CPP contribution hikes penalize workers, dampen the economy
When the government makes employment more expensive, the sure result is fewer jobs
When the government makes employment more expensive, the sure result is fewer jobs
Will Canada break up over carbon dioxide?
The federal government and oil-and-gas producing provinces are on a collision course and Alberta may well quit Confederation
The federal government and oil-and-gas producing provinces are on a collision course and Alberta may well quit Confederation
Federal funding is ending but frailty still matters
New Frontiers in Research Fund supported valuable, long-term work. The program replacing it leaves huge gaps
New Frontiers in Research Fund supported valuable, long-term work. The program replacing it leaves huge gaps
Ottawa’s venture-capital handouts offer no positive economic value
When organizations are heavily regulated, funded by taxpayers and unlikely to shoulder losses, they’re private in name only
When organizations are heavily regulated, funded by taxpayers and unlikely to shoulder losses, they’re private in name only
Why Canadians should embrace the yellow jacket movement
Some Canadians and French believe that their ‘leaders’ are mere followers of a supra-national agenda, not champions for their electorate
Some Canadians and French believe that their ‘leaders’ are mere followers of a supra-national agenda, not champions for their electorate
Will Trudeau 2019 follow in the footsteps of Trudeau 1972?
Pierre Trudeau lost favour with voters and ended up with a minority government. A similar fate may await his son
Pierre Trudeau lost favour with voters and ended up with a minority government. A similar fate may await his son
The biggest political story of the year in the Great White North
When Ontario Premier Doug Ford slashed the size of Toronto city council, he involved the judiciary and flirted with a controversial federal law
When Ontario Premier Doug Ford slashed the size of Toronto city council, he involved the judiciary and flirted with a controversial federal law
Legislation to ensure pay equity for work of equal value falls flat
Only a free market will balance out pay inequities. If a company fails to compensate fairly, employees will simply move on
Only a free market will balance out pay inequities. If a company fails to compensate fairly, employees will simply move on
Not all cannabis candies are created equal
Health Canada offers a framework for the sale of edible cannabis products before the October 2019 launch. Will we be ready?
Health Canada offers a framework for the sale of edible cannabis products before the October 2019 launch. Will we be ready?
The practical limitations and realities of government
Recognizing those limitations and realities will result in a more effective, focused government that uses taxpayer resources more wisely
Recognizing those limitations and realities will result in a more effective, focused government that uses taxpayer resources more wisely