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Better Targeted Tax Relief Would be Better
By Niels Veldhuis, Jason Clemens | February 16, 2005
Canadian Participation in North American Missile Defence: A Cost-Benefit Analysis
By Alexander Moens | February 15, 2005
The Black Hole that is Canada's Medicare
By Nadeem Esmail | February 14, 2005
Pain Without Gain: Shutting Down Coal-Fired Power Plants Would Hurt Ontario
By Ross McKitrick, Kenneth P. Green, Joel Schwartz | January 31, 2005
Jack Layton and the Broken Window Fallacy
By Kenneth P. Green | January 18, 2005
Klein's ‘Third Way' Has Worked Wonders in Other Countries
By Nadeem Esmail | January 17, 2005
Unionism All About Limiting Choice
By Amela Karabegovic, Jason Clemens | January 5, 2005
Junk Science Leads to Junk Regulation
By Kenneth P. Green | December 28, 2004
Are We Losing the Fight Over Pollution?
By Kenneth P. Green | December 22, 2004
Setting Another Trap
By | December 14, 2004
Myths about Urban Growth and the Toronto Greenbelt
By Wendell Cox | December 9, 2004
Our Health Care is Nothing to be Proud of: Others do it Better
By Nadeem Esmail | December 8, 2004
Welfare Reform in Ontario: A Report Card
By Todd Gabel, Jason Clemens, Sylvia LeRoy | December 7, 2004
Canadian Student Review: Winter 2004
By | December 1, 2004
Expose the Truth, and Give Aboriginal Students a Chance
By Peter Cowley | December 1, 2004
Lies, Damn Lies, and (Poverty) Statistics
By Niels Veldhuis | November 30, 2004
Secession is a Hollywood Fantasy
By Niels Veldhuis, Patrick Basham | November 29, 2004
Donner Non-Profit Performance Report 2004
By Greg Gudelot, Sylvia LeRoy, Jason Clemens | November 26, 2004
Arctic Warming Scares Continue, Despite Meagre Data
By Kenneth P. Green | November 16, 2004
Pitfalls of Proportional Representation Outweigh its Benefits
By Herbert Grubel | November 15, 2004
Private Schools are Leading the Way in Quebec
By Peter Cowley | November 12, 2004
Danger in Rigid Labour Laws: Ministers Propose Prescriptive Changes to Labour Market Regulation
By Jason Clemens, Mark Mullins | November 12, 2004
Raising the Wage Will Hurt Our Youth
By Jason Clemens, Mark Mullins | October 31, 2004
A Recipe for National Tax Relief
By Niels Veldhuis, Jason Clemens | October 29, 2004
Annual Survey of Canadian Exporters - Growing Concern about Protectionist Sentiment in the United States
By Fred McMahon, Matthew Curtis | October 29, 2004
Report Card on Quebec's Secondary Schools: 2004 Edition
By Peter Cowley, Stephen T. Easton | October 28, 2004
Waiting for Care, Waiting for Change
By Nadeem Esmail | October 25, 2004
Power Jolt Required: Measuring the Impact of Electricity Deregulation
By Mark Mullins | October 25, 2004
Manitoba's Waiting Lists are Not a Success Story
By Nadeem Esmail | October 23, 2004
Report Card on New Brunswick's Anglophone High Schools: 2004 Edition
By Peter Cowley, Stephen T. Easton, Darlene Savoy | October 23, 2004
Bulletin des écoles secondaires francophones du Nouveau-Brunswick: Edition 2004
By Peter Cowley | October 22, 2004
Privacy and Security in an Age of Terrorism
By Barry Cooper | October 21, 2004
Waiting Your Turn: Hospital Waiting Lists in Canada, 14th Edition
By Nadeem Esmail | October 19, 2004
Ontario Tax Flight Takes Off
By Niels Veldhuis, Nadeem Esmail | October 2, 2004
Canadian Student Review - Fall 2004
By | September 30, 2004
Miracle Cure: How to Solve America's Health Care Crisis and Why Canada Isn't the Answer
By Sally Pipes | September 30, 2004
The School Choice Experience: Findings of the Children First: School Choice Trust Parent Survey
By Virginia Gentles | September 27, 2004
Cleaning The Air - or Spewing Hot Air?
By Kenneth P. Green | September 22, 2004
Property Taxes on Business and Industrial Property in British Columbia
By Robert Bish | September 22, 2004
A Province Suffocated by Socialism
By Niels Veldhuis, Jason Clemens | September 21, 2004
The Quickest Way to Reform Negligent Dog Owners - Sue Them
By Jeremy Brown | September 16, 2004
To Fix Health Care, Follow the Money
By Mark Mullins | September 14, 2004
Where Does the Money Go? A Study of Worker Pay in Ontario's Hospitals
By Mark Mullins | September 13, 2004
Look To Japan On Health
By Nadeem Esmail | September 9, 2004
Senate Reform Starts With the People
By Gordon Gibson | September 9, 2004
Challenges in Senate Reform: Conflicts of Interest, Unintended Consequences, New Possibilities
By Gordon Gibson | September 8, 2004
Worker Choice Laws Pro-worker, Not Anti-Union
By Amela Karabegovic, Jason Clemens | September 6, 2004
The National Health Care Debate: Timely, Necessary, and Out of Focus
By Nadeem Esmail | September 2, 2004
Workers Make Less in Pro-union Provinces
By Niels Veldhuis, Jason Clemens | September 2, 2004
Measuring the Flexibility of Labour Relations Laws in Canada and the United States
By Niels Veldhuis, Amela Karabegovic, Jason Clemens, Keith Godin | September 1, 2004