What’s the best model for fiscal reform? Speer in Inside Policy
Any government aiming to enact fiscal reform is predictably focused on a basic question: How can it achieve meaningful and ...
Tag: Kathleen Wynne
Running deficits in the Liberals’ playbooks: Speer in the Province
Rarely, if ever, was deficit spending viewed as an end in itself, writes Speer in the Province. By Sean Speer, ...
Ontario’s 50,000 job losses kick off Wynne’s anti-business backfire: Cross in National Post
The job market has returned to earth with a thud, revealing that reports of Canada's 'booming' economy were wildly overstated, ...
Wynne’s cynical wage hike proves she’s not really on your side: Cross in Financial Post
The government is broke. Therefore, it is trying to mandate that business spend its own money pursuing the government’s goals, ...
Government mismanagement is bleeding Ontario dry: Philip Cross in the Financial Post
Ontario has diverted away from adopting the business-friendly policies that are the only real way to resuscitate economic growth. Instead, ...
The folly of “free” post-secondary tuition: Brian Lee Crowley in the Globe and Mail
Advocates for free post-secondary tuition need to do their homework, says Brian Lee Crowley. College and university students already get more ...
Morrison and Coates in the Post: Greatly expanding university spaces in Ontario is a bad idea
Writing in the National Post, MLI senior fellow Ken Coates and co-author Bill Morrison write that while a major expansion ...
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The CAF recruitment system is failing everyone: J.L. Granatstein for Inside Policy
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Senior Canadian officials seek to isolate Israel – and Canada’s Jewish community: Alan Kessel for Inside Policy
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Unseating responsible government: Judicial interference in Canada’s parliamentary democracy
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A separate Alberta would be a poorer Alberta: Trevor Tombe in The Hub
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More hammers, fewer homes: Why a construction labour surge isn’t ending Canada’s housing crisis
