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Alberta government should create flat 8% personal and business income tax rate in Alberta
By Tegan Hill | April 23, 2024
Business investment key to addressing Canada’s productivity crisis
By Tegan Hill | April 17, 2024
B.C.’s credit downgrades reflect government’s spending and debt binge
By Tegan Hill, Jake Fuss | April 16, 2024
Alberta government should finally restore province’s tax advantage
By Grady Munro, Jake Fuss, Tegan Hill | April 5, 2024
B.C. government must fundamentally reform health care to shorten wait times
By Mackenzie Moir, Tegan Hill | April 4, 2024
Alberta government should undo personal income tax hikes
By Tegan Hill, Nathaniel Li | April 3, 2024
Undoing Alberta’s Personal Income Tax Hikes
By Tegan Hill, Nathaniel Li | April 3, 2024
Alberta and B.C. budgets represent two different approaches to government finances
By Grady Munro, Tegan Hill | March 29, 2024
Alberta government increased spending despite promise of ‘restraint’
By Tegan Hill | March 21, 2024
Saskatchewan’s free-spending budget includes $273 million deficit
By Tegan Hill | March 20, 2024
B.C. government sparks debt explosion with far-reaching consequences
By Tegan Hill, Jason Clemens | March 15, 2024
Governments should end corporate welfare this budget season
By Jake Fuss, Tegan Hill, Joel Emes | March 13, 2024
Heritage Fund requires long-term commitment from Alberta government
By Tegan Hill | March 12, 2024
The Cost of Business Subsidies in Canada: Updated Edition
By Tegan Hill, Joel Emes, Jake Fuss | March 12, 2024
Alberta government must embrace new fiscal approach to keep ‘Heritage Fund’ promise
By Tegan Hill | March 1, 2024
B.C. budget spells disaster for province’s finances
By Tegan Hill | March 1, 2024
Legault government recorded two highest years of spending in Quebec since 1965
By Yanick Labrie, Tegan Hill | March 1, 2024
Alberta government’s budget promises will fall flat without clear long-term plan
By Tegan Hill | February 29, 2024
Quebec Premiers and Provincial Government Spending
By Tegan Hill, Yanick Labrie, Hani Wannamaker | February 29, 2024
Dépenses des premiers ministres et des gouvernements provinciaux du Québec
By Tegan Hill, Yanick Labrie, Hani Wannamaker | February 29, 2024
Alberta government makes big promises for next budget—but proper execution is key
By Tegan Hill | February 28, 2024
B.C. government projects massive debt accumulation—and British Columbians will pay the price
By Tegan Hill, Jake Fuss | February 22, 2024
Another big spending budget would drown B.C. government in red ink
By Ben Eisen, Tegan Hill | February 22, 2024
Government policies diminish Alberta in eyes of investors
By Julio Mejía, Tegan Hill | February 22, 2024
Albertans continue to pay for government debt—despite budget surpluses
By Tegan Hill | February 15, 2024
Economic growth crucial for both the private economy and government sector
By Jason Clemens, Tegan Hill | February 14, 2024
Alberta government must fundamentally reform health care to shorten wait times
By Mackenzie Moir, Tegan Hill | February 9, 2024
Alberta government ignores warnings about overspending
By Lennie Kaplan, Tegan Hill | February 7, 2024
Alberta government would run large deficit without historically high resource revenue
By Tegan Hill | February 2, 2024
Alberta’s Underlying Budget Deficit
By Tegan Hill, Milagros Palacios | January 30, 2024
Alberta government should learn from past fiscal mistakes
By Ben Eisen, Tegan Hill | January 24, 2024
Debate continues over an Alberta pension plan—but here’s a key fact
By Tegan Hill | January 22, 2024
Rate of population growth dwarfs new housing completions in Saskatchewan
By Josef Filipowicz, Tegan Hill | January 18, 2024
Be warned—Alberta’s government finances remain at risk
By Tegan Hill, Jake Fuss | January 16, 2024
Ottawa’s new ‘energy efficiency’ regulations will increase home prices in Saskatchewan
By Tegan Hill, Elmira Aliakbari | December 29, 2023
Alberta government must stand up to Ottawa to fix health care
By Tegan Hill | December 28, 2023
Albertans endure some of the longest health-care waits in Canada
By Mackenzie Moir, Tegan Hill | December 21, 2023
Alberta government should rein in spending despite budget surplus
By Tegan Hill | December 7, 2023
Alberta projects $5.5 billion surplus in 2023/24 but luck may soon run out
By Tegan Hill | November 30, 2023
Provinces should learn from Quebec and expand use of private health-care clinics
By Tegan Hill, Bacchus Barua | November 30, 2023
Saskatchewan’s surprise deficit should serve as warning for Alberta
By Tegan Hill | November 27, 2023
New report could trigger meaningful health-care reform in Alberta
By Tegan Hill, Bacchus Barua | November 24, 2023
Alberta government must stop spending increases—or risk budget deficit
By Tegan Hill | November 22, 2023
Potential investment manager for an Alberta pension plan—here are the facts
By Tegan Hill | November 20, 2023
New ‘fiscal framework’ won’t solve Alberta’s ongoing problem
By Tegan Hill | November 20, 2023
Here’s why the rest of Canada doesn’t want Alberta to leave the CPP
By Tegan Hill | November 16, 2023
Ottawa’s new ‘energy efficiency’ regulations will increase home prices in B.C.
By Tegan Hill, Elmira Aliakbari | November 6, 2023
Any reasonable CPP asset split would reduce contribution rates for Albertans
By Tegan Hill | October 20, 2023
Alberta could get off resource roller coaster with rainy-day account
By Tegan Hill, Milagros Palacios | October 19, 2023
It’s Time to Get Off the Resource Revenue Rollercoaster: Re-establishing the Alberta Sustainability Fund
By Tegan Hill, Milagros Palacios | October 17, 2023