Ontario climate change strategy a Frankenstein monster
Ontario’s plan will take even more money from already heavily-taxed consumers and businesses, and fuel more government spending
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Author: Ken Green
Alberta’s cap on oil sands emissions could cost billions
The cumulative value of lost production from 2027 to 2040 could total C$150 billion (in 2015 dollars), with negligible environmental benefit
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Almost 40% of Atlantic Canada households live in energy poverty
Atlantic Canada premiers should focus on opportunities to make energy more affordable for their citizens, rather than making it more expensive
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Rule of law under attack in B.C.
By imposing a tax on already signed agreements, B.C. is demonstrating a worrisome indifference to the rule of law
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Red tape, not foreign buyers, drives housing affordability woes
Heavy-handed policies have consequences that are worse than the problem they seek to fix
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