Ontario’s billion-dollar plans to reduce plant food
Using climate regulations to reduce pollution is obviously an expensive blunder
Using climate regulations to reduce pollution is obviously an expensive blunder
The case for privatizing Crown utilities
Selling slow-moving, inflexible Toronto Hydro would benefit both taxpayers’ pocketbooks and the service they receive
Selling slow-moving, inflexible Toronto Hydro would benefit both taxpayers’ pocketbooks and the service they receive
Minimum wage hikes serving up uncertainty in food industry
A 32 per cent increase in the minimum wage in 12 months is simply irresponsible
A 32 per cent increase in the minimum wage in 12 months is simply irresponsible
Digging into mining investment growth
Mining investors will flock to jurisdictions that have attractive policies, and capital will follow, along with the ancillary benefits of jobs and tax revenue
Mining investors will flock to jurisdictions that have attractive policies, and capital will follow, along with the ancillary benefits of jobs and tax revenue
PC carbon tax reversal still possible in Ontario
The Conservatives can reject their own carbon tax promise and defeat Kathleen Wynne in the June election
The Conservatives can reject their own carbon tax promise and defeat Kathleen Wynne in the June election
The green agenda comes at a high cost for Canadians
Government green programs impose costs on third parties. Consumers and taxpayers must pay for those policies, and the environment actually suffers
Government green programs impose costs on third parties. Consumers and taxpayers must pay for those policies, and the environment actually suffers
Get ready for a greener but poorer and slower economy
As the world’s fastest growing economies expand fossil fuels usage, carbon dioxide emissions, jobs and growth, Canada is going the opposite direction
As the world’s fastest growing economies expand fossil fuels usage, carbon dioxide emissions, jobs and growth, Canada is going the opposite direction
Just who’s the bully when it comes to minimum wage hikes?
Government generally has little or no understanding of franchising, how food distribution forces play out or even simply how small businesses operate
Government generally has little or no understanding of franchising, how food distribution forces play out or even simply how small businesses operate
Ontarians should brace for bigger – and costlier – government
Neither the Liberals nor the PCs recognize that it’s in the best interests of the province to reduce the size of government
Neither the Liberals nor the PCs recognize that it’s in the best interests of the province to reduce the size of government
Ontario’s wrong-headed energy policy burns 75,000 jobs
The province’s manufacturing sector may find itself even less competitive soon due to developments in the United States
The province’s manufacturing sector may find itself even less competitive soon due to developments in the United States