Despite overheated claims, Alberta public schools aren’t under-funded
Even after adjusting for inflation, the government is spending substantially more per student in the province’s public schools than a decade ago
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Author: The Fraser Institute
Canada’s job-growth, employment rates lag behind U.S.
A series of policy choices have made Canada less attractive for investment, businesses, entrepreneurs and skilled workers
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Alberta a black hole for private sector jobs
The province’s overall score on labour market performance is in the bottom half of North American jurisdictions
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B.C.’s new business as usual: political and economic uncertainty
NDP election win prompts waves of uncertainty that threaten investment and economic growth in B.C.
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The unintended, and painful, consequences of a $15 minimum wage
A government-mandated increase in the price of low-skilled labour tends to lead employers to reduce their labour force
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