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What holds Canada together?
It certainly isn’t any sense of national purpose
Taxing the unvaccinated takes us down a slippery slope
What’s next? A tax on fat people?
Quebec needs to defang its repressive Bill 96
A sensible government would immediately recognize that it is playing with fire
Oil and gas extraction sector contributes $53B to federal finances
Alberta’s resource extraction is significant, and much of its revenues (as well as other economic activity and taxes) end up in provinces such as Quebec via federal transfers
Ban on hydrocarbons: Quebec is asleep at the well
Quebec turning itself into an object of international ridicule
Quebec’s Bill 96 will have many economic consequences
Quebec companies that do business abroad will have an incentive to base some of their more vital operations outside the province
Policy uncertainty continues to hurt Canada’s mining industry
To attract the investment required to develop resources, mitigating the risks of policy uncertainly needs to be a top priority
The compelling case against universal child care
The Quebec system offers an opportunity to dive deeply into outcomes. The results aren’t promising for children
Lockdown hysteria defies COVID-19 reality
Given that infections don’t by a long shot equal hospitalizations, civil libertarians are rightly sounding warning bells
The HORROR! COVID-19 diagnosis could save Trump’s campaign
The entire Democratic Party strategy – to make the election a referendum on Trump – now lays on the floor, discarded
Fracking can lift the Maritimes out of economic doldrums
Maritime provinces and Quebec should be developing their resources now as natural gas prices recover
Leslyn Lewis could be our next, next prime minister
One day, if all the pieces fall in place, she might well be ready to lead this nation forward
