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. What do you think?”
The time to modernize Equalization is now.
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