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Newfoundland & Labrador is facing a budget deficit exceeding $1.8 billion Nova Scotia’s deficit is at $585 million, New Brunswick’s is at $245 million, and Prince Edward Island’s is at…
Read MoreShould the Ontario government specifically try to create growth in the manufacturing sector, or should it simply focus on creating the best possible environment for business, and be indifferent to…
Read MoreFrom the recent discoveries of mass graves at historical residential school sites, to the murder of a Muslim family in Ontario, to a disturbing rise in hate crimes against Muslims,…
Read MoreMarriage is on the decline for young Canadians. A new report from Cardus highlights that an increasing proportion of young adults aged twenty to thirty-four are living unpartnered, and those…
Read MoreGovernment’s face a choice: respond to fears of automation through a variety of focused and effective policies, or, leave things open for those who would promote protectionism over action. Public…
Read MoreWith Canada’s vaccination efforts hitting full stride and rates steadily increasing, Canadians are anxious to reopen and return to some approximation of normal life. And while much of these calls…
Read MoreThe Macdonald-Laurier Institute’s Quarterly Economic Report has been released and while Canada’s post-pandemic recovery is underway, two things are immediately apparent. As MLI Munk senior fellow Philip Cross outlines, the…
Read MoreThe Government of Canada and the Bank of Canada are set to renew their five-year inflation targeting agreement before it expires later this year. As they undertake extensive research and…
Read MoreWhat is required for a state to prosper? Adam Smith, over 260 years ago, offered this: “Little else is required to carry the state to the highest degree of opulence…
Read MoreAs the world grows ever more interconnected and dependent upon our digital systems and infrastructure, the threat of cyber attack grows exponentially important as well. Examples abound, from the recent…
Read MoreGrowing cooperation between First Nations and energy companies is on the rise, and this is a boon for both parties looking to prosper from the oil and gas industry in…
Read MoreIs Canada on the verge of an election? And what does that portend for each party’s prospects if so? Maclean’s senior political writer Paul Wells joins Intended Consequence, a StrategyCorp…
Read MoreAfter a traumatic year and a half of isolation and uncertainty, we are as a society desperate for a return to some sort of normalcy. But what, exactly, will that look like? What does normal mean now that the pandemic has fundamentally altered our behaviour and our outlook? A new white paper from Cardus examines the ways we’ve changed, and what exactly exiting from COVID will entail.
Read MoreFree trade and open markets have enabled a global standard of living that has lifted much of the world’s population out of poverty. But free trade is often pitted against the cause of environmentalism, the belief being they are necessarily at odds. A new report from the UK’s Centre for Policy Studies argues otherwise, and that in fact the two can and should be mutually reinforcing.
Read MoreThe great gains in technology and innovation that have made our modern era what it is would not have been possible without the internet. And certainly not without a free and open internet. But those ideals are slowly being eroded, and must be protected. A new report from the Innovation Frontier Project offers some recommendations.
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