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Housing affordability requires increased construction productivity, not just more workers: Murtaza Haider and Peter Copeland in National Newswatch

April 2, 2026

This article originally appeared in National Newswatch. By Murtaza Haider and Peter Copeland, April 2, 2026 Canada continues to struggle ...

More hammers, fewer homes: Why a construction labour surge isn’t ending Canada’s housing crisis

March 24, 2026

By Murtaza Haider, Simeon Ranxha, Meet Shah, Chris McCulloch, and Stephen Moranis March 24, 2026 PDF of paper Executive Summary ...

The productivity puzzle: Why Canada struggles to build its way out of the housing crisis

The productivity puzzle: Webinar

October 27, 2025

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rthdfn3-s7E Canada isn’t short on builders, yet we’re building less than ever. Despite record numbers of workers and billions in ...

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Housing affordability requires increased construction productivity, not just more workers: Murtaza Haider and Peter Copeland in National Newswatch

More hammers, fewer homes: Why a construction labour surge isn’t ending Canada’s housing crisis

The productivity puzzle: Webinar

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Canada’s dairy industry in decline: Peter Copeland and Sylvain Charlebois on Inside Policy Talks

China is fuelling Canada’s fentanyl crisis. Is it hybrid warfare?: Nirvan Bose for Inside Policy

What’s at stake in the Canada-U.S. trade deal? How looming tariffs could cost Canada 90,000 jobs: Trevor Tombe in The Hub

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A veiled bet: The West Coast Pipeline and the case Canadians haven’t been shown

Gruesome beheading attempt in Belfast a warning against fast-track asylum processes: Michael Barutciski in the National Post

Crime is down, but the crisis isn’t over – Understanding Canada’s new crime statistics: Dave Snow

Canada already has enough trained troops to fill the Reserves — but we let them just walk away: J.L. Granatstein for Inside Policy

Degrees of decline – Credential creep, lost trust, and the reckoning facing Canada’s universities: David Polansky for Inside Policy

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