Tag: Sean Speer

It’s been nearly 50 years since the CRTC, Canada’s telecommunications and broadcast regulator, received an updated mandate from elected officials. ...

Commission which held its first meeting when Pierre Trudeau became prime minister hasn’t kept up with fast-changing and dynamic broadcasting ...

The provinces' preoccupation with the size of federal cheques during the prelude to this week's health ministers meeting reveals a ...

The path to better health care runs through allowing more experimentation for the provinces. Sean Speer and Brian Lee Crowley, writing ...

The rhetoric about foreign investors has glossed over a much greater contributor to skyrocketing house prices in Canada: the shrinking ...

Ottawa is expected to announce today that it will be closing a loophole on foreign buyers in an attempt to ...

Ottawa is centralizing too much power when it should be allowing provinces the freedom to innovate using the power of ...

Look beneath the fine print in the provinces’ self-congratulatory internal trade agreement and you’ll find Canada has made little progress ...

Government land supply policies -- and not foreign investors -- are to blame for house prices in Canada spiraling out ...

The UN is wrong to think loosening intellectual property regulations will make drugs cheaper for the developing world, write Sean ...

Government regulations are choking off land supply, making housing an unaffordable dream for many Canadians OTTAWA, Sept. 29, 2016 – ...

MLI Munk Senior Fellow Sean Speer, writing in the Montreal Gazette, argues that we cannot maintain the status quo on ...