Federal support won’t help independent schools or education
Greater federal involvement could fundamentally reshape our decentralized approach to education policy, lead to policy homogeneity and hurt student performance
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Author: The Fraser Institute
Ontario’s proposed labour law changes will hurt young workers the most
Canadian evidence consistently shows minimum wage hikes result in fewer job opportunities for inexperienced and low-skilled workers
Read MoreChanging B.C.’s electoral system requires a referendum
Because electoral reform was not a major issue in the recent election campaign, the Green Party can’t claim a legitimate mandate for change without public input
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Alberta finance minister fear-mongers after credit rating downgrade
Rather than raise the spectre of massive disruptions to public services, Ceci should look to Saskatchewan for an example of productive spending discipline
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Alberta’s run of deficits tower over Ontario’s worst
The silver lining for Albertans is that until last year it was the only province with no net debt. But that’s changing quickly and the burden falls on taxpayers
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