The federal government should withdraw from the health sector.

The threat of a renegotiation of our trade relations with the United States still exists.

Simpler and less costly regulation for food trucks in Montreal.

Since last fall, the Canadian health care system has once again become a source of bickering. The federal government, which is a significant funder of the provinces’ health programs, wants to limit the rate of increase of its transfers and force provinces to spend on specific areas like mental health and home care. The territories and certain provinces have bowed to pressure from Ottawa, but four of the five most populous provinces are still refusing the federal offer. While it is political in nature, economic analysis of this conflict can provide some useful insights.

The federal government should withdraw from the health sector.

The normal retirement age should be reviewed.

Quebec must not interfere in the management of reward programs.

Many women's products are sold at a higher price than products targeting male customers.

Is free trade good for all?

The chronic underfunding of the Quebec university system.