The Canadian Political Science Review is an academic journal dedicated to the field of political science in Canada, aimed at providing a platform for political scholars, researchers, policy makers, and readers interested in political science to engage in in-depth discussions and exchanges. This magazine is committed to publishing high-quality research results, covering multiple subfields such as domestic politics, international relations, public policy, political theory, comparative politics, and political history in Canada.

As an important academic resource in the field of political science in Canada, this journal typically includes original research papers, review articles, book reviews, thematic discussions, and analysis of current political events. These contents not only reflect the latest research trends in Canadian political science, but also provide profound insights into understanding Canada's political development, policy-making process, and interaction with global politics. Its characteristic lies in its in-depth analysis and critical thinking of Canadian political phenomena. The magazine encourages interdisciplinary research methods and promotes dialogue and cooperation between political science and other disciplines such as sociology, economics, history, and law. In addition, it also focuses on political education and citizen participation, committed to enhancing public understanding and participation in the political process.