Johnson-Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy

Johnson-Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy

In June 2007, the Johnson Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy (JSGS) was established as a joint collaboration between the University of Regina and the University of Saskatchewan, after extensive consultation with senior leaders in government, industry and academia. Since then the JSGS has become one of Canada’s leading policy schools for educating graduate students and public servants interested in and devoted to advancing public value.
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Indigenous Leadership: Governance and Development Project

Indigenous Leadership: Governance and Development Project

30 Mar 2024

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Indigenous Leadership: Governance and Development Project - Case Study

Indigenous Leadership: Governance and Development Project - Case Study

29 Mar 2024

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Whitecap Dakota First Nation-Development Corporation Case Study FINAL

Whitecap Dakota First Nation-Development Corporation Case Study FINAL

28 Mar 2024

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Indigenous Leadership: Governance and Development Project

Indigenous Leadership: Governance and Development Project

27 Mar 2024

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Indigenous Leadership: Governance and Development Project

Indigenous Leadership: Governance and Development Project

27 Mar 2024

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Indigenous Leadership: Governance and Development Project

Indigenous Leadership: Governance and Development Project

20 Mar 2024

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Paper - Barriers to healthy urban design policies: Perspectives from the City of

Paper - Barriers to healthy urban design policies: Perspectives from the City of

5 Mar 2024

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JSGS Core Public Servant Competencies - Evidence & Strategic Thinking - The Johnson Shoyama School of Public Policy has a competency framework for the skills

JSGS Core Public Servant Competencies - Evidence & Strategic Thinking - The...

1 Mar 2024

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The global resurgence of economic nationalism: A looming threat for Canada

The global resurgence of economic nationalism: A looming threat for Canada

1 Feb 2024

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Canada’s Critical Mineral Strategy: Opportunities and Challenges for the Development of Critical Mineral Supply Chain in Saskatchewan

Canada’s Critical Mineral Strategy: Opportunities and Challenges for the...

4 Jan 2024

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