Reading Time: 3 minutes Far more job opportunities are available with a 30-minute commute by car than by public transit
Author: Joseph Quesnel
Joseph Quesnel received a BA honours in political science and history from McGill University and is currently completing a master of journalism degree from Carleton University, with a specialization in public affairs reporting. Joseph has over 15 years of experience in print journalism including over three years as lead staff writer at the Drum/First Perspective, a national Aboriginal publication.
Will Manitoba Premier choose the path to Indigenous prosperity?
Reading Time: 3 minutes Premier Kinew has an opportunity to chart a new path for Manitoba
Canada’s property rights slipping behind global competitors
Reading Time: 4 minutes Property rights protections deliver prosperity and good jobs for all Canadians
Manitoba election an opportunity to halt climate extremism
Reading Time: 3 minutes Time to lay down the gauntlet against green extremists’ unjustified war on natural gas
Tennessee takes lead to protect cross-border energy projects
Reading Time: 3 minutes Passed a law limiting the power of local governments to regulate energy infrastructure
The Biden administration’s disconcerting bias against Canadian oil
Reading Time: 3 minutes His inconsistent approach to pipelines is raising eyebrows
A citizen-led movement key to protecting property rights in Canada
Reading Time: 3 minutes Governments can literally seize the land beneath your feet
Manitoba’s prosperity tied to property rights protection
Reading Time: 3 minutes Performs well on property rights index but could do better
Strengthening property rights part of the answer to Canada’s housing crunch
Reading Time: 4 minutes Inadequate safeguards for property rights affecting housing affordability
Energy divestment is anti-Indigenous
Reading Time: 4 minutes Activists’ class-based elitism allows “development and progress for me, but not for thee”