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Student Testing: An International Context
By Matthew Lau | June 16, 2022
Why Educational Testing is Necessary
By Ze’ev Wurman | June 16, 2022
B.C. can tackle health-care wait times by learning from more successful universal systems
By Mackenzie Moir, Bacchus Barua | June 15, 2022
Ottawa’s unnecessary deficit-spending hurts economic growth
By Conrad Eder, Jake Fuss | June 15, 2022
Workers will bear burden of federal tax hike on businesses
By Jason Clemens, Jake Fuss | June 15, 2022
Canadians Celebrate Tax Freedom Day on June 15, 2022
By Milagros Palacios, Jake Fuss, Nathaniel Li | June 15, 2022
Canadians relearning hard economic lessons of ’70s and ’80s
By Livio Di Matteo | June 14, 2022
Newfoundland and Labrador should unleash province’s mining potential
By Julio Mejía, Alex Whalen | June 14, 2022
Alberta government increased program spending by $4 billion in three months
By Tegan Hill | June 9, 2022
Morneau slams Trudeau government—then doubles-down on its misguided policies
By Steven Globerman | June 9, 2022
Do Budget Deficits Matter? Essays on the Implications of Government Deficits and Debt
By Matthew Lau, Donald Boudreaux, Philip Cross, David R. Henderson | June 8, 2022
All provinces—not just Alberta—should allow charter schools
By Michael Zwaagstra | June 8, 2022
Nine out of 10 parents in Atlantic Canada support standardized testing
By Paige MacPherson, Alex Whalen | June 8, 2022
Aging population poised to strain government purse strings
By Ben Eisen | June 8, 2022
Understanding Universal Health Care Reform Options: Cost- Sharing for Patients
By Bacchus Barua, Mackenzie Moir | June 7, 2022
Ford government gets second chance to repair Ontario’s finances
By Ben Eisen | June 6, 2022
Ottawa expanding its share of government spending in Canada
By Livio Di Matteo | June 3, 2022
Comparing Canada’s health-care system with other countries, Part 3: Access to Resources
By Mackenzie Moir, Bacchus Barua | June 2, 2022
Catching Up and Falling Behind: The Five Economic Eras of Atlantic Canada, 1961–2019
By Fred McMahon | June 2, 2022
Federal government offers odd policies to address ‘existential crisis’
By Matthew Lau | June 1, 2022
The Quarterly - Summer 2022
By | June 1, 2022
B.C. government shouldn’t mandate salary disclosures in job postings
By Steven Globerman | June 1, 2022
Ottawa steering Canada toward European-style energy crisis
By Robert P. Murphy, Jairo Yunis, Elmira Aliakbari | June 1, 2022
Deficits come with costs—especially for future generations
By Evin Ryan, Jake Fuss | May 31, 2022
Can Canada Avoid Europe’s Energy Crisis?
By Robert P. Murphy, Jairo Yunis, Elmira Aliakbari | May 31, 2022
Privatizing liquor sales—a no-brainer for Newfoundland and Labrador
By Alex Whalen | May 30, 2022
Support for new federal programs collapses when Canadians have to pay for them
By Jake Fuss, Jason Clemens | May 30, 2022
Ottawa’s short-sighted changes will hurt charitable foundations and charities
By Jason Clemens | May 26, 2022
Understanding the Changing Ratio of Working-Age Canadians to Seniors and Its Consequences
By Ben Eisen, Joel Emes | May 26, 2022
Chamber of Commerce wants government to control more of Ontario’s economy
By Matthew Lau | May 25, 2022
Student assessments can help kids succeed—but it depends where you live
By Paige MacPherson | May 25, 2022
Entrepreneurship—not redistribution—true path to First Nations prosperity
By Tom Flanagan | May 25, 2022
COVID-style deficits now completely misguided
By Matthew Lau | May 25, 2022
Class size caps would likely hurt—not help—Ontario schools
By Michael Zwaagstra | May 24, 2022
Inflation—why now and not post-2008?
By Ross McKitrick | May 22, 2022
Time to tackle health-care wait times in Canada
By Mackenzie Moir, Bacchus Barua | May 21, 2022
Alberta court ruling pushes back on Ottawa’s energy project assessment regimen
By Bruce Pardy | May 19, 2022
Alberta government should resist urge to spend more amid resource revenue windfall
By Tegan Hill | May 19, 2022
The Indian Act—A Barrier to Entrepreneurship
By Tom Flanagan | May 19, 2022
Future generations of Canadians will pay for today’s deficit spending
By Jake Fuss | May 18, 2022
Canadians suffering from Ottawa’s ‘fairy dust’ approach
By Jason Clemens, Niels Veldhuis | May 18, 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
Saskatchewan only province that rejects provincewide student testing
By Paige MacPherson | May 12, 2022
No end in sight for government spending spree across Canada
By Jake Fuss | May 12, 2022
Latest agreement leaves Bank of Canada’s responsibilities unclear
By John Chant | May 12, 2022
What Changed in Alberta from the Fall 2021 Mid-year Update to Budget 2022
By Tegan Hill, Joel Emes | May 12, 2022
Bay du Nord approval underscores politicization of environmental policy in Canada
By Kenneth P. Green | May 11, 2022
It’s older policies—not older workers—that are obsolete
By Morley Gunderson | May 10, 2022
Testing Canadian K-12 Students—Regional Variability, Room for Improvement
By Peter Cowley, Paige MacPherson | May 10, 2022