(Moins) d’hommes, (encore moins) d’éducation, (encore moins) d’expérience, (encore plus) de Blancs
Le Forum des politiques publiques (FPP) a publié une nouvelle recherche démographique sur les membres actuels du Parlement du Canada.
Quelques points saillants:
- 24,3% des députés canadiens sont âgés de plus de 60 ans
- 24 députés (7,8%) sont des « non-blancs »
- 203 députés (65,9%) détiennent un diplôme universitaire
- 189 députés (61,4%) proviennent du secteur privé
- 74 députés (24%) sont de nouveaux élus
- 208 députés (67,5%) ont moins de 5 ans d’expérience
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Recent Publications
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The Road to Retention
June 25, 2010
Retention is a hot issue among governments and employers across Canada as many struggle to attract and keep young workers. The knowledge economy, an aging workforce, shifting values and social...
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The Dutch Energy Transition
May 12, 2010
Featuring presentations and discussion about how the Dutch are transitioning to a low carbon economy, this breakfast has provided policymakers with insight into...
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Progress Through Process
February 25, 2010
This publication presents an optimistic vision, and achieving that vision requires not just different policies but also different policy processes. We—the National Round Table on the...
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Green Jobs: Is This the New "New Economy"?
February 22, 2010
On November 2 and 3 2009, the Public Policy Forum hosted a symposium on the issue of green jobs. In this time of economic recovery and concern over the environment, many Canadians see the green...
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Innovation Nation: Building a Culture and Practice of Innovation in Canada
July 30, 2009
On May 27th 2009, the Public Policy Forum convened leaders from the private,public and research sectors for a national conversation about innovation in Canada. Entitled...
