From the Frontier Centre for Public Policy By Ian Madsen The government spends more every year, but your standard of living hardly budges. So is all...
The 20 projects currently undergoing a federal impact assessment have been in it for an average of 2.8 years Federal impact assessments should be fair, transparent,...
By Jim Rushton Nation-building takes hard work and goodwill A couple of weeks ago, I was feeling a little despondent about the chances that the present...
By Dan McTeague Earlier this month it was reported that Brian Kingston, the Canadian Vehicle Manufacturers’ Association CEO, had met with the prime minister along with the CEOs...
From the Fraser Institute By Jake Fuss and Grady Munro While Prime Minister Carney has promised to fix the rotten fiscal situation he inherited, based on...
Matthew Ehret Originally published on Pluralia Is it possible that Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has selected the worst of all possible pathways in his tight-rope...
By Sergio R. Karas for Inside Policy One of the most effective solutions would be to amend the Citizenship Act, making automatic citizenship conditional upon at...
From the Frontier Centre for Public Policy By David Leis Carney was supposed to herald change, but housing and affordability pressures are still hitting Canadians hard...
By Gwyn Morgan Mark Carney was supposed to be the adult in the room. After nearly a decade of runaway spending under Justin Trudeau, the former...
In August 2024, a shipment of zinc concentrate departed from the Port of Churchill — marking the port’s first export of critical minerals in over two...
