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Food inspectors getting tough on olive oil fraud

By Atlantic Institute for Market Studies on Feb 3, 2019  

Food inspectors getting tough on olive oil fraud

Olive production in Italy was hard hit last year due to an early frost. The…

Colleges and polytechnics key to business innovation

By QUOI Media Group on Feb 3, 2019  

Colleges and polytechnics key to business innovation

By Sarah Watts-Rynard and Denise Amyot Canada is at an innovation crossroads. Productivity measures have…

B.C. education system performs well while holding line on spending

By The Fraser Institute on Feb 3, 2019  

B.C. education system performs well while holding line on spending

While other Canadian provinces experience decline in student performance despite increased education spending, in the…

Washington Consensus lit the fuse blowing apart the modern world

By Robert McGarvey on Feb 1, 2019  

Washington Consensus lit the fuse blowing apart the modern world

Pax Americana, the long-standing U.S.-inspired post-war world order, is unravelling like a cheap carpet. Apart…

The day the music died?

By Pat Murphy on Jan 31, 2019  

The day the music died?

To quote Don McLean’s song American Pie, Feb. 3 marks the 60th anniversary of the…

Music can touch our hearts and give us hope

By Gerry Chidiac on Jan 31, 2019  

Music can touch our hearts and give us hope

Lebanese-American writer Kahlil Gibran said, “Music is the language of the spirit. It opens the…

CPP takes bigger bite from Canadians

By The Fraser Institute on Jan 30, 2019  

CPP takes bigger bite from Canadians

By Jason Clemens, Jake Fuss and Milagros Palacios The Fraser Institute Canadians likely noticed that…

Could guaranteed income help us cope with automation?

By Atlantic Institute for Market Studies on Jan 29, 2019  

Could guaranteed income help us cope with automation?

The revolution of automation and artificial intelligence (AI) will be one of the most profound…

Is gambling a big deal to the NFL? You can bet on it

By Bruce Dowbiggin on Jan 29, 2019  

Is gambling a big deal to the NFL? You can bet on it

It’s late in Super Bowl LIII this Sunday. The driving New England Patriots, favoured by…

Why some of us prefer Conservative parties over their leaders

By Michael Taube on Jan 29, 2019  

Why some of us prefer Conservative parties over their leaders

An intriguing phenomenon is beginning to occur in our nation’s politics. Some Canadians seemed to…

We can’t let outside powers dictate law in Canada

By Frontier Centre for Public Policy on Jan 28, 2019  

We can’t let outside powers dictate law in Canada

The final report of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission called for the United Nations Declaration…

The tide of global freedom is receding, but there’s hope

By The Fraser Institute on Jan 28, 2019  

The tide of global freedom is receding, but there’s hope

Is the world losing its taste for freedom as we move further into 2019? Two…

Protect yourself against the rising tide of tech-based scams

By Frontier Centre for Public Policy on Jan 27, 2019  

Protect yourself against the rising tide of tech-based scams

“There’s a sucker born every minute,” 19th-century showman P.T. Barnum reportedly said. In fact, the…

Drinking the plant-based diet kool-aid

By Atlantic Institute for Market Studies on Jan 27, 2019  

Drinking the plant-based diet kool-aid

When the prestigious medical journal The Lancet published a 51-page report recently laying out a…

Temper your confidence in the science that runs your life

By Cardus on Jan 27, 2019  

Temper your confidence in the science that runs your life

The big success stories of our time have scaled at exponential rates – Facebook, Amazon,…

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