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Ottawa’s civil service needs a Chrétien-style reset
Posted on October 23, 2025They say bureaucracy grows to meet the needs of the expanding bureaucracy. That certainly seems to be Ottawa’s motto these days, with the number of… Read More »
Pipeline politics won’t save us from Trump’s economic threats
Posted on October 16, 2025The federal and provincial governments are scrambling to shield Canada’s economy from U.S. President Donald Trump’s latest trade tantrum. But that effort is being hijacked… Read More »
Canadians need fact-based, fact-checked information
Posted on October 14, 2025In their 2018 book Truth Decay, Jennifer Kavanagh and Michael D. Rich of the RAND Corporation, wrote about the role news publishers and broadcasters play… Read More »
Canada Post is broken beyond repair
Posted on October 2, 2025Canada Post is broken. With billions in losses, declining relevance and taxpayer bailouts keeping it afloat, the time has come for serious reform. Germany faced… Read More »
Want to pay less tax? Move to Alberta
Posted on September 26, 2025Alberta is the only province in Canada without a provincial sales tax. It’s the city on the hill for taxpayers—shining bright while everyone else stumbles… Read More »
Canada’s small businesses are paying for Trump’s trade tantrum
Posted on September 18, 2025Here’s a true story. It happens to come from my family a few generations back, but you’ll find no shortage of similar tales across Canada.… Read More »
Carney’s tariff blunder cost you at the checkout
Posted on September 11, 2025Prime Minister Mark Carney’s decision to roll back most counter-tariffs on Sept. 1 is more than welcome relief at the checkout. It’s an admission the… Read More »