From the Fraser Institute By Grady Munro and Jake Fuss Adjusting for population growth and inflation, the Trudeau government has recorded the five-highest years (2018-2022) of per-person spending...
From the MacDonald Laurier Institute By Katherine Leung and Ivy Li Two politicians alleged by security experts to have close connections with the Chinese Consulates have been...
From the MacDonald Laurier Institute By Michael Bonner Where is the “fine line” between free speech and offence or hatred and what does it mean not...
From the MacDonald Laurier Institute By Ken Coates For generations, decisions about the North were made in Ottawa. While consultations improved, final decisions still rested outside...
From the MacDonald Laurier Institute By Peter Menzies What the reaction to David Menzies’ arrest tells us about the profession in Canada The best part about...
From the MacDonald Laurier Institute By Peter Menzies The government has broken new ground by involving itself in the business of judging the journalistic bona fides...
From the MacDonald Laurier Institute By Aaron Wudrick The government comforts itself in the fiction that the rules don’t apply to it On Tuesday, The Federal...
From EnergyNow.ca By Heather Exner-Pirot Enbridge’s announcement in September that it was acquiring three U.S.-based utilities for USD$14 billion saw Canada’s largest energy company also become...
From the MacDonald Laurier Institute By Jerome Gessaroli This poor policy will disproportionately hurt middle- and working-class Canadians. In December 2023, Steven Guilbeault, the federal minister...
From the MacDonald Laurier Institute By Steve Lafleur No one wants to solve the housing crisis enough to make the hard choices. It’s tempting to try...
