The oil price differential is largely due to Canada’s lack of transportation capacity and restricted market access.

Between 2008 and 2016, 98.6 per cent of all net job-creation in Ontario took place in Toronto and Ottawa.

The government’s reliance on formal benefit-cost analysis will be a major barrier to the timely elimination of red tape.

In the 1970s the Bank of Canada switched to monetarist money-supply targeting.