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Smith government should be cautious in wage negotiations with provincial employees
By Ben Eisen, Tegan Hill | May 31, 2023
New Brunswick government should cut corporate welfare to generate tax relief
By Alex Whalen, Tegan Hill | May 24, 2023
Stellantis ‘deal’ underscores intrinsic problems with corporate welfare
By Tegan Hill, Matthew D. Mitchell | May 23, 2023
Governments in Canada spent more than $350 billion on corporate welfare
By Tegan Hill, Joel Emes | May 3, 2023
Ottawa’s corporate welfare won’t spur economic growth
By Tegan Hill, Jason Clemens | May 3, 2023
Alberta opts for federal health-care dollars over meaningful reforms
By Bacchus Barua, Tegan Hill | April 27, 2023
Federal government continues to short-circuit its own carbon tax
By Tegan Hill, Elmira Aliakbari | April 24, 2023
Gimmicks and handouts won’t turnaround Calgary’s downtown—business investment will
By Tegan Hill, Elmira Aliakbari | April 17, 2023
Despite surge of revenue, few Canadian governments expect surpluses in 2023
By Jake Fuss, Tegan Hill, Alex Whalen | April 7, 2023
Corporate welfare for Michelin—another example of wrongheaded policy
By Tegan Hill, Alex Whalen | April 5, 2023
Federal budget ramps up corporate welfare—funded by taxpayers
By Tegan Hill, Joel Emes | March 31, 2023
Albertans set to pay more interest on government debt—despite surpluses
By Tegan Hill, Ben Eisen | March 31, 2023
Saskatchewan records budget surplus but remains on resource revenue roller-coaster
By Tegan Hill, Jake Fuss | March 22, 2023
B.C. government paves way for historic run-up in debt
By Ben Eisen, Tegan Hill | March 20, 2023
Alberta government increased program spending by more than $10 billion
By Tegan Hill, Ben Eisen | March 18, 2023
Alberta’s ‘new fiscal framework’ requires constitutional change to make it last
By Tegan Hill | March 16, 2023
Alberta government spent more than $22 billion on corporate welfare
By Tegan Hill, Joel Emes | March 16, 2023
Ontario government spent more than $70 billion on corporate welfare
By Tegan Hill, Joel Emes | March 15, 2023
High spending triggers avalanche of debt in B.C.
By Ben Eisen, Tegan Hill | March 14, 2023
The Cost of Business Subsidies in Canada
By Tegan Hill, Joel Emes | March 14, 2023
Le coût des subventions aux entreprises au Canada
By Tegan Hill, Joel Emes | March 14, 2023
More than 70% of Albertans feel the average family is over-taxed
By Jake Fuss, Tegan Hill | March 8, 2023
Alberta government wastes generational opportunity to restore provincial finances
By Tegan Hill | March 3, 2023
Saskatchewan government’s upcoming budget should heed lessons from history
By Jason Childs, Tegan Hill | March 3, 2023
Smith government takes one step forward two steps back in Budget 2023
By Tegan Hill, Milagros Palacios | February 28, 2023
Premier Eby fails to learn from mistakes of predecessor in first budget
By Jake Fuss, Tegan Hill | February 28, 2023
Ontario Premiers and Provincial Government Spending
By Ben Eisen, Joel Emes, Tegan Hill | February 28, 2023
Saskatchewan Premiers and Provincial Government Spending
By Jason Childs, Joel Emes, Tegan Hill | February 28, 2023
B.C. government should help create genuine ‘growth’ and reduce taxes
By Tegan Hill, Ben Eisen | February 27, 2023
CRA finds more mismanagement with Ottawa’s COVID response
By Tegan Hill, Jake Fuss | February 27, 2023
Resource revenue rescued Alberta—time for spending restraint
By Ben Eisen, Tegan Hill | February 27, 2023
B.C. government must rein in spending in upcoming budget to avoid big runup in debt
By Tegan Hill, Ben Eisen | February 27, 2023
Alberta government faces fundamental choice in upcoming budget
By Tegan Hill | February 22, 2023
British Columbia Premiers and Provincial Government Spending
By Tegan Hill, Joel Emes | February 14, 2023
Alberta government has generational opportunity with upcoming budget—just don’t spend it away
By Tegan Hill | February 9, 2023
Alberta government should seize opportunity to reduce province’s personal income taxes
By Jack Mintz, Tegan Hill | February 9, 2023
Don’t Spend Away the Windfall: Better Options for Alberta’s Unexpected Revenues
By Tegan Hill, Jack Mintz, Trevor Tombe, Joel Emes | February 9, 2023
Despite high spending, Alberta’s health-care system is failing
By Tegan Hill, Mackenzie Moir | February 8, 2023
Alberta government can send ongoing cheques to Albertans—if it saves resource revenue
By Tegan Hill | February 2, 2023
More private clinics will help Ontario—but province needs fundamental health-care reform
By Tegan Hill, Bacchus Barua | January 23, 2023
Alberta needs fundamental reform to tackle health-care wait times
By Tegan Hill, Bacchus Barua | January 18, 2023
Morneau admits the obvious—COVID policies were seriously flawed
By Tegan Hill, Jake Fuss | January 12, 2023
Alberta government must commit to spending restraint and reform
By Jake Fuss, Tegan Hill | January 11, 2023
Smith government may continue Alberta's spending problem
By Tegan Hill | December 28, 2022
Texas remains much more attractive than Alberta in eyes of energy investors
By Julio Mejía, Tegan Hill | December 21, 2022
Ottawa has long troubled history of writing cheques
By Alex Whalen, Tegan Hill | December 8, 2022
Saskatchewan government must resist urge to spend windfall
By Tegan Hill | November 29, 2022
Alberta government must restrain spending despite large surplus
By Tegan Hill | November 24, 2022
Newfoundland government can deliver ongoing cheques to residents—here’s how
By Tegan Hill, Alex Whalen | November 23, 2022
Alberta should start saving resource revenue now
By Tegan Hill | November 17, 2022