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Tax Facts 13

By Joel Emes | February 3, 2004

Ensuring Canada's Fiscal Sustainability

By Niels Veldhuis, Jason Clemens | January 29, 2004

Save Money, Ditch Kyoto

By Kenneth P. Green | January 28, 2004

Pickpocket Economics: Tax and Fee Hikes Still Leave Large Deficits

By Mark Mullins | January 27, 2004

Economic Freedom of North America: 2004 Annual Report

By Amela Karabegovic, Fred McMahon, Dexter Samida, Glenn Mitchell | January 27, 2004

Annual Survey of Mining Companies: 2003-2004

By Liv Fredricksen | January 21, 2004

BC Rail Privatization should go forward

By Niels Veldhuis, Kenneth P. Green | January 20, 2004

Canada's Dysfunctional Refugee Determination System

By Stephen Gallagher | January 5, 2004

Barbarians Invading

By John R. Graham | January 2, 2004

Canada's Chicken Little

By Kenneth P. Green | December 30, 2003

Tax Cuts, Government Reform Largely Imaginary in B.C.

By Niels Veldhuis, Todd Gabel | December 29, 2003

What BC Revolution?

By Niels Veldhuis, Jason Clemens | December 22, 2003

Martin's Expenditure Review Committee

By Niels Veldhuis, Jason Clemens | December 19, 2003

Auto Premium Inflation: How StatsCan Rocked the Bank of Canada

By Mark Mullins | December 18, 2003

The Reality of Children's Risk in Canada

By Kenneth P. Green | December 15, 2003

Kyoto's Bad Canadian Science Should be Martin's Major Concern

By Kenneth P. Green | December 12, 2003

The BC Government is Eroding Patients' and Physicians' Rights

By Nadeem Esmail, John R. Graham | December 10, 2003

Managing Fish: Ten Case Studies from Canada's Pacific Coast

By Miriam Bixby, Laura Jones | December 8, 2003

Paying More and Getting Less: Romanow's Legacy

By Nadeem Esmail | December 3, 2003

Do More than a Million Children Really Live in Poverty?

By Niels Veldhuis | December 1, 2003

The Unseen Wall: The Fraser Institute's 2003 Trade Survey

By Fred McMahon, Matthew Curtis, Adeola Adegoke | December 1, 2003

Canadian Student Review - Winter 2003

By | November 30, 2003

Ending Equity in Education?

By | November 25, 2003

Staying the Course on Welfare Time Limits

By Jason Clemens, Todd Gabel | November 24, 2003

Quebec Prosperity: Taking the Next Step

By Fred McMahon | November 24, 2003

Martin's First Assignment Is George W. Bush

By Alexander Moens | November 13, 2003

Mandate for Leadership for the New Prime Minister

By | November 12, 2003

A New Pension Deal for Alberta

By William Robson | November 10, 2003

Policing Alberta: An Analysis of the Alternatives to the Federal Provision of Police Services

By Barry Cooper | November 9, 2003

Two Hundred Bucks More: The Premium Cost of Public Auto Insurance

By Mark Mullins | November 6, 2003

A Bad Year for Climate Alarmists

By Kenneth P. Green | November 5, 2003

George W. Bush's New Moral Clarity Could Pay Off for Canadians

By Alexander Moens | November 1, 2003

The Failed Experiment: Gun Control and Public Safety in Canada, Australia, England and Wales

By Gary Mauser | October 31, 2003

Report Card on Quebec's Secondary Schools: 2003 Edition

By Peter Cowley, Stephen T. Easton | October 31, 2003

Fiscal Choices for an Ontario Government in Deficit

By Mark Mullins | October 29, 2003

Advertising Prescription Drugs Benefits American Patients

By John R. Graham | October 26, 2003

Tax and Expenditure Limitations: The Next Step in Fiscal Discipline

By Jason Clemens, Todd Fox, Amela Karabegovic, Sylvia LeRoy, Niels Veldhuis | October 23, 2003

Waiting Your Turn: Hospital Waiting Lists in Canada, 13th Edition

By Nadeem Esmail | October 21, 2003

The Rebirth of Medicare in Saskatchewan: Steps Toward an Accessible, High Quality, and Sustainable Health Care System

By Cynthia Ramsay, Nadeem Esmail | October 15, 2003

Stop the Tax Cartel

By Daniel Mitchell, Jason Clemens | October 14, 2003

Rural Development: An Oxymoron

By Fred McMahon | October 13, 2003

Ban Online Pharmacies

By John R. Graham | October 12, 2003

Canucks Lottery Grab Another Example of Corporate Welfare

By Niels Veldhuis | October 6, 2003

Prescription Drug Prices in Canada and the United States, Part 4: Canadian Prescriptions for American Patients Are Not the Solution

By John R. Graham | September 24, 2003

Educational Freedom = Better Schools

By Claudia Hepburn | September 23, 2003

Advertising Prescription Drugs Will Benefit Canadians

By John R. Graham | September 22, 2003

State of Emergency: Ontario's Potential $4.5 Billion Deficit

By Mark Mullins | September 22, 2003

Martin's $62.5 billion gap

By Niels Veldhuis, Jason Clemens | September 20, 2003

Better a Flow than a Flood

By Martin Collacott | September 17, 2003

The Canadian Education Freedom Index

By Claudia Hepburn, Robert Van Belle | September 10, 2003

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