As with the 2008 financial crisis, such an impact presents an opportunity for far-left and far-right extremists to recruit off the back of legitimate grievances. Coupled with the divisive nature of modern politics, as well as the fact that people are spending more...
The Liberal Party government has blocked FinTech companies from distributing aid to businesses affected by the pandemic. In the age of cryptocurrencies and Robinhood, Ottawa clings to banks and relics such as cheques by mail. PayPal, Wave, and the Canadian Lenders...
First, some background. In 1969, the federal government passed the Freshwater Fish Marketing Act (FFMA). The FFMC created a federal Crown corporation that acted as the sole buyer of freshwater fish caught in western Canada, northern Canada, and parts of northern...
It’s been disconcerting to watch the state of police-community relations south of the border deteriorate into mass protests, violent confrontations, and the tragic abuses of police powers recorded on video for everyone to see. It’s easy to become a little smug given...
As predicted weeks ago, Albertans did not need to hold their breath for Ottawa’s approval of the Frontier oil sands mine. Reports of massive opposition within the Liberal Party caucus and rumours of an appeasing “economic aid” package for the province were strong...
Aéroports de Montréal, ‘ADM’, whose main asset, Montreal-Trudeau International Airport’s symbol is YUL, is the umbrella company for the airport serving metropolitan Montreal, domestically and internationally. Its market area is larger: most of Quebec and much of...
Prices, markets, incentives and fiscal responsibility from Canada’s Greens? You better believe it.
Environmental policy is no longer the purview of statists and interventionists. A new view that puts human needs in the equation is emerging.
New Zealand reformed its electoral system, and wishes it hadn’t.
If we want the Canadian Wheat Board to be an effective economic agent, its governance must better reflect the interests of its largest producers.
Denmark’s Bjørn Lomborg continues his quest for a world that is both “smart” and “green.”
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La Belle Province defies a sensible trade ruling and continues its long history of forbidding coloured margarine.
Canada is finally moving towards an environmental policy for farmers that works, because it respects their rights.
The Frontier’s conversation with Jim Harris, Leader, the Green Party of Canada.