Access to medications shouldn’t depend on your job
Members of Parliament mulling options for publicly-funding medications will likely take their sweet time. There’s…
Sooner or later, we will turn away from oil
Should Alberta be allowed to move its unrefined diluted bitumen to British Coumbia’s tidewater in…
UCP: go back to school on proposed education reforms
By Angela MacLeod and Jason Clemens The Fraser Institute Alberta’s United Conservative Party (UCP) recently…
Prepping for the reality of privatizing Canada’s power utilities
Public power utilities from B.C. to Newfoundland have expanded enormously, adding copious debt to provinces.…
Crossing the hard line between the judiciary and politics
The jury trial of Gerald Stanley, charged with second-degree murder in the death of Colten…
Where the rule of law weakens, freedom wanes
For the first time in decades, basic human freedom is under attack globally. Journalists and…
Broad social change must first be an inside job
As we look at the world, it’s very easy to give up hope. We see…
“Progressive” trade agenda leads to regressive results
If Brett Wilson were still taking business pitches on Dragons’ Den, he would never partner…
Upcoming government budgets must focus on competitiveness
By Jason Clemens and Niels Veldhuis The Fraser Institute Canada has become a less appealing…
Health Canada’s suggested new food labelling has limitations
When it comes to food, the current federal government is big on consultations. Health Canada…