Who was Barbara Mitchell?

Août 25, 2015 1:59PM

It's abundantly clear—pipelines are safer than rail

By

Kenneth P. Green

Ninety-nine per cent of pipeline occurrences from 2003 to 2013 didn’t damage the environment.

Sujet:

Environment, Natural Resources

Étiquettes:

pipeline, albertas oil sands, rail transport

Août 25, 2015 10:04AM

Technology boom has lowered art costs, created new artistic tools

By

The 21^st century art world is more democratic than even the Dutch Republic could have imagined.

Sujet:

Étiquettes:

Instagram, foodies, art, Dutch Golden Age

Août 21, 2015 2:35PM

Canada faces increased competition in U.S. market

By

Steven Globerman

The stagnating growth of U.S. merchandise imports from Canada is cause for concern.

Sujet:

Canadian Perspectives on the U.S.

Étiquettes:

canada us relations, imports, canadian labour market

Août 20, 2015 11:40AM

A primer on equalization in Canada

By

Livio Di Matteo

Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall’s call for changes to Canada’s system of equalization makes an overview of that system timely.

Sujet:

Étiquettes:

canada, federalism, canada's federal equalization program

Août 20, 2015 10:48AM

Reforms bear fruit in First Nations community in Saskatchewan

By

Despite headlines about poverty and low graduation rates, some First Nations communities in Canada are experiencing success.

Sujet:

Aboriginal Policy

Étiquettes:

first nations, aboriginal economy, indian act

Août 4, 2015 3:12PM

Conversation impossible with today’s nationalist and religious states

By

Today, democracies share hardly any values with a revanchist Russia and the emergent hegemon in China, and no values with radical Islamists.

Sujet:

Economic Freedom

Étiquettes:

Russia, china, ISIS, middle east, democracies

Juillet 23, 2015 11:41AM

A national drug insurance program would likely subsidize those who don’t need it

By

Canadians with lower incomes already have access to comprehensive drug coverage. So why are some calling for a national drug program?

Sujet:

Étiquettes:

canada, prescription drug spending, canadas health care system

Juillet 23, 2015 9:46AM

The Affordable Care Act: rising costs, waning access

By

Five years after the passage of Obamacare, the results suggest that re-thinking the specifics of the Obamacare reforms, and any potential additional reforms, will be needed.

Sujet:

Canadian Perspectives on the U.S., Health Care

Étiquettes:

obamacare, access to health care, insurance premiums

Juillet 21, 2015 4:05PM

Keystone pipeline veto: What’s it mean for North American economic integration?

By

Steven Globerman

The obvious strong influence of the environmental lobby on the policy positions of Democrat office-holders poses a huge hurdle for future North American energy integration through initiatives such as cross-border pipelines.

Sujet:

Canadian Perspectives on the U.S., Natural Resources

Étiquettes:

keystone pipeline, canadian oil, barack obama

Mai 20, 2015 3:32PM

Education spending in Canada: truth by the numbers

By

Media reports often imply that spending on public elementary and secondary schools in Canada is dropping. But is this actually the case?

Sujet:

Étiquettes:

education spending, student enrolment, media coverage

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