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No exceptions to Canada’s dismal economic growth story(Appeared in the Globe and Mail) by Ben Eisen and Jake FussOntario, once the engine of Canada’s economy, has averaged -0.1 per cent growth. Ottawa’s ‘green economy’ fails to produce promised economic benefits(Appeared in the Edmonton Sun) by Julio Mejía, Elmira Aliakbari and Jake FussThe annual cost of spending and tax credits to promote the green sector increased by more than 380 per cent. Aboriginal title—a national, constitutional threatby Bruce PardyGovernments and courts have thrown property rights into turmoil, and the ensuing risks and costs affect all Canadians. A New Year’s resolution for the Eby government—stop overspending(Appeared in the Western Standard) by Ben Eisen and Tegan HillThe province's $11.2 billion projected budget deficit for 2025/26 will be the largest in Canada. Policy uncertainty continues to damage Canada’s mining potentialby Julio Mejía and Elmira AliakbariTo build new mining projects and help spread prosperity, Canadian jurisdictions must attract investment. U.S. could learn from Canada and scrap the Department of Education(Appeared in the Epoch Times New York) by Michael ZwaagstraSchools can run just fine without oversight from a federal department. B.C. municipalities are spending more—but are services improving?by Ben Eisen and Austin ThompsonA chandelier art project under Vancouver’s Granville Street Bridge was expected to cost $1.2 million, but ultimately cost $4.8 million. New Brunswick must do health care differently to shorten wait times and improve system(Appeared in the New Brunswick Telegraph-Journal) by Nadeem Esmail and Alex WhalenThe province's median wait time was 60.9 weeks, which is more than double the national average. New Mexico now dead last in economic freedom(Appeared in the Albuquerque Journal) by Paul Gessing and Matthew D. MitchellJurisdictions with higher levels of economic freedom have higher incomes, faster growth and less poverty. |
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