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Muhammad Khan
15/10/2025
Establishment of The Sovereign Canadian Public Investment Fund (SCPIF).
Canada holds immense resource wealth yet remains trapped in economic "limbo" by stagnation and eroded social licence. This analysis examines the barriers stalling development, including Bill C-5 and Indigenous opposition. It then proposes a bold solution: the Sovereign Canadian Public Investment Fund (SCPIF). This policy outlines a federal institution designed to redirect resource revenue directly to citizen entrepreneurs, fostering grassroots innovation and advancing economic reconciliation to build a truly "One Canadian Economy."
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Muhammad Khan
03/09/2025
Digital Divination: Drones, Lasers, and the Call of Duty: Black Ops Prediction of Future Warfare.
Modern warfare is undergoing a radical transformation driven by unmanned systems and directed energy weapons. This article argues that the gap between science fiction and battlefield reality is vanishing. By analyzing the "drone revolution" and laser systems alongside the video game Call of Duty: Black Ops, this paper explores "digital divination." It assesses how pop culture predicted the rise of autonomous swarms and the regulatory crises of near-future conflict, warning of a trajectory toward speed-of-light engagements without robust regulation.
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United Nations
24/4/2025
World Social Report 2025: A New Policy Consensus to Accelerate Social Progress
Despite decades of economic growth, the world faces deep social fractures defined by inequality, insecurity, and eroding trust. This flagship UN report argues that the current trajectory is unsustainable and calls for a "new policy consensus" rooted in equity, security, and solidarity. By applying a social lens to policymaking and strengthening international cooperation, this document provides a roadmap to break the cycle of stagnation and accelerate progress toward the 2030 Agenda.
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Muhammad Khan
25/01/2025
Precarious Health: Undocumented immigration & Health Care in Canada
Canada’s identity is anchored in universal health care, yet a stark contrast exists between this national ideal and the lived reality of undocumented immigrants. This article investigates the systemic exclusion of this population from provincial health frameworks, arguing that linking eligibility to immigration status creates a dangerous inconsistency of values. Through analysis of legal and financial barriers, it reveals how this policy choice contravenes humanitarian principles and actively undermines public health for an increasing population within Canada.
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CANADIAN ANTI-MONOPOLY PROJECT
17/12/2024
Connecting Canadians: CAMP’s submission to the Competition Bureau’s study of airline competition
Canada’s airline sector is failing to deliver affordable, reliable connectivity. This submission to the Competition Bureau, which I helped develop during my time at CAMP, argues that market forces alone cannot fix the current duopoly. Drawing on lessons from the U.S. and Australia, it proposes bold interventions to foster competition. Recommendations include dedicating Bureau resources to monitoring, reducing airport fees for low-cost carriers, and adopting new models for regional access.
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