John Jacobs
In the runup to Rodney MacDonald’s first budget, business lobby groups are pushing for more tax cuts. The Canadian Federation of Independent Businesses (CFIB) has…
Does Nova Scotia need a new political party? Some environmentalists think so. A founding convention for a Nova Scotia Green Party was recently held. Participants…
Balancing child care and employment has become a growing challenge for households. Families are increasingly dependent upon two incomes. In 2003, more than 75 per…
Another federal election is over and the House of Commons appears to reflect what on the surface many voters wanted – an end to 14…
Federal Finance Minister Ralph Goodale recently launched the Liberals’ election campaign with the release of a mini-budget and a refurbished policy platform. The “plan for…
Energy ministers from across Canada recently met in St. Andrews, N.B. Media coverage of the meeting noted that the agenda included golf and a lobster…
When it comes to workers and unions there is good and bad news. The good news is that polls show that Canadians’ approval of unions…
CANADIANS ARE increasingly aware of how important the early years are to the development of children. We know that children’s future educational and career opportunities…
Canadians have been told for years by politicians and business leaders that we have no choice but to adjust to the dictates of economic globalization.…
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At one level the current parliamentary furor is partisan politics at its worst. Stephen Harper is taking advantage of the scandal to boost the fortunes…
The Hamm government releases its provincial budget today. The finance minister has already told us that it will be balanced. But this is not a…
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