Subsidizing high-speed telecommunications services isn’t necessary
The CRTC hopes to identify what telecommunications services are necessary for all Canadians, along with how to fund them
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Author: The Fraser Institute
Misguided minimum wage policies hurt low-skilled workers
Most Canadians who earn the minimum wage are not “poor,” and most of the working poor earn more than the minimum wage
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B.C. should keep the carbon tax but make sure it’s revenue neutral
Return the tax to true revenue neutrality through income tax cuts rather than gifts to special interest groups
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Mining and First Nations collaboration thriving in Saskatchewan
Land certainty and positive partnerships with First Nations make the province one of the most attractive jurisdictions in the world for mining investment
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Land claims largest deterrent to mining investment in B.C.
77 per cent of respondents for B.C. said that uncertainty from disputed land claims was a deterrent to investment
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