Migrating seniors are likely to have paid most of their lifetime taxes in one province while consuming most of their health care in another
Month: November 2017
Patients being kept in the dark about best treatment plans
To fight costs, Canadian patients are being denied coverage for biologics until all other (less expensive and less effective) measures are explored
Grocers seek to restock the industry with innovation
Recent Canadian grocery sector layoffs are about redefining business models more than trimming costs
The day I was mistaken for Robert Mugabe
My first instinct was to reverse rapidly out of the courtyard and melt away into the busy streets. But when was I going to get another shot at these guys?
Fed’s Clean Fuel Standards will kill jobs: Just look at Ontario
The soon to-be-announced clean fuel regulations are just the latest example of politicians catering to climate activists
Angry times require rational argument
But in the time of Trump, there is too little reasoned articulation of viewpoints and too much posturing and pouting. It puts us all at risk
The flap over tailings pond bird deaths lacks perspective
It’s just plain crazy to let ‘I-hate-oilsands’ activists frame our national energy agenda based on an immaterial number of bird deaths
‘Just spend more’ is not sound fiscal policy
The federal government is digging a perilously deep debt hole that will take Canadian taxpayers years to climb out of
Looking backward to predict future investment performance
Be sure to read the fine print if you see a variable-rate investment such as an ETF or a mutual fund advertising what looks like a promised future return
Attacks on hydraulic fracturing in B.C. defy settled science
A public inquiry will simply play into the hands of those who oppose energy production in B.C., depriving the province of significant economic benefits