Do universities do more harm than good?

This may be bad news for Albertans.

Newfoundlanders and Labrador government should reduce income tax rates for workers.

The Smith government should show real spending restraint in its upcoming budget.

Canada has been wrapping itself in regulatory red-tape for decades.

If the Alberta government wants to mitigate the province’s resource revenue rollercoaster, it can reach back its 2022 mid-year spending plan, which would help balance budgets even if resource revenues decline. Keep reading:

The Alberta government has indicated a desire to stabilize provincial finances and better insulate them from the volatility of resource revenues – and reverting to the government’s original 2022 spending plan can help. Learn more:

Should the P.E.I. government cut its business tax rate?

Thanks to our courts, Aboriginal rights have become more powerful than Charter rights.

How to fix the Toronto Transit Commission?

Should the federal government abandon its capital gains tax hike?

The approach of BC’s Campbell Liberal government offers a roadmap for policymakers in Ottawa to lead Canada back to prosperity. Keep reading: #canpoli

Policymakers in Ottawa should consider replicating BC’s successful tax reforms from 2001 to improve the economic and fiscal outlook for Canada. Learn more: #canpoli #FraserInstitute #canada #yvr #yyc #ottawa #vancouver

How can the Smith government protect the Heritage Fund and help ensure its growth?

It’s not just about security — it’s good for trade. #canpoli

That respect can provide tangible benefits. #canpoli

There’s another reason to keep our NATO spending pledge—it’s good for trade.

Why is child care such a mess in Ontario?

These costs are passed onto consumers in the form of higher prices.

The cost of even trying will quickly go far beyond what Canadians are willing to pay.