Macdonald-Laurier Institute Media Release OTTAWA, June 21, 2012 – Low-income Canadians and those looking for jobs are only two of the important groups of Canadians harmed by agricultural supply management (SM). While a small number of relatively well-off farmers may…
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Resource development need not harm environment
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Natural Resources minister makes the case for a balanced approach that protects the environment and fuels growth Macdonald-Laurier Institute Ottawa, Ontario – Canada can achieve a regulatory system for resource development that protects Canadians and the environment and at the…
Canada’s biggest cities hurt by ‘radical densification’
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Macdonald-Laurier Institute OTTAWA, May 24, 2012 – Quality of life in Toronto and Canada’s other major cities has been seriously harmed by urban planners’ “radical densification” policies that use “malicious incentives” to force developers to build within restrictive urban boundaries,…
No Dutch Treat: Oil and Gas Wealth Benefits All Parts of Canada
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Macdonald-Laurier Institute OTTAWA, May 30, 2012 – Ontario, Quebec and other provinces will enjoy benefits from oil- and gas-rich western provinces that far outweigh any ill effects from a higher Canadian dollar, argues a paper released today by the Macdonald-…
Celebrating the man who changed everyone’s life
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Twenty years after his death, Nobel Laureate F.A. Hayek’s ideas still reshaping the world Macdonald-Laurier Institute Anyone looking for evidence of Victor Hugo’s proposition that ideas are the most powerful force in the world need look no further than the…