Les misères du système de santé canadien
Il est temps d’aller au-delà du faux dilemme entre l’universalité et le modèle américain, et de regarder vers l’Europe
Waiting for health-care reform
By one estimate, at any given moment, over one million Canadians — three per cent of the entire population — are waiting for a medical treatment.
Comment rendre le secteur forestier québécois plus compétitif?
Une gestion plus efficiente de la forêt représente un gain économique pour le Québec et une opportunité de réduire les gaz à effet de serre à un coût très faible, voire négatif.
The perils of attacking inequality through redistributive policies
When public policies emphasize growth and opportunities, as opposed to explicitly targeting the reduction of income inequality through redistribution, everyone tends to get richer.
Tear down these walls! Canada could finally become the free-trading dynamo envisioned in 1867
The best way for liberalization to happen is for a province or territory to act unilaterally to end its own barriers.
Artificial intelligence will create more jobs than it displaces – and better ones
The rapid development and deployment of AI is an opportunity.
The CRTC needs to get out of the way
The CRTC must proactively rescind the telecom exception and reintegrate the sector under the general competition regime.
Intelligence artificielle: des emplois meilleurs et plus nombreux
The rapid development and deployment of AI is an opportunity.
Betting on technological and financial innovation to fight climate change
Fighting climate change with technological innovation.
L’entrepreneuriat fait-il une différence en santé?
Facilities funded by the public purse but run by entrepreneurs provide a better environment for patients.