Book Release – Interregional Migration and Public Policy in Canada

News PostStanley L. Winer, Canada Research Chair and Professor in the Department of Economics, Carleton University and Kathleen M. Day, Associate Professor in the Department of Economics at the University of Ottawa, have provided us with an in-depth analysis of the impact of interprovincial differences in the generosity of public policies on internal migration in Canada ... more

Posted on February 13, 2012 in News Feed for all posts filed under NewsPublic Policy and Administration Feed for all posts filed under Public Policy and Administration

Jackson addresses Community Living Quinte West

News PostOn September 22, Public Policy Professor Ted Jackson addressed 100 delegates at the 52nd annual general meeting of Community Living Quinte West in Trenton, Ontario. Professor Jackson’s mother, Ann Jackson, also a Carleton alumna,was a leader in the community living field in the North Grenville area. And his sister is on the board of CLQW. He ... more

Posted on September 27, 2011 in News Feed for all posts filed under NewsPublic Policy and Administration Feed for all posts filed under Public Policy and Administration

Jackson To Lead Rockefeller Foundation Study of Impact Investing

News PostOver the next year, Dr. Ted Jackson will lead a strategic assessment of the Rockefeller Foundation’s Impact Investing Initiative.  Impact investors seek to create social or environmental value while also generating financial return. Managed by the Foundation’s Evaluation Office, the assessment will include an analysis of the evolution of the field of impact investing as ... more

Posted on August 3, 2011 in News Feed for all posts filed under NewsPublic Policy and Administration Feed for all posts filed under Public Policy and AdministrationResearch Feed for all posts filed under Research

Carleton team first runner-up in Canada’s toughest student evaluation competition

News Post(Ottawa) –  Four Carleton students won second place in the Canadian Evaluation Society (CES) student case competition held in Edmonton on Monday. It’s the best place of any Carleton team since winning the competition in 1993. Team members Eleanor Toews (Captain), Isabelle Rodier, Simona Birea and Catherine Taylor originally beat out 19 other Canadian groups to ... more

Posted on May 6, 2011 in News Feed for all posts filed under NewsPublic Policy and Administration Feed for all posts filed under Public Policy and Administration