Electoral reform fraught with unintended consequences
PR, for example, leads to more government spending and higher deficits, and disproportionately empowers voters from one-issue fringe parties
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Author: The Fraser Institute
Foreign purchase tax ignores crucial source of housing unaffordability
A tax on foreign buyers may seem like an easy fix but it ignores the fact the housing supply is not keeping up with demand
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British Columbians need action to curb high taxes, not more study
Continued inaction ultimately means fewer opportunities and less prosperity for British Columbians
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Flawed report on Metro Vancouver poverty unhelpful
Statistics Canada explicitly warns against using the Low Income Measure to measure poverty but a report from the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives uses it anyway
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Not all income and wealth inequality is equal
Inequality that results from entrepreneurship and innovation – as opposed to cronyism and corruption – provides enormous benefits to citizens
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