Provinces need to clarify “duty to consult” rules: Dwight Newman in the National Post
Dwight Newman The constitutional “duty to consult” with Aboriginal groups has muddied the rules for resource development companies. Now is ...
Tag: provinces
Steady growth masking the provinces’ structural deficits: Cross in the Post
Writing in the Financial Post, Macdonald-Laurier Institute Senior Fellow Philip Cross says don’t let the federal government’s impending balanced budget ...
VIDEO: Ottawa subsidizing risky provincial borrowing
New MLI video shows that Euro-style debt crises can happen here if status quo continues MEDIA RELEASE OTTAWA, May 23, ...
MLI work cited in Hillwatch paper “Willful Blindness in Federal Budget-Making”
Tuesday June 4, 2013 - Ottawa government relations firm Hillwatch today released their paper "Willful Blindness in the Federal Budget-Making ...
Restoring equity and Promoting wise stewardship in Canada’s equalization program
Revenue from non-renewable natural resources should be exempted from equalization formula says new MLI study. MEDIA RELEASE OTTAWA, April ...
Provincial squabbles threaten future energy exports, study says
Actions needed to remain competitive in global oil and gas sector in the future OTTAWA, October 23, 2012 - Canada ...
MLI study in Financial Post, Globe and Mail, CBC, Wall Street Journal, Toronto Sun, Huffington Post Canada and more: European style debt crisis could happen here
October 18, 2012 - MLI's latest study, Provincial Solvency and Federal Obligations, by author Marc Joffe, is in the Financial ...
European style debt crisis could happen here: MLI study
MEDIA RELEASE OTTAWA, October 18, 2012 - Canadians shouldn't be complacent about the European debt crisis because several provinces are ...
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Multiculturalism has lost its meaning: Michael Bonner for Inside Policy
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Canada’s churches are burning
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Rethinking arts and media funding – A new vision for Canada: Peter Menzies
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The forgotten freedom: Reviving rational debate in Canada’s public sphere
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Ontario’s economy is in trouble. Here’s how to fix it: Tim Sargent in The Hub
