Federal student job program puts Alberta at the back of the class
Study finds no link between the circumstances in the local economy, student unemployment and the level of subsidies handed out. So is it all political?
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Author: Frontier Centre for Public Policy
Alberta’s repeal of carbon tax makes economic, environmental sense
Over the course of a single year, the carbon tax cost each Albertan $286, couples $388 and couples with two children $508
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Subsidies undermine the media and provinces
Regional reporting may come to suffer blindness similar to that in some Central Canadian media, to the disadvantage of provinces
Read MoreThere’s no free lunch when it comes to government spending
Modern monetary theory advocates argue the government should have a magic wand to conjure up money out of thin air.
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Adding international students undermines Canadians and economy
The job market will be flooded with cheap labour and Canadians will be denied spots at university
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