The dream of homeownership is dying. Here's how to revive it
Governments cannot afford to wait for new supply to come onto the market to address the dying dream of homeownership.
Governments cannot afford to wait for new supply to come onto the market to address the dying dream of homeownership.
Canadian policymakers must make trade easier here at home. Specifically, reduce barriers to trade, investment, and labour mobility between the provinces and territories.
This week‘s edition of The Hub’s Weekly Wrap reflects on some of the past week’s biggest stories, including Pierre Poilievre’s rhetoric deriding the corporate class and championing the working class, political developments around the carbon tax, and what the ongoing revelations of the ArriveCan scandal tell us about the competence of our government.
Executive Director Rudyard Griffiths and Editor-at-Large Sean Speer discuss the upcoming federal budget, as well as the flawed thinking behind an open letter from business executives arguing that the federal and provincial governments should mandate public pension plans to increase their investment in Canada.
This week, readers in Hub Forum engaged in discussions on whether there is hope for Canadian universities, how British Columbia and Alberta are playing with fiscal fire, and the dangers of believing in public policy fairy tales.
Productivity is in a tailspin. A greater share of GDP is spent on here-today-gone-tomorrow current spending by governments and households than in decades. Tax policy is uncompetitive.
Should Poilievre win, he’s been very clear about who he’ll be governing for: those Main Street Canadians who have too often been forgotten and left behind.
An adult’s absolute right to guaranteed privacy online in every circumstance in no way outweighs our duty to protect children from harmful content on the internet.
This week’s Hub Roundtable breaks down Pierre Poilievre’s decision this week to wade into the trans debate, as well as his support for age verification laws to access pornography. Plus, they break down Trudeau’s plummeting poll numbers.
Late last year the federal government released a report that compiled the opinions of Canadians on a modern regulatory framework for space.
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