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Heating or eating—a harsh reality for some Ontarians
By Kenneth P. Green, Taylor Jackson | October 11, 2016
Governments should care what Ontario homebuilders think about regulation
By Kenneth P. Green, Josef Filipowicz | October 7, 2016
First Nations’ right to be consulted not a right to veto energy projects
By Tom Flanagan, Kenneth P. Green | October 4, 2016
New Homes and Red Tape in Ontario: Residential Land-Use Regulation in the Greater Golden Horseshoe
By Kenneth P. Green, Ian Herzog, Josef Filipowicz | October 4, 2016
Elimination of natural gas will hit Vancouverites in the wallet
By Kenneth P. Green, Taylor Jackson | September 29, 2016
Feds decision on LNG in B.C. a step in the right direction
By Kenneth P. Green, Taylor Jackson | September 28, 2016
National carbon price will likely raise costs for Canadians, damage overall economy
By Kenneth P. Green | September 19, 2016
What exactly is ‘cap-and-trade’ in Ontario?
By Ben Eisen, Kenneth P. Green | August 31, 2016
The ugly face of pipeline obstructionism in Canada
By Kenneth P. Green | August 30, 2016
Ontario climate change strategy—a Frankenstein monster
By Ben Eisen, Kenneth P. Green | August 29, 2016
Emissions cap in Alberta—high cost, little benefit
By Kenneth P. Green, Taylor Jackson | August 29, 2016
Atlantic Canada steeped in energy poverty, with no end in sight
By Kenneth P. Green | August 24, 2016
Premiers pledge to make energy poverty worse in Atlantic Canada
By Kenneth P. Green | August 23, 2016
Alberta’s cap on oilsands emissions could cost billions
By Kenneth P. Green, Taylor Jackson | August 23, 2016
More pipeline obstructionism from British Columbia
By Kenneth P. Green | August 19, 2016
Oilsands emissions cap—high cost, little benefit
By Kenneth P. Green, Taylor Jackson | August 17, 2016
Energy poverty widespread in Atlantic Canada, with no end in sight
By Kenneth P. Green | August 16, 2016
How Alberta's Carbon Emission Cap Will Reduce Oil Sands Growth
By Kenneth P. Green, Taylor Jackson | August 16, 2016
Retroactive nature of new tax on foreign owners threatens rule of law, investment in B.C.
By Kenneth P. Green, Josef Filipowicz, Steve Lafleur | August 11, 2016
Allow housing supply to react to housing demand in Toronto, Vancouver and beyond
By Kenneth P. Green, Steve Lafleur, Josef Filipowicz | August 8, 2016
To reduce housing costs in Toronto, cut red tape around new construction
By Ben Eisen, Josef Filipowicz, Kenneth P. Green | August 4, 2016
Red tape drives Canada’s housing affordability woes—not foreign buyers
By Kenneth P. Green, Steve Lafleur, Josef Filipowicz | July 29, 2016
Foreign purchase tax ignores crucial source of unaffordability in Vancouver—dearth of supply
By Kenneth P. Green, Steve Lafleur, Josef Filipowicz | July 28, 2016
Delaying pipeline projects leads to economic loss for Canadians
By Gerry Angevine, Kenneth P. Green | July 21, 2016
The Costs of Pipeline Obstructionism
By Gerry Angevine, Kenneth P. Green | July 19, 2016
Local governments in GTA have tools to increase housing supply, affordability
By Kenneth P. Green, Pierre Desrochers, Ian Herzog, Josef Filipowicz | July 18, 2016
How dare Parks Canada let Canadians enjoy their parks!
By Kenneth P. Green | July 13, 2016
Local regulations limit Metro Vancouver housing supply, stifle affordability
By Kenneth P. Green, Ian Herzog, Josef Filipowicz | July 8, 2016
Cutting local red tape will increase housing stock and reduce prices in Toronto, Vancouver and beyond
By Kenneth P. Green, Ian Herzog, Josef Filipowicz | July 8, 2016
The Impact of Land-Use Regulation on Housing Supply in Canada
By Kenneth P. Green, Josef Filipowicz, Steve Lafleur, Ian Herzog | July 7, 2016
Actually, fossil fuels won’t stay ‘in the ground’
By Kenneth P. Green | July 6, 2016
High electricity prices putting rural Ontario in energy poverty
By Kenneth P. Green, Taylor Jackson, Ian Herzog | July 6, 2016
World should target conventional air pollution
By Kenneth P. Green | July 4, 2016
Three Amigos climate agreement—the good and the not-so-good
By Kenneth P. Green | June 30, 2016
Climate change plan another blow to Ontario’s competitiveness and consumers
By Kenneth P. Green, Taylor Jackson | June 27, 2016
A federal carbon tax—a cash grab that could damage the economy
By Kenneth P. Green | June 22, 2016
Alberta’s carbon tax will lead to loss of jobs, income, exports, revenues, etc.
By Kenneth P. Green | June 21, 2016
‘Better deals’ on pipelines will not make America rich again, Mr. Trump
By Kenneth P. Green, Taylor Jackson | June 13, 2016
Shifting climate policy focus—from mitigation to adaptation
By Kenneth P. Green | June 8, 2016
Annual Survey of Mining Companies: 2015
By Taylor Jackson, Kenneth P. Green | June 8, 2016
Alberta carbon tax will fund bureaucratic expansion, redistribute wealth of Albertans
By Kenneth P. Green | June 6, 2016
Governmental report reads like more environmentalist wishful thinking
By Kenneth P. Green | June 1, 2016
Alberta’s carbon tax—a $10 billion green grab
By Kenneth P. Green | June 1, 2016
Ontario’s climate action plan undermines case for cap and trade
By Ben Eisen, Kenneth P. Green | May 31, 2016
Carbon pricing, plus more regulation, equals bad news for Ontario’s economy
By Ben Eisen, Kenneth P. Green | May 24, 2016
City of Houston provides affordable housing example for Vancouver
By Kenneth P. Green, Ian Herzog, Josef Filipowicz | May 10, 2016
Gloomy report misrepresents Canada’s environmental performance
By Kenneth P. Green | May 4, 2016
How to make Vancouver more affordable? Look to Texas
By Kenneth P. Green, Ian Herzog, Josef Filipowicz | May 4, 2016
Electric cars still zapping taxpayers in Ontario
By Kenneth P. Green | April 27, 2016
Alberta budget confirms ‘revenue recycling’ is code for tax and spend
By Ben Eisen, Kenneth P. Green | April 27, 2016