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Terence Corcoran: Markets still prevail, from EVs to Anglo-Teck

In a world seemingly dominated by state capitalism, these developments are welcome signs that market realities dominate You can save this article...

yesterday 10

Terence Corcoran

Jack Mintz: This year saw the rise of state capitalism in North America. It won't work

Governments taking ownership positions in private companies or lending in exchange for direction will screw up as badly as in the past You can save...

yesterday 10

Jack M. Mintz

Philip Cross: The sad story of Justin Trudeau’s 'youthful idiots'

Young voters helped give Trudeau a majority in 2015. The policy decade that followed was not good for them, as many now realize You can save this...

yesterday 5

Philip Cross

Opinion: The no-more-pipelines MOU

Last month's agreement between Ottawa and Alberta removes very few, if any, barriers to pipeline development while creating new chokepoints You can...

yesterday 6

Andrew Roman

William Watson: Home for Christmas — and every other day, too

A new study shows how working from home brings big benefits in reduced taxes and housing costs — but don't touch our wages, workers say You can...

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William Watson

Bjorn Lomborg: Where to spend the world’s money in 2026

Twelve projects costing US$35 billion could do much more good than the $10 trillion the UN is spending on its official development goals You can...

previous day 1

Bjorn Lomborg

Matthew Lau: Toronto should ditch its land transfer tax

After turfing its left-wing mayor, Calgary is rolling back tax hikes. Toronto should, too, starting with its unfair land transfer tax You can save...

wednesday 3

Matthew Lau

Terence Corcoran: The new Rogers v. Rogers play gets a BS rating

Including the glorification of Canada’s competition chief You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an...

wednesday 10

Terence Corcoran

Opinion: Please, Santa, what Canada needs for Christmas is slimmer budgets

The federal budget has become unwieldy, packed with superfluous material that buries the key numbers deep where only experts can find them You can...

wednesday 1

Nick Dahir And Bill Robson

William Watson: What we need is an affordability crisis for government

Governments will want to throw money at the affordability crisis. What they should do instead is reduce taxes and other costs they impose on...

16.12.2025 1

William Watson

Joe Oliver: Rhetoric and MOUs don't make us an energy superpower

The Alberta-Ottawa agreement seems promising but doesn't yet move the country closer to realizing its energy potential You can save this article by...

16.12.2025 10