Who put the energy illiterate in charge?
Energy policy is being shaped by politicians who don’t understand how energy works
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Canada is missing out on the global milk boom
Carney has a chance to fix Canada’s broken dairy system, but will he?
Canada’s election is over and now the real work begins
We can’t afford another lost decade
U.S. Google lawsuits could help save Canadian journalism
U.S. antitrust action could give Canadian media new leverage
Tax cuts are Canada’s best bet for growth
Cutting taxes and shrinking government isn’t risky. It’s necessary for prosperity
Canada’s international property rights ranking slipped in 2024
Canada must strengthen property rights to secure its economic prosperity
Carney’s central planning agenda will stall Canada’s growth
His top-down, bureaucratic approach will choke off growth and prosperity
Anti-vax conspiracies fuel Canada’s measles crisis
Misinformation and weak leadership are leaving Canadians vulnerable
Food producers burn while Ottawa worships at the altar of the auto sector
Farmers need action now, not more empty promises from Ottawa
The collapse of local news is fuelling a disinformation crisis
Local news is dying and that’s a threat to Canada’s democracy
Energy policy takes centre stage in high-stakes election campaign
Carney and Smith clash on emissions cap as industry demands action
Why the U.S. is winning and Canada is falling behind
Canada’s economic potential has been smothered by ideology and incompetence
It’s time to give the middle class a real tax break
Real relief starts with flattening the tax brackets
