Now Ottawa can finally stop playing along with BC’s Trans Mountain gong show: Dwight Newman in The Financial Post
A clarified legal landscape might avoid the need to buy a pipeline, writes Dwight Newman. By Dwight Newman, May 22, ...
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Media react to MLI’s panel on the proposed takeover of Aecon by Chinese state-owned enterprise
On April 25, MLI hosted a panel discussion titled, Dragon with a Chequebook: Aecon, China, and the Challenges to Canada’s ...
Elites bungled their carbon-tax crusade because they don’t understand Canadians: Cross in the Financial Post
The campaign for the carbon tax bears a resemblance to that for the GST, writes Cross in the Financial Post. ...
Opportunity to work needs to be central to Ottawa’s poverty reduction strategy: Sean Speer in the Financial Post
There’s a big hole in Ottawa’s poverty reduction strategy, writes Sean Speer: The opportunity to work. By Sean Speer, Sept. ...
We need to foster more connections between urban and rural Canada: Philip Cross in the Financial Post
Recognizing our rural roots and inheritance acknowledges that the conservation of traditions and values plays a crucial role in building ...
Ottawa’s tax changes prioritize academic thought experiments over real-world business goals: Philip Cross in the Financial Post
Proposed changes to the tax code may succeed in redistributing income, writes Philip Cross, but they will fail to promote ...
The perils of Canada’s weak-dollar strategy coming back to bite: Philip Cross in the Financial Post
Canada’s last two years show the downside of relying on devlauation to buttress growth, writes Philip Cross. By Philip Cross, ...
Defenders of health care status quo hurt Canadian patients: Brian Lee Crowley in the Financial Post
Brian Lee Crowley says Canada's dismal performance in the prestigious Commonwealth Fund health care rankings are the latest reason why we ...
Orgy of debt financing has pushed Canada to the brink: Philip Cross in the Financial Post
Philip Cross asks: Why has Canada seemingly learned nothing about the perils of excessive borrowing? By Philip Cross, July 17, ...
Reversing the promise doctrine an important step for Canadian patent law: Richard Owens in the Financial Post
The Supreme Court’s decision to reverse the invidious “promise doctrine” in Canadian patent law is a welcome defence of intellectual ...
Intellectual property protection the path to a more productive Canadian economy: Richard Owens in the Financial Post
Stronger intellectual property rights are entirely to Canada’s benefit, writes Richard Owens. It is time to move forward with building ...
Why a carbon tax will fail: Philip Cross in the Financial Post
An unwillingness to offset with lower taxes and an inability to get buy-in from all portions of the political spectrum ...
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Canadians are very unhappy with the federal public service—and for good reason: Tim Sargent in The Hub
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Mexican cartels are a direct threat to Canada’s public safety, and the future of North American trade: Gary J. Hale for Inside Policy
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Will Justin Trudeau prorogue Parliament in the new year? History shows there’s little political cost to the practice: Dave Snow in The Hub
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Canada is an energy superpower. It’s time to remind America and act like it: Heather Exner-Pirot in The Hub
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Prison-onset gender dysphoria – a new low for women’s dignity: Mia Hughes and Peter Copeland for Inside Policy
