Août 30, 2024 10:00AM

Historic decline in Canadian living standards officially reaches five-year mark

Jake Fuss, Grady Munro

While the aggregate economy grew, inflation-adjusted GDP per person declined during the second quarter of 2024.

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Test scores help predict level of ‘knowledge capital’ entering the economy

Derek J. Allison

The production of knowledge capital helps fuel economic growth and prosperity.

Sujet:

Education

Étiquettes:

pisa scores, student achievement, student performance, standardized tests, education spending, student spending

Août 24, 2024 3:00AM

Virtual care will break the Canada Health Act—and that’s a good thing

Bacchus Barua

Patients will simply bypass the Canadian system entirely by having virtual consultations with doctors abroad.

Sujet:

Health Care

Étiquettes:

canada health act, virtual care, canadian medical association, online medical information

Août 23, 2024 1:30PM

Federal government’s capital gains tax hike is worse than you think

Jake Fuss, Grady Munro

Inflationary gains represent a significant share of the capital gains Canadians are currently realizing.

Sujet:

Government Spending & Taxes

Étiquettes:

capital gains tax, capital gains, taxes, tax hike, inflation, income tax

Août 21, 2024 11:35AM

B.C. woman’s plight underscores need for urgent health-care reform

Bacchus Barua, Mackenzie Moir

Patients in the province faced a 34.8-week wait to receive neurosurgical treatment.

Sujet:

Health Care

Étiquettes:

health care reform, wait times, universal health insurance, cost sharing, health care costs

Août 13, 2024 8:47AM

Endless spending increases will not fix Canada’s health-care system

Mackenzie Moir, Jake Fuss

From 1993 to 2023, health-care wait times have increased by 198 per cent.

Sujet:

Government Spending & Taxes, Health Care

Étiquettes:

health care spending, health care costs, health care wait times, wait times, waiting for treatment, physician supply

Août 11, 2024 4:30AM

Nighttime light intensity exposes failure of autocratic regimes

Vincent Geloso

Nighttime light is artificial so its level should depict—all else being equal—levels of development.

Sujet:

Economic Freedom

Étiquettes:

economic freedom, economic development, GDP, autocrats

Août 9, 2024 2:49PM

Government meddling contributes to doctor exodus in Quebec

Bacchus Barua, Yanick Labrie

Australia’s health-care system costs less than Canada’s yet delivers more rapid access to health-care services.

Sujet:

Health Care

Étiquettes:

accessory fees, Quebec health care, universal health care, health insurance, user fees, health care costs, canada health act

Août 8, 2024 4:38PM

Dearth of medical resources harms Canadian patients

Mackenzie Moir

Canada ranked 25th of 29 comparable countries with universal health care on the number of MRIs.

Sujet:

Health Care, Other Topics

Étiquettes:

patients, waiting for health care, doctor shortage, physician shortage

Août 2, 2024 5:30PM

An economist looks at North Shore Search and Rescue

Walter Block

The problem with the present system is that no one loses any money when tragedies strike.

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Historic decline in Canadian living standards officially reaches five-year mark

Test scores help predict level of ‘knowledge capital’ entering the economy

Virtual care will break the Canada Health Act—and that’s a good thing

Federal government’s capital gains tax hike is worse than you think

B.C. woman’s plight underscores need for urgent health-care reform

Endless spending increases will not fix Canada’s health-care system

Nighttime light intensity exposes failure of autocratic regimes

Government meddling contributes to doctor exodus in Quebec

Dearth of medical resources harms Canadian patients

An economist looks at North Shore Search and Rescue

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