Policy Options

William Watson: David Rusk, you have been Mayor of Albuquerque and have written extensively on city government. How big do you think city governments should be? David Rusk: Well,...

William Watson: Andrew Sancton, what goes into your thinking about how big a city government should be? Andrew Sancton: I don’t think we have any data, or even a...

Canadians should be grateful to the Canadian Alliance for providing them with a summer of blockbuster political intrigue. Every day seemed to bring a new twist in the plot, a...

Malgré la chute récente de certains titres importants dans le domaine des technologies de l’information et des communications (TIC), ce secteur continue-ra à jouer un rôle important dans l’économie...

In the mid 1940s, Saskatchewan led the way for Canadian governments by permitting public servants to bargain collectively. That public-policy innovation emerged from the economic crisis of the 1930s. After...

For Export Development Corporation (EDC), the long siege that began in 1998 with the launch of the legislative review of the Export Development Act will finally be lifted this...

There is no CEO rant that passionately declares: “I am a Canadian business person. The ideas and the efforts of the people in my company help to create prosperity and...

31 January 2001 Dear Alan, Congratulations on publication of Citizens Plus. It’s a truly important book. When anyone asks about my book, I always say they should also read...

This is another book about the unstoppable force of globalization. John Ibbitson, political columnist for the Globe and Mail and chronicler of Mike Harris’s Common Sense Revolution argues that Canada...

If you’re ever in Western Montreal, you might catch an excellent radio station that has a knack of playing tunes that cause you to turn your radio up. You...