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Invisible internal trade barriers: How Canada’s fragmented, opaque procurement systems limit competition and drive up spending

Latest News

The Endocrine Society’s last chance to protect children: Roy Eappen in the Washington Examiner

Why Canadians are losing patience with public servants: Brian Lee Crowley in the National Post

Why Canada is being called a ‘laggard’ on defence spending: Brian Lee Crowley in the National Post

The Trudeau government’s latest assault on transparency is buried in Bill C-69: Aaron Wudrick for Inside Policy

The future of productivity in Canada looks grim: William Watson in the Financial Post

The children’s charter: Alberta’s trans policies and legislated rights for children

October 7 attacks strengthen case for designating IRGC as a terrorist organization: Tzvi Kahn for Inside Policy

Seven arguments against industrial policy: William Watson in the Financial Post

The future of news in Canada: Conference

Creating a post-woke society: Eric Kaufmann in the National Post

Rise of the all-powerful administrative state heralded Canada’s internet crackdown: Bruce Pardy in the National Post

More turmoil at Statistics Canada: Philip Cross in the Financial Post

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Invisible internal trade barriers: How Canada’s fragmented, opaque procurement systems limit competition and drive up spending

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Canada’s moment to lead the Free North: Kaush Arha, Christopher Coates, and Peter Harrell

Why violent crime is surging in Canada: Dave Snow in The Hub

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