Cryptocurrency regulations don’t serve customers
New Canadian rules shift all the burden and risks to consumers, and may push away investors…
Canada’s debt is piling up again
Our ability to deal with the economic effects of COVID-19 is really a fiscal dividend from the actions of earlier governments…
Easing urban traffic congestion no simple task
Cities are establishing taxes on electric cars and other low-emission vehicles to reduce traffic and raise infrastructure funds…
Alberta spending restraint must start with MLAs
Unfortunately, the UCP’s rhetoric has been on-point but its bite hasn’t matched its bark…
No, the government spending spree can’t go on for ever
The notion that we can pile on debt ad infinitum is at the very least counterintuitive. In fact, it just seems reckless…
Politics helped drive latest Saudi oil production cut
The need to generate cash, along with political pressure, compelled the Saudis to make some bitter decisions…
Capital gains tax hike would cripple investment
Increasing the federal tax would be anti-investment, anti-entrepreneurship, anti-innovation and anti-green…
Tax Freedom Day came early, but still little to celebrate
After working the first 139 days of the year for government, you’re now working for yourself and your family…
We can’t obliterate history, no matter how hard we try
If historical figures with 2020 attitudes could be found, renaming familiar streets and place names wouldn’t be so daunting…
Ottawa’s carbon tax hike out of step with global reality
Canadian taxpayers need financial relief during the COVID-19 crisis. Carbon taxes are an obvious place to start…