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Ottawa’s proposed emission cap lacks any solid scientific or economic rationale
By Jock Finlayson, Elmira Aliakbari | November 15, 2024
Federal government’s ’carbon-free’ electricity target far-fetched
By Elmira Aliakbari, Jock Finlayson, Tegan Hill | November 13, 2024
Canada could capitalize as global electricity demand continues to rise
By Jock Finlayson | October 31, 2024
Implications of Decarbonizing Canada's Electricity Grid
By Elmira Aliakbari, Jock Finlayson | October 29, 2024
Canadians think Canada is ‘broken’ amid gloomy economic numbers
By Jock Finlayson | October 10, 2024
Energy transition will be much longer and more arduous than they’re telling you
By Jock Finlayson | September 9, 2024
Canadians weary after years of brutal inflation
By Jock Finlayson | August 28, 2024
Corporate head offices are fleeing Canada
By Jock Finlayson | August 7, 2024
Energy exports continue to fuel the Canadian economy
By Jock Finlayson | July 12, 2024
Federal government’s turbo-charged immigration helping drive housing demand
By Jock Finlayson | July 3, 2024
Natural resources remain backbone of Canada’s trade and prosperity
By Jock Finlayson, Elmira Aliakbari | June 11, 2024
B.C. government’s new land-use law threatens viability of province’s mining industry
By Julio Mejía, Elmira Aliakbari, Jock Finlayson | June 4, 2024
Fossil fuels not going away anytime soon
By Jock Finlayson | May 22, 2024
British Columbians right to worry about secretive rushed approach to Aboriginal title
By Mary MacGregor, Jock Finlayson | May 1, 2024
Today’s federal government—massive spending growth and epic betting
By Jock Finlayson | May 1, 2024
Federal government should tackle Canada’s productivity crisis in upcoming budget
By Jock Finlayson | April 10, 2024
Canada’s struggling head office sector—a warning sign
By Jock Finlayson | April 3, 2024
Spending restraint in Ottawa could help reduce inflation
By Jock Finlayson | February 28, 2024
Prosperity waning due to Ottawa’s misguided population growth policy
By Jock Finlayson | January 31, 2024
Three ‘hard truths’ about Canada’s trade
By Jock Finlayson | December 25, 2023
Federal government clearly misstates its economic record
By Jock Finlayson | November 29, 2023
You’re not being told the truth about Canada’s ‘green transformation’
By Jock Finlayson | November 22, 2023
Electric vehicle subsidies make little sense in Canada
By Jock Finlayson | November 8, 2023
A Review of Electric Vehicle Consumer Subsidies in Canada
By Jock Finlayson, Karen Graham | October 31, 2023
Government policies may soon plunge millions of Canadians into ‘energy poverty’
By Jock Finlayson | October 26, 2023
Here’s how government can help permanent immigrants find work and earn good money
By Jock Finlayson, Steven Globerman | October 9, 2023
Ottawa should reduce role of income tax in revenue stream
By Jock Finlayson | September 27, 2023
Enhancing the Labour Market Outcomes of Immigrants to Canada
By Jock Finlayson, Steven Globerman | September 21, 2023
Rapid transition to low-carbon world simply not realistic
By Jock Finlayson | August 23, 2023
IMF report spotlights Canada’s economic woes
By Jock Finlayson | August 15, 2023
Politicians clueless about implications of ‘net zero’ crusade
By Jock Finlayson | July 19, 2023
Federal government pursuing Soviet-style central ‘climate’ planning
By Jock Finlayson | June 30, 2023
Key measure of economic wellbeing in Canada basically flatlined since 2015
By Jock Finlayson | June 21, 2023
Rising prices at the grocery store—it’s complicated
By Jock Finlayson | May 10, 2023
Federal ‘green agenda’ unlikely to spur business investment
By Jock Finlayson | April 19, 2023
AI unlikely to trigger an employment apocalypse
By Jock Finlayson | April 19, 2023
Canada may avoid official ‘recession’ but comparative living standards continue to fall
By Jason Clemens, Jock Finlayson | April 14, 2023
Smart policy—not selective handouts—will bolster business environment for manufacturing
By Jock Finlayson | March 15, 2023
Canada should increase productivity—not simply supercharge immigration
By Jock Finlayson | March 9, 2023
B.C. ramps up spending and increases size of government
By Jock Finlayson | March 8, 2023
Natural resources comprise more than half of Canada’s exports compared to 1% for ‘clean tech’
By Jock Finlayson | December 29, 2022
Ottawa can help tame inflation—here’s how
By Jock Finlayson | November 16, 2022
British Columbia faces several daunting fiscal challenges
By Jock Finlayson | October 17, 2022