Atlantic Canadians rally against carbon tax on home heating
Majority rejects any carbon tax on home heating
Category: Eye on PEI
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
Urban containment policies driving up land values and housing costs
WENDELL COX: Rising land costs, not construction, to blame for housing unaffordability
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
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
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
Strengthening property rights part of the answer to Canada’s housing crunch
JOSEPH QUESNEL: Inadequate safeguards for property rights affecting housing affordability
Archaeologist’s claims of genocide and neglect at residential schools easily debunked
GERRY BOWLER: It is easy to separate the facts from the myths. Just read the Truth and Reconciliation report
Rental housing crisis demands urgent action and rent controls
RICARDO TRANJAN: Rent strikes in Toronto signal a broken rental housing market. Rent controls are the only option
How meritocracy transformed the West
BRIAN GIESBRECHT: Canada is at a crossroads: Will it re-embrace meritocracy or continue its slide into mediocrity
Supreme Court’s Annapolis ruling a win for property owners
JOSEPH QUESNEL: But the fight for fair compensation over property rights continues
Public’s role is crucial in upholding property rights
JOSEPH QUESNEL: Canadian Property Rights Index exposes the precarious state of property rights in Canada
Property rights in Canada are a constitutional necessity
JOSEPH QUESNEL: Quebec Man’s land slashed in half due to the 2013 railway tragedy and the compulsory expropriation of his land
Property rights in Canada are continuously being eroded by governments
JOSEPH QUESNEL: Property Rights are a pillar of our prosperity and living standards. Canadians can no longer ignore their erosion
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