The Fraser Institute - Kindersley Clarion

Taxing First Nations encourages accountability, good governance

Posted by Joseph Quesnel | May 9, 2017

Indigenous citizens would have real control over their communities and destinies if more funds were generated through taxes on reserves

Posted by Ben Eisen | May 8, 2017

The stakes in collective bargaining sessions remain high. Alberta faces a $10.3-billion budget deficit with more big deficits planned

Posted by Ken Green | May 7, 2017

Homebuilders were asked how long they wait for permit approvals, how much it costs, how often rezoning is required and the scope of local opposition

Posted by Steve Lafleur | May 6, 2017

To take pressure off the cost of living in Vancouver, the city should build more housing units on its limited geographic footprint

Posted by Livio Di Matteo | May 4, 2017

In the first 50 years after Confederation, the ethos was that taxing incomes weakened Canada’s competitive position. That changed in 1917