What can President Trump do on tariffs on Day 1? a Springboard briefingAn overview of the legal options for the President to implement tariffs without Congress passing new legislationJan 15Jan 15
Yes, it’s still worth reading the 2024 Fall Economic StatementWell that was unexpected. The Springboard office was full and full of sugar as we watched the events in the House of Commons after our…Dec 17, 2024Dec 17, 2024
All the Canadian government directories in one placeOrganizations that seek to influence public policy often need to talk to the actual people — civil servants, political staff, and elected…Aug 15, 2024Aug 15, 2024
Last call, ones to watch, and old favourites: a roundup of current consultationsOne of the best ways to change public policy is to work directly with government, and the most straightforward way to do that is to…Jul 23, 2024Jul 23, 2024
A flexible to-do list to grow your policy impact this summerSummer is here, and so is the myth that nothing gets done in public policy in July and August. Scheduling meetings and conferences might be…Jul 17, 2024Jul 17, 2024
Federal government housing plans, spring 2024: a Springboard briefingOverviewApr 30, 2024Apr 30, 2024
Zooming out on budget 2024On April 16, the Government of Canada presented its 2024 budget.Apr 19, 20241Apr 19, 20241
Three (smaller) budget stories we’re keeping an eye onFederal budget 2024 was fairly maximalist, with some big, headline-grabbing initiatives. When a budget has a lot of new pieces to showcase…Apr 19, 2024Apr 19, 2024
When are budget submissions worth your time? (Part three)What else could you be doing instead?Jan 9, 2024Jan 9, 2024
When are budget submissions worth your time? (Part two)Will your work stand out in the crowded process?Jan 9, 2024Jan 9, 2024