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Trevor Tombe: Canada’s growing debt is sustainable, but risky
By 2025, Canada’s federal debt may increase by roughly $716 billion — nearly double our pre-COVID level. And 2020 and 2021 alone account for over $520 billion of that. With such staggering sums, it’s natural to wonder what this means for the future.
Veronica Green: Gender analysis should go beyond the prototypical Liberal woman
Robert Asselin: The federal budget has no answers on the question of growth
Mitchell and Mrozek: A national daycare system is simply a bad idea
The federal budget breaks records in all the worst ways: MEI
How do workers perceive automation risks? It’s complicated, AEI study finds
What does Biden’s election mean for Canada – U.S. trade relations?
Decadence, neoliberals and more: Ross Douthat on Conservative Conversations
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Patrick Luciani: Blame government overreach for the decline in trust
Public trust in government institutions is in freefall
Boessenkool and Roth: The key to childcare is choice and flexibility
The key difference in this debate is between those who would maximize flexibility for working parents and those who would build an entirely new one-size-fits-all institution for the care of children
Sean Speer: What is all this spending going to get us?
We know the sticker price, but we rarely know what we’re actually getting or what we might have gotten instead.
Clemens & Palacios: Positive economic news masks underlying weaknesses
While Canadians should welcome good news, these latest numbers should not mask the underlying weaknesses of the Canadian economy
Ray Pennings: Trust is our core currency
Yes, trust is on the decline but business and commerce can’t fix what is broken
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