Category: Business

Business

Canada’s National Electricity Strategy is a taxpayer trap

by Ian Madsen | Jun 15, 2026

Ottawa’s electricity plan relies on hollow demand forecasts and a proven track record of budget-busting failures by Crown corporations

Why Canada must embrace entrepreneurship

by Constantine Passaris | Jun 11, 2026
Doug Ford owes Ontario taxpayers $190,000

by Michael Taube | Jun 9, 2026
The lone wolf entrepreneur is a dangerous myth

by David Fuller | Jun 7, 2026
Releasing crown land can help solve Canada’s housing crisis

by Joseph Fournier | Jun 5, 2026
Canada has a way to break the oil pipeline deadlock

by Cosmos Voutsinos | Jun 4, 2026

Workplace chaos doesn’t have to derail your career

by Faith Wood

You can’t control every decision your employer makes, but you can control how prepared you are when change arrives

Human judgment is your edge in an AI content world

by Nick Kossovan

Understand why your human judgment is the only reliable signal in a world flooded with noise

The Iran war may end, but rebuilding Gulf energy will take years

by Rashid Husain Syed

Markets are focused on when the war ends. They should be paying closer attention to what comes next

Toronto’s public grocery store pilot is a financial trainwreck in the making

by Jay Goldberg

Politicians cannot fix food prices by playing supermarket manager

Is Ottawa turning Alberta’s pipeline into a taxpayer trap?

by Lennie Kaplan

Carney’s net-zero agenda shouldn’t come at the expense of Alberta taxpayers

Canada’s population slump is becoming an economic crisis

by Roslyn Kunin

Birth rates are collapsing, immigration is slowing and more people are leaving. That means fewer workers, weaker businesses and less prosperity

Canada’s economy is shrinking

by Sylvain Charlebois

Trump’s tariffs didn’t cause Canada’s economic decline. They exposed problems that have been dragging the economy down for years

Think chicken prices are high now? Just wait until this summer

by Sylvain Charlebois

Canada’s supply management system is failing to meet market demand

Ottawa is regulating the family farm out of existence

by Joseph Fournier

The family farm is being crushed by supply management which is restricting small producers, driving out ingindependent producers, and raising food costs