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Economist Tom Courchene had an ‘uncanny ability’ to anticipate public policy needs

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Public intellectual had faith in individualism and the market, but also concern for social equity, including a deep interest in Canada’s Indigenous peoples

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Economist Tom Courchene had an ‘uncanny ability’ to anticipate public policy needs

Public intellectual had faith in individualism and the market, but also concern for social equity, including a deep interest in Canada’s Indigenous peoples

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The Globe & Mail broke the news in Canada on Tuesday, November 25, 2025.
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