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This article is based on a talk held at �Ӱ�ԭ�� University that is part of  delving into the theme of “What should be on Canada’s policy radar?” The panel discussions are being held throughout 2022 to mark the 50^th anniversary celebrations of the Institute for Research on Public Policy, publisher of Policy Options magazine. The  focused on emerging shifts in regulatory governance. Panelists included: Darcy Gray, chief of Listuguj First Nation and an instructor at Cape Breton University; school fellow Catherine MacQuarrie, associate professor Alexandra Mallett, and adjunct professor Kevin Stringer from �Ӱ�ԭ��’s school of public policy and administration: The moderator was associate professor Robert Shepherd, who co-authored this article. A  is also available.