In a time of sluggish productivity growth, internal trade liberalization may be one of the few policy tools available to drive lasting improvements—and quickly.

Alberta’s shift to activity-based hospital funding could be the blueprint other provinces need to fix Canada’s ailing health-care system.

Les politiques nationales qui ont miné notre prospérité au cours des 10 dernières années relèvent directement du contrôle de nos politiciens fédéraux.

Net-zero policies might be lofty, aspirational goals, but we must not forget how these could affect us and that there are risks associated with intermittent energy sources.

Voici les six questions que le gouvernement fédéral devrait se poser à propos de chaque règlement existant – ou envisagé.

It costs money and man hours for governments to enforce rules and for businesses to comply with them yet often there’s no clear benefit.

As we appear to be heading toward the second Canada Post strike in less than a year, the question now is whether we’ll be able to learn from our past mail mistakes or simply stay lost.

Most parties promise tax cuts, which is good. But analysis focuses on the ‘cost’ to Ottawa. Keeping your money is not a cost.

As long as appropriate guardrails are in place, patients are better off in hospitals where financial considerations serve as an incentive to treat more of them, rather than a limitation.

Le secteur public ne cesse de croître alors que le Québec fait face à un déficit historique, ce qui appelle à une révision complète des dépenses.