The Impact of Land-Use Regulation on Housing Supply in Canada spotlights 68 municipalities (including 18 of Canada’s largest) and finds that onerous municipal regulations for residential development are reducing the supply of new homes in Canada’s biggest cities and contributing to rising home prices.

A Diverse Landscape: Independent Schools in Canada -- a first of its kind study -- categorizes every independent school in Canada. It finds that the majority of independent schools—schools which operate outside the public system—have a religious or alternative teaching approach and don’t conform to the elite stereotype.

The Imperative of a Referendum is the first in a series of essays on electoral reform in Canada—spotlighting the conventions that guide governments seeking to change electorar rules (i.e. first-past-the-post).  The essay also examines whether or not any changes to Canada’s electoral system, without consent from the electorate via referendum, would be constitutional.