The skating rink example is handy for politicians who are reflexively reluctant to reform and reduce spending,
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Keep looking: You still won't see any 'race to the bottom' on dropped tax rates.
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Winter has a bit more of an edge in Canada, even if we enjoy it.
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Pope Francis’s capitalism critique is too general but there is indeed a problem with crony capitalism.
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The benefits of free trade are no longer championed by the political parties.
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Why Jordan Peterson drives progressives nuts: Because he's liberal and they're not.
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People afraid of debate or who lack confidence in their own ideas inevitably try to shut down the opinions and advocacy of others.
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Carbon emissions are down by a record amount in the Lone Star State. Here's why...
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Governments often like to hide potentially embarrassing facts. They sometimes go to extraordinary lengths to do so.
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The Supreme Court of Canada decision is welcome. It might not be enough.
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Jack up Alberta’s tax rates to British Columbia’s levels and it becomes much easier to ignore Alberta as a place to live, work and invest.
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Canadian soldiers and others perished to protect people from just such unjustifiable interventions.
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When politicians run deficits 70 per cent of the time they are abusing their self-appointed privilege.
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To permanently moderate taxes and fees requires getting civic spending under control. That requires short- and long-term policies.
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The release of new documents related to the JFK assassination won't satisfy conspiracy theorists.
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The lesson should be obvious: One comparative economic advantage for Canada is in natural resources.
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Civilizations and their ideas matter; skin colour doesn't.
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The Bombardier-Airbus deal finally rips away the pretense that corporate welfare is about domestic job creation.
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Hong Kong’s British governors and their more recent Chinese equivalents have long understood that a flourishing economy results from entrepreneur-friendly, moderate tax rates.
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A New Brunswick family earning $75,000 will yet pay double the income, sales and fuel tax bill when compared to the same family in Saskatchewan.
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