Interview: Michael Zwaagstra discusses changes to Ontario’s sex-ed curriculum accompanied by scrapping discovery math model on The Roy Green Show. (~17 minutes)
Help Alberta’s Workers – Cut Corporate Taxes
This is a tale of two very different Alberta budgets. In 2001, the-then PC Alberta government aggressively attacked the province’s corporate tax burden. “Alberta should respond to the world-wide trend to lower corporate income tax rates,” the budget document advised. …
War on Ideas
The War on Ideas. Raising the bar on better public policy. Ideas have consequences in particular bad ideas. The Overton Window has shifted. Support a broader discussion of ideas that improve public knowledge, support Frontier Centre for Public Policy. High-performance public policy …
Let’s Make Equalization Accountable
Equalization diminishes productivity, hinders sustainable economic development, and lacks accountability and transparency. The federal government transfers billions of dollars in Equalization to provinces each year without evaluating whether the transfers achieve the intended goals. Here are three ideas for change. …
Equalization Hurts Every Canadian
The controversies that have erupted over equalization in recent days must seem tiresome to many Canadians. Our national debates on equalization have been marked by conflict, obscure technical jargon, little research on the impact of the program, excessive vitriol and …
Yet Another Billion Dollar Class Action Suit
The RCMP is facing another billion-dollar class action suit. Initiated by two former officers, it has the potential to reach back decades and involve tens of thousands of former officers, civilian employees and volunteers. The suit alleges harassment and bullying. …
The Environment: A True Story Part 19 – How We Measure The WMP
Part 19 of John Robson’s documentary comparing climate change alarmism with widely accepted facts about the past state and present condition of the Earth.