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Crisis of Conformity: The urgent need to restore open inquiry and free expression in Canada’s universities

Latest News

Short-term infrastructure spending will fail to yield desired economic boost, Speer tells CTV

Mergers and acquisitions, not goods, Canada’s best value for trade growth: Brian Lee Crowley in the Globe

Getting it right on infrastructure spending: Commentary by Sean Speer and Brian Flemming

My VAT runneth over: The temptation of the 2 percent GST solution: Stanley Hartt in Inside Policy

MLI Senior Fellow Sean Speer available to comment on health ministers meeting

Why more dissent among Supreme Court judges is good: Benjamin Perrin in the National Post

Respect for Parliament an emerging concern at the Supreme Court, Perrin tells the Citizen

How overblown are retirement crisis concerns? Just ask our Finance Minister: Sean Speer in the Globe

Dissent from Within at the Supreme Court of Canada: 2015 Year in Review by Benjamin Perrin

Boosting retirement savings requires Ottawa’s scalpel, not its sledgehammer, Speer tells BNN

Ottawa can help Canadians achieve a secure retirement without CPP expansion: MLI report by Philip Cross and Sean Speer

Canadians only stand to benefit from the Trans-Pacific Partnership’s e-commerce changes: Owens in the Post

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University of Toronto education project risks reinforcing Russian disinformation: Marcus Kolga in the National Post

Canada’s Digital Services Tax is unfair to the US — Congress noticed: David Collins in The Daily Economy

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