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Middle-income earners in Nova Scotia face higher tax rates than other Canadians
By Ben Eisen, Alex Whalen | November 14, 2022
Newfoundland and Labrador’s ‘Future Fund’ needs robust fiscal rules
By Alex Whalen, Tegan Hill | November 3, 2022
Comparing the Economies of Atlantic Canada and New England
By Alex Whalen, Joel Emes | November 3, 2022
Despite surplus, Newfoundland and Labrador government must rein in spending
By Alex Whalen | October 27, 2022
Nova Scotia government should restrain spending in face of fiscal risks
By Ben Eisen, Alex Whalen | September 8, 2022
Newfoundland and Labrador government should reduce spending in face of dire fiscal outlook
By Ben Eisen, Alex Whalen | August 30, 2022
New Brunswick government should reduce spending to solidify provincial finances
By Ben Eisen, Alex Whalen | August 25, 2022
Recession may strike despite Canada’s low unemployment rate
By Tegan Hill, Alex Whalen | August 25, 2022
P.E.I. government should reduce spending to avoid fiscal risks
By Ben Eisen, Alex Whalen | August 25, 2022
Privatize the Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation—it’s a no-brainer
By Alex Whalen | August 16, 2022
Maritimes had lowest levels of per-worker private-sector investment in Canada
By Alex Whalen, Nathaniel Li | August 10, 2022
Government debt accumulation—learning painful lessons, again
By Jake Fuss, Alex Whalen | August 3, 2022
Canada’s aging population contributing to job vacancy crunch
By Alex Whalen, Tegan Hill | July 28, 2022
An Aging Population: The Demographic Drag on Canada’s Labour Market
By Tegan Hill, Alex Whalen, Milagros Palacios | July 28, 2022
Nova Scotia needs much more private-sector investment
By Alex Whalen | July 27, 2022
New Brunswick needs stronger private sector to prosper
By Alex Whalen | July 21, 2022
P.E.I. starved for private-sector investment
By Alex Whalen | July 14, 2022
Average family in Newfoundland and Labrador will pay more than 46% of income on taxes
By Evin Ryan, Alex Whalen | July 4, 2022
The State of Markets in Atlantic Canada
By Alex Whalen, Nathaniel Li | June 30, 2022
Tax Freedom Day in Nova Scotia—not much to celebrate
By Evin Ryan, Alex Whalen | June 29, 2022
Canada should abolish supply management to help tame inflation
By Alex Whalen, Jake Fuss | June 22, 2022
Nova Scotia should seize ‘tremendous opportunity’ for mining
By Alex Whalen, Elmira Aliakbari | June 16, 2022
Newfoundland and Labrador should unleash province’s mining potential
By Julio Mejía, Alex Whalen | June 14, 2022
Nine out of 10 parents in Atlantic Canada support standardized testing
By Paige MacPherson, Alex Whalen | June 8, 2022
Privatizing liquor sales—a no-brainer for Newfoundland and Labrador
By Alex Whalen | May 30, 2022
Size of government—a pre-pandemic problem
By Alex Whalen | May 17, 2022
B.C. government’s move toward secret union voting unfair to workers
By Alex Whalen | May 16, 2022
High spending and more borrowing common theme across Canada
By Jake Fuss, Tegan Hill, Alex Whalen | May 2, 2022
Furey government should stop resource revenue roller-coaster
By Tegan Hill, Alex Whalen | May 2, 2022
Reform could shorten Nova Scotia’s brutal health-care wait times
By Mackenzie Moir, Alex Whalen, Bacchus Barua | April 25, 2022
Large governments in the Maritimes stifle economic growth
By Alex Whalen | April 11, 2022
Newfoundland and Labrador kicks debt can down the road
By Alex Whalen, Tegan Hill | April 8, 2022
Nova Scotia government spending spree comes with consequences
By Alex Whalen, Jake Fuss | March 31, 2022
Spending reductions key to fiscal sustainability in Newfoundland and Labrador
By Alex Whalen, Jake Fuss | March 30, 2022
New Brunswick budget brings tax relief—but more is needed
By Alex Whalen, Jake Fuss | March 24, 2022
Taux d'imposition élevés des hauts salariés au Canada atlantique et au Québec
By Alex Whalen, Ben Eisen, Nathaniel Li | March 24, 2022
High Tax Rates on Top Earners in Atlantic Canada and Quebec
By Alex Whalen, Ben Eisen, Nathaniel Li | March 24, 2022
Nova Scotia should follow New Brunswick’s lead and restrain spending in upcoming budget
By Alex Whalen, Jake Fuss | March 23, 2022
New Brunswick government can lower taxes in upcoming budget
By Alex Whalen, Jake Fuss | March 21, 2022
The Size of Government in Canada in 2019
By Alex Whalen, Nathaniel Li | March 17, 2022
Pursue natural gas in Atlantic region
By Alex Whalen, Elmira Aliakbari | March 15, 2022
P.E.I. government fails to rein in runaway spending
By Alex Whalen, Jake Fuss | February 25, 2022
Most Nova Scotia parents feel pandemic policies have hurt their child’s education
By Paige MacPherson, Alex Whalen | January 24, 2022
Most New Brunswick parents feel pandemic policies have hurt their child’s education
By Paige MacPherson, Alex Whalen | January 17, 2022
Atlantic Canada—no room for fiscal complacency
By Ben Eisen, Alex Whalen | December 21, 2021
Federal finances marginally improve but Trudeau government ignores risks
By Jake Fuss, Alex Whalen | December 14, 2021
Red tape damaging Newfoundland and Labrador in the eyes of investors
By Jairo Yunis, Alex Whalen | December 7, 2021
The Implications of an Aging Population for Government Finances in Atlantic Canada
By Jake Fuss, Alex Whalen | November 30, 2021
Minimum wage hike won’t reduce poverty in Nova Scotia
By Ben Eisen, Alex Whalen | November 25, 2021
Minimum wage hikes won’t reduce poverty in Canada
By Ben Eisen, Alex Whalen | November 22, 2021