It gives the government unprecedented powers and will likely make Canada even less attractive to investment than it is now, making a bad situation even worse.

The Carney government recently announced a $9.3 billion boost to defence spending.

Canada has an overdose of regulatory restrictions preventing building in Canada.

In Switzerland and Germany, patients have universal access to high quality care but receive it in a far timelier fashion.

Alberta’s deficit will mean more taxpayer dollars will be diverted to pay debt interest.

Since there’s obviously a huge demand for these specialty schools, the TDSB should open more of these schools.

The CPPIB’s objective should be risk-adjusted financial returns.

Commercial investment decisions are best made by independent private investors, not government officials.

The governments of British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Quebec subsidize independent schools.

In Ottawa, Bill C-5 will prioritize projects in the “national interest” giving the federal cabinet authority to expedite approvals and funds for select projects.

Canada's labour force is shrinking because of retirements from an aging workforce and younger people staying in school longer.