(Cet article a été traduit de l’anglais.) Pendant plusieurs décennies, l’industrie canadienne de l’automobile a profité de ce que j’appelle un avantage humain. Les travailleurs canadiens construisaient des véhicules...
A new Parliament is fast approaching, and the Trudeau government’s COVID plans will soon be put to the test. We don’t yet know what’s in next week’s Speech from...
The installation of a new official Opposition leader into a minority parliament wouldn’t normally be a moment for thoughtful policy contributions across party lines. But we’re living in times...
Swift and large-scale investments are being made to restart Canada’s economy in a context of disruption and uncertainty about the future. To ensure these investments have a real impact...
It is rare that charities get headlines, try as they might to shine the light on their work. But for the last two weeks the opposite has been true...
In her recent Policy Options article “BC’s green stimulus needs to focus on fuel switching, not energy efficiency,” Katya Rhodes argued that fuel switching is the path to decarbonizing...
The focus on the federal deficit has rightly been on the staggering scope of emergency spending, but there has been much less talk about the other big part of...
It seems like every day, we’re seeing new changes that COVID-19 is bringing to the world of work. Firms are choosing to automate and digitize, and they’re turning increasingly...
En 15 ans, de 1980 à 1995, la part du Québec dans le marché canadien du capital de risque est passée de moins de 10 % à plus de...
The debts of developing countries were at the highest level on record before the great lockdown. Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, the fiscal space for most of these countries...
