Tired of the sterile debate between dogmatists on both sides of the climate change debate? Time for a fresh look at a hugely complex issue that both sides are guilty…
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In my latest column for The Hill Times today, I argue that we need to think differently about climate change. We need a climate policy that would accept the risk of manmade climate change,…
In today’s National Post, I write about Nobel Prize-winning economist and philosopher F.A. Hayek and his seminal contributions to our world’s intellectual and policy life. The full column below: We’re…
In my latest column for the Ottawa Citizen, I write about how “charter cities” could transform the developing world and the vital role Canada can play. The full column below:…
On May 8, 2012, Brian will present at the Conference for Advanced Life Underwriting (CALU) Annual General Meeting in Ottawa. He will discuss the economic opportunities available to Canada to an…
Canada and the European Union (EU) are deep in negotiations on a trade agreement (CETA) that would link our two economies. Today is also the day that the friends of…
If we as a society want more risk-taking, more investment, and more tax revenues those activities generate, then we are smart to use the tax system to encourage them. The…
In my latest column for The Hill Times, I discuss why there is no realistic alternative to the F-35s and that the government should have the courage to say so…
In my latest column for the Ottawa Citizen published on April 7th, I discuss Alberta politics and how Danielle Smith, the ambitious and personable leader of the Wildrose Party who…
In today’s Ottawa Citizen, I outline several reforms that would help facilitate a more constructive focus to the National Energy Board’s work while balancing opponents’ rights to be heard with the country’s…