Deteriorating Housing Affordability in Canada
The Frontier Centre for Public Policy has released the 2022 edition of Demographia Housing Affordability in Canada. This article includes the Executive Summary, with a link to the entire report. The report is authored by Wendell Cox, a senior fellow with the Frontier...
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Crime and Punishment
From the Ottawa Citizen Sharing a joint could result in a 2 year jail term.
Pacific Nations
It should be both a national economic and national security priority to expand our ability to supply energy to our trading partners in those regions.
No to Mandatory Student Unions
A new study released today by the Frontier Centre for Public Policy (FCPP), a think tank based in the Prairie provinces, criticizes student unions in general and especially the practice of “mandatory student unionism.”
Obama Abandons (Private) Labor: The Keystone decision is a signal to blue-collar workers that this is no longer their fathers’ Democratic Party.
The decision by the Obama administration to “delay” building the Keystone XL pipeline is a watershed moment in American politics. The implication of a policy choice rarely gets more stark than this. Put simply: Why should any blue-collar worker who isn’t hooked for life to a public budget vote for Barack Obama next year?
Quebec’s Tuition Increases Are Nothing To Protest Over: Quebec university students already among most highly subsidized
Ben Eisen discusses recent protests over tuition increases in Quebec, and argues that the province’s modest tuition hikes no cause for outrage.