The Fraser Institute - Kindersley Clarion

Should equalization really grow forever?

Posted by Ben Eisen | Aug 24, 2017

A rule requiring payments to grow – no matter what the circumstances – can only exacerbate regional friction

Posted by Charles Lammam | Aug 22, 2017

The Canadian government has eliminated tax credits without using the resulting revenues to cut rates more broadly

Posted by Niels Veldhuis | Aug 21, 2017

Falling interest rates are an often-overlooked contributor to rising home prices in Canada’s most desirable markets

Posted by Steven Globerman | Aug 20, 2017

The U.S. administration is actually acting as a champion of the Canadian consumer

Posted by Ben Eisen | Aug 18, 2017

Government debt has grown much faster than the economy in recent years, and little change is expected over the next several years