) Jean Charest, Janice Charette, Ian Brodie and Christopher Sands.
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