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- The $60,000 Donner Prize will be awarded on May 14, 2026 in Toronto.
- Shortlisted books cover government centralization, immigration policy, and Indigenous self-governance.
- Tim Wu warns against unchecked influence of technology on economic structures.
- Bob Joseph advocates for dismantling the Indian Act to empower Indigenous self-governance.
- Kevin G. Lynch and James R. Mitchell highlight disconnect between government operations and policy challenges.
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