The Price of Public Health Care Insurance, 2016 Edition helps Canadians better understand that health care is not free; Canadians pay for it through their tax bill. It finds that that the average Canadian family with two parents and two children earning $122,101 will pay $11,494  for public health care insurance in 2016.

The Fraser Institute’s Report Card on Alberta’s High Schools 2016 is  the go-to source for measuring school improvement. The report card provides parents with information they can’t easily get anywhere else. In addition to five years of academic results, the report card shows which Alberta high schools have improved, or fallen behind, based on five academic indicators derived from provincewide test results, grade-to-grade transition, and graduation rates.

The Costs of Pipeline Obstructionism finds that the Canadian economy is losing billions of dollars in industry revenues and government royalties due to lengthy delays of pipeline project approvals.