Novembre 20, 2019 7:40AM

Eliminating barriers to competition—the overlooked remedy for high cellphone bills

Vincent Geloso

Canada has the second-highest levels of barrier to entry into the telecoms industry of all OECD countries.

Étiquettes:

barriers to investment, regulatory barriers, competition, telecommunications industry, federal regulation

Novembre 13, 2019 11:23AM

Still moving toward markets 30 years after the Berlin Wall

Tanja Porčnik

Eastern Europe's socialist economies opted for different paths to market liberalization.

Étiquettes:

Berlin, economic freedom, economic policy, socialism, protectionism, monetary policy

Novembre 8, 2019 9:11AM

Simply balancing Ontario’s budget won’t stop debt surge

Livio Di Matteo

The projected deficit will hit $9 billion in 2019-20.

Étiquettes:

ontario budget, ontario's finances, ontario's debt, Ontario's deficit, ontario government debt

Novembre 7, 2019 11:00AM

Ontario vs. Michigan—a tale of two manufacturing jurisdictions

Ben Eisen, Steve Lafleur

Compared to 2007, Ontario had 170,000 fewer manufacturing jobs in 2017.

Étiquettes:

ontario manufacturing, ontario jobs, ontario landscape, ontario employment, michigan

Novembre 5, 2019 9:29AM

It’s time to let equalization shrink

Ben Eisen

The equalization program will cost nearly $20 billion this year.

Étiquettes:

equalization payment, equalization payments, equalization policy, equalization program

Novembre 4, 2019 11:16AM

Ford government backtracks on amalgamation—which is good news for municipal accountability

Josef Filipowicz

In many cases, municipal employee wages were harmonized upwards.

Étiquettes:

amalgamation, municipal amalgamation, ontario amalgamation

Novembre 1, 2019 12:01PM

Ford government should more forcefully target deficit, housing costs

Livio Di Matteo

Ontario's provincial net debt is pushing $360 billion.

Étiquettes:

ontario deficit, ontario debt, ontario housing, ontario government debt

Octobre 31, 2019 1:33PM

Alberta’s fiscal plan—put the pedal to the metal

Vincent Geloso

To eliminate the deficit, the government’s four-year plan will cut program spending by 1.6 per cent over four years.

Étiquettes:

alberta finances, alberta budget, alberta government spending

Octobre 25, 2019 11:30AM

Our national unity pipeline

William Watson

The courts have been predictably intrusive about whether consultations were done correctly.

Étiquettes:

pipeline constraints, pipeline construction, carbon cap, fossil fuels, carbon emissions

Octobre 24, 2019 4:28PM

Alberta’s budget at a glance

Ben Eisen, Steve Lafleur

Additional spending reductions would have created additional fiscal room for pro-growth tax reform.

Étiquettes:

alberta budget, alberta's debt, alberta government spending, alberta's finances

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Eliminating barriers to competition—the overlooked remedy for high cellphone bills

Still moving toward markets 30 years after the Berlin Wall

Simply balancing Ontario’s budget won’t stop debt surge

Ontario vs. Michigan—a tale of two manufacturing jurisdictions

It’s time to let equalization shrink

Ford government backtracks on amalgamation—which is good news for municipal accountability

Ford government should more forcefully target deficit, housing costs

Alberta’s fiscal plan—put the pedal to the metal

Our national unity pipeline

Alberta’s budget at a glance

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