#FraserInstitute Archives - Page 13 of 37

Canadians should expect even more spending in federal fall economic statement

From the Fraser Institute By Jake Fuss and Grady Munro The Trudeau government will soon release its fall economic statement. Though technically intended to be an update on...

Energy5 months ago

Federal government’s ’carbon-free’ electricity target far-fetched

From the Fraser Institute By Elmira Aliakbari and Jock Finlayson and Tegan Hill A recent report by the Canada West Foundation, which analyzed 25 major projects that entered...

Education5 months ago

Too many bad ideas imposed on classroom teachers

From the Fraser Institute By Michael Zwaagstra The Waterloo Region District School Board recently announced it would remove garbage bins from classrooms, before suddenly reversing itself. Strange as...

Agriculture5 months ago

Ottawa may soon pass ‘supply management’ law to effectively maintain inflated dairy prices

From the Fraser Institute By Jerome Gessaroli Many Canadians today face an unsettling reality. While Canada has long been known as a land of plenty, rising...

Business5 months ago

How big things could get done—even in Canada

From the Fraser Institute By Philip Cross From Newfoundland’s Muskrat Falls hydro project, to Ottawa’s Firearms Registry and the Phoenix pay system, to Montreal’s 1976 Olympics,...

Alberta5 months ago

Ottawa’s oil and gas emissions cap will hit Alberta with a wallop

From the Fraser Institute By Kenneth P. Green Even if Canada eliminated all its GHG emissions expected in 2030 due to the federal cap, the emission...

Business5 months ago

Trump victory means Canada must get serious about tax reform

From the Fraser Institute By Jake Fuss and Alex Whalen Following Donald Trump’s victory in Tuesday’s presidential election, lower taxes for both U.S. businesses and individuals will be...

Fraser Institute5 months ago

U.S. election should focus or what works and what doesn’t work

From the Fraser Institute By Matthew D. Mitchell As Republicans and Democrats make their final pitch to voters, they’ve converged on some common themes. Kamala Harris...

Alberta5 months ago

Lesson for Ottawa—don’t bite the hand that feeds you

From the Fraser Institute By Tegan Hill The Alberta government has launched a campaign to inform Canadians about the negative impacts of the federal government’s cap...