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Hudak’s 100,000 jobs demolition plan: more extreme than the Harris years
Progressive Conservative Leader Tim Hudak’s campaign pledge to demolish 100,000 public sector jobs makes his mentor – former Premier Mike Harris – look like a…
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Cheap Power for Jobs (Except it Ain’t Cheap)
It has a nice political ring to it — “power for jobs”. That is what Glen Clark wanted to do with the Columbia River Treaty…
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Lac-Mégantic : camouflage de la vérité derrière l’échec de la réglementation
La semaine dernière, 10 mois après la catastrophe qui a frappé la ville de Lac‑Mégantic, les procureurs du gouvernement du Québec ont déposé des accusations…
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Fast Facts: You Get What You Pay For
Winnipeg’s mayoral race is now officially underway. Any serious contenders are going to have to convince a very skeptical public that they can turn around…
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Ontario’s Corporate Taxes Need a Rethink Not Groupthink
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Britain and British Columbia now moving in different directions on P3s. BC taxpayers may be the losers
A dozen years ago when Gordon Campbell’s newly elected British Columbia government decided it wanted to build its infrastructure with public private partnerships (P3s) it…
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Study: The Economic Leadership and Prosperity of Canadian Women
Testimony to the Standing Committee on the Status of Women, April 30, 2014 Download 124.72 KB5 pages Kate McInturff is a Senior Researcher at the…
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Expanding the Vision
Why Nova Scotia Should Look Beyond Econocentric Immigration Policy Download 481.91 KB 38 pages Nova Scotia’s immigration policy to-date has largely fallen into step with…
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Lac-Mégantic: Suppressing the Truth Behind Regulatory Failure
Last week, 10 months after disaster struck the town of Lac-Mégantic, Québec government prosecutors laid criminal charges against three front-line employees of Montréal Maine and…
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