By Bill Whitelaw on Alberta's Business, BC's Business, Business, Environment, Nova Scotia's Business
The group is hosting a session on Jan. 15 in Calgary to gauge interest. So far, nearly two dozen organizations plan to attend

The group is hosting a session on Jan. 15 in Calgary to gauge interest. So far, nearly two dozen organizations plan to attend
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy on Business, Nova Scotia's Business, Politics/Law, Viewpoint
Nova Scotia's continued ban on fracking isn't supported by evidence. And it has severely curtailed spending and job creation

Nova Scotia’s continued ban on fracking isn’t supported by evidence. And it has severely curtailed spending and job creation
By Atlantic Institute for Market Studies on Education, Politics/Law
Adopting the Alberta charter school model would give parents and children more choice and allow them to enjoy the benefits of competition

Adopting the Alberta charter school model would give parents and children more choice and allow them to enjoy the benefits of competition
By Mike Robinson on Featured Story, Lifestyle, Viewpoint
A comparison of east and west portals to the Canadian adventure, then and now

A comparison of east and west portals to the Canadian adventure, then and now
By Atlantic Institute for Market Studies on Politics/Law, Viewpoint
P.E.I. has added itself to the list of carbon tax opponents, following Premier Doug Ford of Ontario. And the list is growing

P.E.I. has added itself to the list of carbon tax opponents, following Premier Doug Ford of Ontario. And the list is growing
By Atlantic Institute for Market Studies on Business, Health, Viewpoint
Edibles scare Health Canada and the food industry, since they’re discrete, convenient and potentially dangerous

Edibles scare Health Canada and the food industry, since they’re discrete, convenient and potentially dangerous
By Atlantic Institute for Market Studies on Health, Politics/Law, Viewpoint
Strangely, the health authority seems to believe that increasing the administrative burden on clinicians won’t decrease care

Strangely, the health authority seems to believe that increasing the administrative burden on clinicians won’t decrease care
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy on Business, Environment, Politics/Law, Viewpoint
The ban on hydraulic fracturing defies science that says the practice is safe. And it means turning away from billions in profits

The ban on hydraulic fracturing defies science that says the practice is safe. And it means turning away from billions in profits
By Atlantic Institute for Market Studies on Education, Politics/Law, Viewpoint
How to rebuild a more robust model of local involvement and governance to deliver education in Nova Scotia

How to rebuild a more robust model of local involvement and governance to deliver education in Nova Scotia
By Warren Kinsella on Crime, Politics/Law, Viewpoint
Notorious art thief John Mark Tillmann managed to get two levels of government to rename a waterway just to torment Jewish neighbours

Notorious art thief John Mark Tillmann managed to get two levels of government to rename a waterway just to torment Jewish neighbours