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Muhammad Khan
15/10/2025
Establishment of The Sovereign Canadian Public Investment Fund (SCPIF).
This document investigates why Canada's resource wealth fails to generate broad prosperity, diagnosing a national "limbo" where the inability to secure social licence consistently stalls development. The analysis examines this impasse through case studies and a review of Bill C-5, before proposing a solution: the Sovereign Canadian Public Investment Fund (SCPIF). The fund would redirect resource revenues to remove barriers for citizen entrepreneurs, fostering innovation and economic reconciliation to build a more dynamic and inclusive 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.
This paper argues that modern warfare is being fundamentally transformed by the rapid proliferation of unmanned systems and directed energy weapons, closing the gap between science fiction and reality. It analyzes the tactical and strategic impact of drones across different scales and traces the development of laser systems from concept to deployment. Using the Call of Duty: Black Ops video game series as a case study for its predictive insights into technological and regulatory challenges, the article concludes that without robust international regulation, warfare is trending towards autonomous swarms and speed-of-light engagements.
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United Nations
24/4/2025
World Social Report 2025: A New Policy Consensus to Accelerate Social Progress
The document is the World Social Report 2025 by the United Nations, which addresses global social challenges and advocates for a new policy consensus to accelerate social progress, focusing on issues like inequality, poverty, and social cohesion.
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Muhammad Khan
25/01/2025
Precarious Health: Undocumented immigration & Health Care in Canada
This article critiques the exclusion of undocumented immigrants from Canada's universal health care system, arguing it fundamentally contradicts the national ideal of access based on need. Analyzing policy documents and community research, the paper demonstrates how linking health care eligibility to legal immigration status creates significant legal, financial, and psychosocial barriers for this population. The study concludes that this policy choice leads to profound health inequities, undermining both stated Canadian humanitarian principles and broader public health goals for a growing segment of the population.
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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
This text argues that while air travel is essential for connecting Canada's geographically vast and sparsely populated landscape, the current duopoly market structure fails to provide adequate service. It contends that without intervention, this lack of competition risks isolating communities at a significant economic and social cost. This work presents policy recommendations submitted to the Competition Bureau by CAMP to foster a more affordable, reliable, and competitive air travel industry for Canadians.
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