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Which Provinces Struggle the Most to Keep Young Nurses?

Canadian health care systems struggle to hold on to their young nurses, reveals this MEI publication. “For every 100 nurses we train in the country, 40 are leaving the profession before their 35th birthday,” states…

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Protect the Caribou without Bankrupting Our Rural Regions

The federal government’s decree seeking to protect certain woodland caribou herds would result in the loss of at least 1,990 jobs in Quebec’s rural regions, according to this Viewpoint published by the MEI. “If the…

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Can Cross-Border Healthcare Be the Safety Valve for Waiting Lists in Canada?

Allowing Canadian patients to get reimbursed from the government for care received outside the country – just like Europeans do – would help reduce waiting times, according to this Economic Note published jointly by the…

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The reason to care about economics, and the reason to study it, is not just to understand material well-being, but instead it's about a much bigger picture: how we cooperate in a world of strangers and diversity, and how we turn that cooperation into better and longer and more peaceful lives for more people.

Steven Horwitz (1964-2021), Distinguished Professor of Free Enterprise, Ball State University.

MEI in the Media

Op-eds

Financial Post, p. FP8

Federal caribou decree will hammer rural Quebec

To save a handful of woodland caribou, Ottawa seems willing to sacrifice the jobs and…
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Health Care

National Post, p. A8

Reduce wait times by allowing patients to seek care of out of country

The European Union has set an example for how to reduce health-care waitlists. Canada should…
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Sun Media Papers

Want to win in Canada? Sorry, that might not be possible

If we young Canadians don’t prioritize policies that attract the investment needed to be competitive,…
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