i am a scholar, writer and policy practitioner.
Toronto, Ontario
Joined September 2018
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“Edward H. Miller’s new biography of Robert Welch, A Conspiratorial Life, traces the origins and history of the John Birch Society and, in the process, provides historical perspective on the far-right populism of the Trump era.” —James Mann (@byjamesmann)
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La nouvelle revue rapide de @nao_health présente divers modèles de #SoinsPrimaires favorisant l’accès équitable aux soins pour les personnes en situation d’itinérance. Voyez les six éléments clés pour la prestation de soins en milieu non traditionnel : healthcareexcellence.ca/fr/n…
ALT Graphique des éléments clés pour la prestation de services de soins primaires pour les personnes en situation d'itinérance. Texte : Revue rapide : Prestation de soins de santé primaires en milieu non traditionnel chez les personnes en situation d’itinérance. Logos HEC et NAO inclus.
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New @nao_health rapid review highlights different models of #PrimaryCare that support equitable access to care for people experiencing homelessness. Learn about six key considerations when delivering care in non-traditional healthcare settings: healthcareexcellence.ca/en/w… @ihpmeuoft
ALT Graphic of key considerations for delivering primary care services to people experiencing homelessness. Text: Rapid review: Delivering primary care services in non-traditional healthcare settings to people experiencing homelessness. Healthcare Excellence Canada and the North American Observatory on Health Systems and Policies (NAO) logos included.
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Save the date! Webinar - Striking a Balance Between Decentralization and Centralization in Public Health Systems. Wednesday April 27, 2022, from 1 p.m. – 2:15 p.m. EDT. To learn more and to register, visit: bit.ly/3x87DeW
Tim Judah on Russia’s conduct in Ukraine.
As Russian forces have retreated from some parts of Ukraine, more and more evidence has emerged of summary executions, looting, and destruction.
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Hear my podcast interview with Lyndsay Campbell on the history of libel law in the USA and Canada in the early 19th century.
This week on @ChamplainSoc #podcast Greg Marchildon & Lyndsay Campbell discuss the power of applying the comparative method to #legalhistory & her @ASLHtweets @OsgoodeSociety book. Listen @ bit.ly/WTYapr22
I really enjoyed my interview with Molly Rozum in the history of the grasslands of North America.
On @ChamplainSoc #podcast Greg Marchildon & Molly P. Rozum examine how the northern grasslands in North America were perceived by 2nd & 3rd generations of those who settled in the region & their relationship w/ the #Indigenouspeoples Listen @ bit.ly/WTYapr8
I feel extremely honoured to get this award.
The recipient of this year's Charles Taylor Prize for Excellence in Policy Research is
@MarchildonGreg! Among other work, Greg led the Romanow Commission which recommended sweeping changes to the health care system. Thank you and congratulations, Greg!
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In a new episode of @ChamplainSoc #podcast Patrice Dutil talks with David A. Borys about his @McGillQueensUP book Civilians at the Sharp End: First Canadian Army Civil Affairs in Northwest Europe. Listen at: bit.ly/WTYn11 @CanadianForces #WW2
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Part of our upcoming December issue, Gregory Marchildon, Josée Lavoie, & James Harrold's article on "Typology of Indigenous health system governance in Canada" onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Hear our latest podcast released for Remembrance Day #RemembranceDay #cdnpoli #cdnhist @patricedutil
“It was a series of decisive battles that smashed the German army and it led directly to the armistice of November 11th 1918” Listen to the @ChamplainSoc #CdnHistory #Podcast “The 100 Days Campaign in the First World War” bit.ly/WTY100d #LestWeForget #thelast100days #WW1
Hear my interview with Barry Ferguson on the history of the Rowell-Sirius Royal Commission on federalism.
In a new episode of @ChamplainSoc #podcast @MarchildonGreg interviews Barry Ferguson @um_historydept on his new @ubcpress book The Rowell-Sirois Commission and the Remaking of Canadian #Federalism. Listen at: bit.ly/WTYrows #Canpoli #canadianpolitics #politicalhistory
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Listen to this week’s @ChamplainSoc #CdnHistory #podcast episode w/ Daniel J. Robinson “Canadians as a Cigarette Nation, 1930 to 1975” at bit.ly/WTYcig
@McGillQueensUP #histmed @Djr100Daniel @WesternU #Consumerbehaviour #Tobaccoindustry
Hear my interview with Brittany Luby on the history on the economic development in northwestern Ontario and its impact on the Anishinaabe of the region. #cdnpoli #cdnhist @umanitobapress @LooTina
Podcast alert! From @champlainsoc:
Greg Marchildon interviews Brittany Luby @UGuelphHist about her new book Dammed: The Politics of Loss & Survival in #Anishinaabe Territory in a new episode of @ChamplainSoc #WitnessToYesterday #podcast.
Listen at: bit.ly/WTYsurv
I enjoyed meeting @nobyrnelaw's evidence class @UNBLaw
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Hear my podcast interview with Diana Nemiroff on her fascinating history of the National Gallery of Canada's leadership since the 1960s. #cdnhist #canadianart @natgallerycan @DianaNemiroff
Greg Marchildon interviews Diana Nemiroff, author of Women at the Helm: How Jean Sutherland Boss, Hsio-yen Shih, & Shirley L. Thomson Changed the National Gallery of Canada in a new episode of @ChamplainSoc #WitnessToYesterday #podcast. Listen @ bit.ly/WTYwngc
ihpme.utoronto.ca/research/r… Read my interview reflecting back on the reasons for the establishment of the North American Observatory on Health Systems and Policies in 2017 and its trajectory since that time.
I really enjoyed this interview with Jim Farney (Johnson-Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy) on the historical legacy of the Harper government on federalism in Canada. #cdnpoli #cdnhist @nobyrnelaw @jim_farney
@MarchildonGreg & @jim_farney @JSGSPP examine the impact & legacy of Prime Minister Harper’s shift from collaborative federalism to what he called “open federalism” in a new episode of @ChamplainSoc #WitnessToYesterday #podcast @ bit.ly/WTYharp @utpress #twitterstorians
