The fox is in the hen house
The dismissal of the Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI) board by the Kinew government raises serious questions
Category: Eye on Manitoba
Trudeau blinks, suspends carbon tax on home heating in Atlantic Canada
Trudeau finally been forced to admit the carbon tax is unaffordable
Trudeau’s home heating oil exemption for Atlantic Canada all about politics
Polls show the anti-carbon tax Conservatives are winning converts in Atlantic Canada. The Liberals are running scared
Will Manitoba Premier choose the path to Indigenous prosperity?
Head waiter to various Indigenous organizations in Manitoba or leading by example as a successful First Nation man?
Urban containment policies driving up land values and housing costs
WENDELL COX: Rising land costs, not construction, to blame for housing unaffordability
Surprise surplus gives Manitoba opportunity to balance its books
GAGE HAUBRICH: $270 million surplus can be the first step toward financial stability
Safe supply programs creating a surge in new opioid users
SUSAN MARTINUK: Federal government faces pressure to rethink its safe supply opioid policies
Canada’s housing crisis calls for public-sector intervention
DAVID MACDONALD: Interest rates are crushing new housing builds. It is time for new solutions
Canada’s marketing boards a barrier to affordable food
ROSLYN KUNIN: Governments can easily address high food prices by phasing out marketing boards
Parties that don’t respect parental rights are not fit to govern
MICHAEL ZWAAGSTRA: Opponents of parental rights are swimming against the rising tide of public opinion
Manitoba leaders pitch tax relief during election campaign
GAGE HAUBRICH: Manitoba politicians are right to focus on affordability. But will they keep their promises if elected?
Manitoba election an opportunity to halt climate extremism
JOSEPH QUESNEL: Time to lay down the gauntlet against green extremists’ unjustified war on natural gas
Canadian average asking rents hit record high in August
Rental rates see an unprecedented surge, with annual growth of 9.6 percent
Is Canada heading toward a recession?
MICHAEL TAUBE: Canada has been able to ward off a recession thus far, but our luck and good fortune won’t hold up much longer
Money alone cannot save healthcare
SUSAN MARTINUK: Change to the healthcare system can only come through innovation
A citizen-led movement key to protecting property rights in Canada
JOSEPH QUESNEL: The precarious state of property rights in Canada has been thrust into the spotlight, and it’s a subject that should concern us all
Manitoba’s prosperity tied to property rights protection
JOSEPH QUESNEL: Property rights, an abstract concept by many, are the guardians of Manitoba prosperity, privacy, and freedom
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