After the release of today’s StatsCan Daily, you can see why the debate over the “hollowing out” of Corporate Canada by foreign investors continues to rage. No…wait…actually that debate has…
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Columnist Lorne Gunter and the National Post editorial board are making a valiant effort to resuscitate Triple E Senate reform in the face of Jack Layton’s revival of the NDP’s…
In today’s National Post, Liberal Finance critic Scott Brison makes his case for why this is the wrong time for carrying through on the corporate tax cuts that have been…
Prime Minister Harper heads to Washington today with border issues high on the agenda and I cannot help but recall my trip to Chicago earlier in the week. My hosts…
Here in Chicago to talk with numerous US audiences about Canada-US relations in the middle of the snow storm of the last few decades. Perhaps surprisingly, lots of people braved…
The other day I was on TV opposite Jim Stanford of the Canadian Auto workers. The topic: corporate tax cuts. As usual, Jim was a worthy opponent, although I disagreed…
The Prime Minister and Rob Moore, Minister of State (Small Business and Tourism), just announced the creation of the Red Tape Reduction Commission, which will work to reduce the burden…
What a tangled web we weave when first was practise to…subsidise political parties (with apologies to Sir Walter Scott). A number of commentators have worked themselves into a state of…
Writing in the January 6th National Post, Megan O’Toole reports that, “Convicted terrorist Shareef Abdelhaleem has provided the courts with no indication of remorse and little hope he will reform,…
Today’s Financial Post reveals the startling news that brewers in Quebec don’t think they’re allowed to charge enough for beer. If they were selling TVs, or cars or jeans, of…