Canada is becoming a balkanized union of mini-fiefdoms at the mercy of Big Environment and narrow provincial interests
Tag: Canadian economy
Upcoming government budgets must focus on competitiveness
Canadian governments have done nothing to signal to investors, entrepreneurs and businesses that they have a plan to return the country to competitiveness
The green agenda comes at a high cost for Canadians
Government green programs impose costs on third parties. Consumers and taxpayers must pay for those policies, and the environment actually suffers
Canada paying the price for pipeline intransigence
Increasingly, the U.S. will compete with Canada for oil export markets, while more of its domestic needs are met by its own producers
We lack the tools to manage the 21st century economy
The digital economy isn’t just another phase in the industrial era. It’s an entirely new paradigm, with new assets and a much different value creation formula
Deboning the backbone of the Canadian economy
No one doubts that Canada needs tax reform. But there’s filleting and then there’s butchering
Protein providing muscle to the Smart Agri-Food Supercluster initiative
Four beef-sector case studies illustrate how SASC can magnify and amplify their impact
Trudeau putting Canada’s economic interests at risk
While Asian nations are interested in our goods and services, not one of them is interested in buying the values that Trudeau keeps proselytizing
Disability tax credit falls short for too many Canadians
Why is the Canada Revenue Agency denying the tax credit to those who need it most?
Scaling back CEO pay will drive top talent away
Introducing new regulations and taxes to diminish executive pay will ultimately damage the Canadian economy