Author: Vincent Geloso In 2018, the province’s net debt represented 43 per cent of the economy.Read more about Quebec, don’t fall prey to fiscal illusionTags: quebec budgetquebec fiscal updatequebec government Read More – The Fraser Institute
How a business prime minster might have handled SNC-Lavalin
Author: William Watson Canada would benefit from a stricter separation of business and state.Read more about How a business prime minster might have handled SNC-LavalinTags: snc-lavalinprime ministerbusinesscanadian governance Read More – The Fraser Institute
Alberta government should streamline application process and allow expansion of charter schools
Author: Angela MacLeod Charter school enrolment increased by 257 per cent.Read more about Alberta government should streamline application process and allow expansion of charter schoolsTags: charter schoolsalberta educationalberta schools Read More – The Fraser Institute
Spending, not lack of revenue, driving Ottawa’s red ink
Author: Livio Di Matteo All the estimates converge to a federal deficit of more than $12 billion by 2022-23.Read more about Spending, not lack of revenue, driving Ottawa’s red inkTags: federal government debtfederal government spending Read More – The Fraser Institute
SNC Lavalin: What would Sir Wilfrid do?
Author: William Watson A permanent responsibility of the prime minister of Canada is to avoid dust-ups between its two founding peoples.Read more about SNC Lavalin: What would Sir Wilfrid do? Tags: democracycanadian governancecorruption Read More – The Fraser Institute
Notley government doubles-down on the resource rollercoaster
Authors: Steve LafleurBen Eisen Alberta buys yet another ticket to ride the resource rollercoaster.Read more about Notley government doubles-down on the resource rollercoasterTags: alberta’s debtalberta’s deficitalberta budgetalberta deficit Read More – The Fraser Institute
Provide Schools Choice in Curriculum
Authors: Jason ClemensAngela MacLeod The government monopoly on education curriculum eliminates diversity and experimentation that can lead to better methods of teaching.Read more about Provide Schools Choice in CurriculumTags: pisa scoresbc education systembc schoolsindependent schools in bc Read More – The …
Wartime presidents added most to U.S. federal debt-to-GDP ratio
Author: Livio Di Matteo George W. Bush increased the ratio by 27.5 percentage points.Read more about Wartime presidents added most to U.S. federal debt-to-GDP ratioTags: federal debtdebt to GDP ratiodebt-to-GDP-ratio Read More – The Fraser Institute
Bank of Canada says housing crunch threatens Canadian economy
Author: Josef Filipowicz High housing costs and long commutes can discourage workers from moving to cities such as Toronto.Read more about Bank of Canada says housing crunch threatens Canadian economyTags: affordable housinghousing costshousing supply Read More – The Fraser Institute
ICBC 'fix' may be short-lived and costly
Author: John Chant ICBC loses almost $350 on every insurance policy it writes.Read more about ICBC ‘fix’ may be short-lived and costly Read More – The Fraser Institute
Another second-best solution for Alberta’s oil transport woes
Author: Kenneth P. Green Canada already exports more refined products than we import.Read more about Another second-best solution for Alberta’s oil transport woesTags: oil transportcrude oil transportoil transportationoil refinery Read More – The Fraser Institute
NEB report supports Trans Mountain pipeline expansion
Author: Elmira Aliakbari Compared to U.S. crude, Canadian heavy crude traded at a 41 per cent price discount.Read more about NEB report supports Trans Mountain pipeline expansionTags: crude oil pipelinepipeline constructionNEB Read More – The Fraser Institute
