Vol. 40 No. 1 (2026): Spring
The thematic section for this issue is AI, post-truth, and populism.
Published:
2026-05-21
The thematic section for this issue is AI, post-truth, and populism.
Astrid Brousselle
University of Victoria
Sarah Heath
University of Winnipeg
Paisley Worthington
Queen’s University
Larry Bremner
Proactive Information Services Inc.
Nicole Bowman / Waapalaneexkweew (Lunaape/Mohican)
University of WI-Madison and Bowman Performance Consulting
Elliott Young
University of Alberta
Gladys Rowe
Indigenous Insights Collective
Tiffany Tovey
Office of Assessment, Evaluation and Research Services, Greensboro, NC
Élyse McCall-Thomas
Jeremy Acree
University of North Carolina at Greensboro
Courtney Amo
Atlantic Canada Opportunity Agency
Tim Aubry
University of Ottawa
Ayesha Boyce
University of North Carolina at Greensboro
Nancy Carter
Evaluation Scientist
Brad Cousins
University of Ottawa
Gédéon Dossou Djissa
Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Sarah Earl
YMCA GTA
Steve Jacob
Université Laval
Marlène Laeubli
LAUCO Evaluation & Training
Elyse McCall-Thomas
University of Ottawa
James C. McDavid
University of Victoria
Ardyn Nordstrom
Carleton University
Burt Perrin
Independent Consultant
Cheryl Poth
University of Alberta
Allison Prieur
Lynda Rey
École nationale d'administration publique
Valéry Ridde
Centre Population & Development (Ceped)
Ray C. Rist
The World Bank
Daniela Schröter
Western Michigan University
Robert Schwartz
University of Toronto
Mark Seasons
University of Waterloo
Sandra Sellick
Royal Roads University
Sanjeev Sridharan
University of Hawi'i at Mānoa
Jill Chouinard
University of Victoria
Isabelle Bourgeois
University of Ottawa
