Europe has liberated its milk from supply management – why can’t Canada?: Brian Lee Crowley in the Globe
Canada has for too long suffered under the high prices and lack of competition engendered by supply management, writes Brian ...
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Happiness as public policy? Not as easy as it sounds: Brian Lee Crowley in the Ottawa Citizen
A swell of new research is trying to convince us that there’s a straightforward way government can make us happy. ...
Why Donald Trump is a crank – making a fetish of manufacturing misses the point that ideas and not things make the economy hum: Brian Lee Crowley in the Globe
Don’t listen to the overheated rhetoric coming out of United States presidential hopeful Donald Trump, writes Brian Lee Crowley in ...
Brian Lee Crowley: Canada is worth more than a handful of votes
The Clarity Act correctly places a high hurdle in the path of Quebec separatists. Justin Trudeau is right to decry ...
With technology, our vulnerability to attacks is truly frightening: Crowley in the Globe
From driverless cars to “smart” electricity grids, the roots of information technology dig deeper into our society than ever. Macdonald-Laurier ...
The West can’t afford to give up on Greece: Crowley in the Globe
There is little question that Greece has repeatedly abused its obligations to repay its vast debts. But in a world ...
Canada Day time to celebrate what makes our country great: Crowley in the Citizen
What makes Canada worth celebrating? To Macdonald-Laurier Institute Managing Director Brian Lee Crowley, it has less to do with relatively recent ...
Aboriginal law, Senate reform, IP event profiled in Vol. VI, No. 8 of the MLI newsletter
Catch up on everything MLI with our latest newsletter. In Vol. VI, No. 8 of the newsletter we profile: A ...
On how to protect human life, the papal encyclical gets it wrong: Crowley in the Globe
Pope Francis’ papal encyclical on climate change was right to make protecting human life a goal, writes Brian Lee Crowley ...
Alberta joining national securities regulator likely only a matter of time, Crowley tells the Post
Speculation is growing about whether Alberta’s newly-elected NDP government will join a single national body that would adopt common securities ...
Even at 800 years old, the Magna Carta still matters to Canada: Crowley in the Citizen
The Magna Carta may have been drafted hundreds of years ago in a country far away, but that doesn't mean it ...
The sharing economy will soon change everything about urban transport: Crowley in the Globe
The sharing economy is already disrupting the taxi industry. Soon, writes Brian Lee Crowley in the Globe and Mail, it ...
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