Undercutting the profits of drug companies is no way to reward them for their monumental contribution to our well-being.

Governments and charities should purchase vaccines and either donate them or sell them at discounted prices to poorer countries.

As the world watches massive national vaccination campaigns unfold, the direct positive impacts of pharmaceutical innovation on the health and well-being of the population could not be clearer.

Alors que les campagnes de vaccination nationales battent leur plein, les effets positifs de l’innovation pharmaceutique sur la santé et le bien-être de la population ne peuvent être plus clairs.

Nous devrions utiliser les données exhaustives de la RAMQ pour inciter différentes entreprises pharmaceutiques à venir s’établir au Québec ou pour conclure des ententes à l’israélienne.

The Montreal Economic Institute is one of five organizations calling for a timely examination of our collective finances, health care systems, options for economic growth, and more in the free e-book entitled “Life After COVID: What’s next for Canada?”

Do we really want to be deprived of travel in the name of dogmatic egalitarianism?

April 28, 2021 | 14 min. 50 sec. | Midi Pile (CKYK-FM) Interview (in French) with Miguel Ouellette, Director of Operations and […]

Il nous apparaît souhaitable que les voyages soient facilités pour les personnes disposant d’une preuve de vaccination. Pour le reste des secteurs, nous favorisons la mise en place d’un passeport vaccinal décentralisé et non obligatoire.

It has already been over a year since the pandemic turned our lives upside down and governments severely curtailed our individual freedoms. Thankfully, the vaccination campaign is now in full swing, so we can hope for a return to a better quality of life in the near future. This publication argues for the introduction of a non-mandatory, decentralized vaccine passport to help make this happen.