Death rates in countries that rely on hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) for the treatment of Covid-19 appear to be dramatically lower than death rates in countries that discourage the use of the drug. A new study claims that the death rate in the countries that used HCQ early...
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Playing Fast and Loose with the Rule of Law
The scenes of lawlessness we see in cities like Portland, Oregon that have been playing out on our screens since the death of George Floyd appear to show creeping anarchy as we approach the November election. It appears that the rule of law has broken down. We do not...
Rejecting “Coronapsychosis” Could be Good for our Health
Little Belarus has been in the news due to the political turmoil following its presidential election early last month. While it isn’t high in the consciousness of most people in Western countries, it is one of the last European nations led by the kind of old-fashioned...
Rightsizing Government After the COVID Debacle
We can reasonably expect the COVID-19 pandemic to be over sometime later next year. While Canada will have reported thousands of deaths, the dark total will be nowhere near the original projections (perhaps 10,000 instead of 350,000), and about 80% of those deaths...
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Time to Stop Lockdowns, Vaccine Mandates and Crushing Our Charter of Rights
If one was to discuss the state of the world’s democracies in September of 2019, it would look entirely different than it does today in 2022. Three years ago, Canadians generally thought that: our democracy was relatively strong and citizens would defend their...
Propaganda Rules the World
One of the greatest books that explain how the world works is Propaganda by Edward Bernays. The man dubbed “the father of public relations” applied the psychological ideas of his uncle Sigmund Freud upon the masses, triggering their basic motivations to the benefit of...
Public health care cheaper say analysts
University of Toronto newpaper discusses the future of healthcare and medical savings accounts
Winnipeg’s Charter School Confusion
Frontier responds to Letters to the Editor in the Winnipeg Free Press criticizing a recent piece on charter schools.
Ruth Richardson, NZ Finance Minister 1990-93
Ruth Richardson, former New Zealand finance minister discusses the criteria for fiscally responsible government and the frontier of public policy (competitive delivery, transparency, flat taxes)
A Whitehall revolution?
Britain’s Labour Government pursures public sector reform.
Transformational Equalization
A 3 part series on making equalization a transformational policy..
The Honourable Sir Richard Prebble
A man who sat at the cabinet table during New Zealand’s seminal reforms in governance looks back at what was accomplished and discusses what has happened since.
Three Independent Think Tanks Offer New Prime Minister New Policy Vision
Three independent think tanks offer policy ideas to incoming Prime Minister Paul Martin
Mandate for New Leadership for a New Prime Minister
Three independent Canadian think tanks offers ideas to move Canada forward ..
Campus Radical
How Edmonton’s school board became a mecca for school reform