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The tide of global freedom is receding, but there’s hope

By The Fraser Institute on January 28, 2019  

The tide of global freedom is receding, but there’s hope

Economic freedom liberates people from dependence on the powerful so they can build better lives without fear…

Drinking the plant-based diet kool-aid

By Atlantic Institute for Market Studies on January 27, 2019  

Drinking the plant-based diet kool-aid

Canada’s Food Guide plant-based diet is, for the most part, elitist. Many of us can't indulge because of a lack of access, affordability or convenience…

Four things Canada’s top spy didn’t say

By Frontier Centre for Public Policy on January 27, 2019  

Four things Canada’s top spy didn’t say

David Vigneault’s recent speech was a slick deflection and thinly-veiled push for broader surveillance…

The nationalist revival versus the globalist perspective

By Pat Murphy on January 25, 2019  

The nationalist revival versus the globalist perspective

The ties that bind aren’t what they used to be – at least for some of us. For others, they are increasingly intense…

Federal spending dangerously near record Canadian levels

By The Fraser Institute on January 25, 2019  

Federal spending dangerously near record Canadian levels

Increasing the size and role of government almost always comes with larger deficits, mounting debt and/or tax increases…

Journalism takes another hit in wake of Mueller, Covington fiascos

By Peter Menzies on January 24, 2019  

Journalism takes another hit in wake of Mueller, Covington fiascos

The damage done to public trust in journalism by not following basic rules of journalism is, at this stage, incalculable…

Ontario takes the funding heart out of the student ecosystem

By Robert Price on January 23, 2019  

Ontario takes the funding heart out of the student ecosystem

The Conservative government believes campus clubs that can’t survive on the open market shouldn’t exist. But this logic is flawed…

B.C. mayors shaking down energy companies are ignoring reality

By The Fraser Institute on January 23, 2019  

B.C. mayors shaking down energy companies are ignoring reality

We know what a world without fossil fuels looks like – we used to live in it. It was cold, poor, dark, ignorant, starving and backwards…

$2 billion oil upgrading plant planned for Strathcona County

By Calgary's Business on January 23, 2019  

$2 billion oil upgrading plant planned for Strathcona County

Province supporting the project through a $440-million loan guarantee…

Lack of competition pushes up your cost to use the Internet

By Peter Menzies on January 23, 2019  

Lack of competition pushes up your cost to use the Internet

Canada is among the world’s leaders when it comes to restrictive foreign ownership rules, and the digital realm is no exception…

CAPP urging Albertans to ‘vote for energy’ in next provincial election

By Calgary's Business on January 22, 2019  

CAPP urging Albertans to ‘vote for energy’ in next provincial election

‘By increasing our competitiveness globally, we can attract the investment we need to create jobs’…

Jagmeet Singh’s political future keeps twisting and turning

By Michael Taube on January 22, 2019  

Jagmeet Singh’s political future keeps twisting and turning

The Liberals forced out Karen Wang and Singh looked certain to win the byelection. Then the Liberals found a formidable replacement…

Cryptocurrency innovation on the chopping block in Canada

By Frontier Centre for Public Policy on January 22, 2019  

Cryptocurrency innovation on the chopping block in Canada

Regulations against nonexistent threats fuel unwarranted fears and impede sector development…

Alberta government must cut taxes to restore economy

By The Fraser Institute on January 21, 2019  

Alberta government must cut taxes to restore economy

It’s time to reform the tax code, eliminate exemptions and cut corporate subsidies, while significantly reducing spending…

Should the social media companies be considered monopolies?

By Frontier Centre for Public Policy on January 21, 2019  

Should the social media companies be considered monopolies?

How do we regulate the marketplace of ideas without compromising free speech?…

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