Marco Navarro-Génie, president and CEO of the Haultain Institute, believes Canada has not only failed at a proactive approach, but also at maintenance. “We’ve fallen behind in that we are not building the things that we’re going to need for the future. And the things that we have are becoming quite decrepit,” Navarro-Génie said in…

Marco Navarro-Genie spoke to Kieran Leavitt of the Toronto Star, Edmonton Bureau regarding the case of a Manitoba Judge being followed by a private investigator.

Marco Navarro-Génie, president of the think tank Haultain Research Institute, takes issue with the order under which the Pawlowskis were arrested, calling it “a grotesque abuse of power.” In a liberal democracy, people have the constitutional right to challenge rules and to oppose rules that they believe are unjust or ill-intended,” he said. “The second…

Authors Dr. Barry Cooper and Dr. Marco Navarro-Génie, both from the Haultain Research Institute, wrote that politicians and bureaucrats are making decisions out of fear and panic and thus implementing COVID-19 policies that are disproportionate to the problem, as detailed in their book titled “COVID-19: The Politics of a Pandemic Moral Panic.”

Marco Navarro-Genie, a political scientist and president of the Haultain Research Institute, says elected officials often give in to political calculations at the expense of setting the right policies, thinking they will lose political scores if they don’t listen to vocal advocates.

Haultain Research Founding President Marco Navarro-Genie comments for the Epoch Times on The Alberta Fair Deal Report. “Navarro-Genie says many Albertans have concluded that Ottawa will always serve the interests of central and eastern Canada at the expense of the west. He believes this only adds pressure to Jason Kenney as a committed federalist.”