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Temptation to choose sides will be powerful for Canadian politicians, but it's best if they stay out of it You can save this article by registering...
Either the Liberals and Beijing accuse the Conservatives of being like Trump or the Tories self-censor for fear of seeming like Trump You can save...
Ottawa is pushing mutual recognition of standards rather than harmonization. That's good. But progress is slow and needs more leadership You can...
A crunch is coming as Ottawa keeps pushing its 2035 ban on gas-powered cars even as the demand for EVs begins to sag You can save this article by...
Politicians are lining up to influence pension fund investment decisions. For the sake of future retirees, they need to be resisted You can save...
Ontario and Canada both need a tax-cutting, budget-balancing, expenditure-reducing Mike Harris revolution like the one 30 years ago You can save...
Many of our allies depend on Canadian energy, including fossil fuels. We need to develop it responsibly, but we do need to develop it You can save...
Low corporate taxes and friendly regulation fuelled the rapid growth that made Ireland a productivity leader You can save this article by...
Thirty years after the publication of the Common Sense Revolution's election platform, media and academics still have it wrong. In fact, it worked...
How is a grocery chain whose profit margin is a little over 3% supposed to cut its prices by 15%? You can save this article by registering for free...
Governments need to set fiscal guideposts and stick to them. They also need to simplify taxes and regulation and stop sabotaging growth You can...
Flat productivity coming out of the pandemic is now being blamed on markets rather than a forced shutdown followed by monetary explosion You can...
Ottawa has to stop announcing tax changes and then backing off because they don't work. It's time for a seriously simpler system You can save this...