Trevor Tombe: Alberta’s oil bonanza could last another generation, at least
29 June 2023
‘This is significant’: Hub Politics on Carney’s disappointing budget being overshadowed by a dramatic floor crossing
‘More continuity than change’: The Hub reacts to Mark Carney’s big-spending budget
The Supreme Court’s child porn ruling lays bare the limits of its imaginary idea of justice
‘It’s a big hole we dug’: Why Carney’s budget success depends on Alberta
‘Bet against the president winning’: Could an American Supreme Court ruling save Canadian trade?
‘This is significant’: Hub Politics on Carney’s disappointing budget being overshadowed by a dramatic floor crossing
‘More continuity than change’: The Hub reacts to Mark Carney’s big-spending budget
The Supreme Court’s child porn ruling lays bare the limits of its imaginary idea of justice
‘It’s a big hole we dug’: Why Carney’s budget success depends on Alberta
‘Bet against the president winning’: Could an American Supreme Court ruling save Canadian trade?
Trevor Tombe
Trevor Tombe is a professor of economics at the University of Calgary, the Director of Fiscal and Economic Policy at The School of Public Policy, a Senior Fellow at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute, and a Fellow at the Public Policy Forum.
Trevor Tombe: As productivity plunges, Ontario and Alabama now have the same per capita GDP
15 June 2023
Trevor Tombe: Do Canadians have a debt problem?
1 June 2023
Trevor Tombe: Should Canadians fear a central bank digital currency?
18 May 2023
Trevor Tombe: The race between Danielle Smith and Rachel Notley is razor thin
1 May 2023
Trevor Tombe: Capping oil and gas emissions is a bad idea
20 April 2023
Trevor Tombe: The lasting consequences of interest rate hikes
6 April 2023
Trevor Tombe: French pension protests prompt the question: How secure is the Canada Pension Plan?
23 March 2023
Trevor Tombe: The pandemic’s lasting scars on Canada’s economy
9 March 2023
Trevor Tombe: We could be undergoing the sharpest housing contraction ever—and homes are still historically unaffordable
23 February 2023
Trevor Tombe: Is Ottawa strapped for cash?
7 February 2023
Trevor Tombe: Printing more and more money isn’t the Bank of Canada’s only option
24 January 2023
Trevor Tombe: Ontario getting hundreds of millions in equalization means the program isn’t serving its purpose
16 January 2023
Trevor Tombe: Are rising profits fueling inflation?
14 October 2022
Trevor Tombe: Canada’s not-so-Great Resignation: It’s retirements we should really be worried about
20 September 2022
Trevor Tombe: Why I was wrong about inflation
2 August 2022
Trevor Tombe: The higher educated are benefitting the most from Canada’s economic recovery
14 July 2022
Trevor Tombe: What increased military spending may mean for Canada’s budget
30 March 2022
Trevor Tombe: A debt-free Alberta by 2030? It’s possible
2 March 2022
Trevor Tombe: Making sense of high inflation in Canada
25 January 2022
