Frontier Centre for Public Policy welcomes calls to abolish Indian Act
Kinew and Carney have opened the door to reforms Frontier has advocated for nearly three decades
Kinew and Carney have opened the door to reforms Frontier has advocated for nearly three decades
Defence, Indigenous and industry leaders will examine how strategic corridors could strengthen Canada’s North and connect resources to global markets
Gap in living standards between Canada and the U.S. has more than doubled from 1999 to 2024; U.S. now $23,757 higher than Canada
Researchers say AI use may be a warning sign of distress and an opportunity to connect youth with human support
Should Alberta leave Canada or fight to make Confederation work? A live public forum will put the province’s options to the test
It takes a special kind of incompetence to ban a project and then force taxpayers to pay billions to build it anyway
But it isn’t enough. The federal government must cut spending to make tax reductions permanent and improve affordability
Sylvain Charlebois brings leading expertise in food policy and agri-food systems to the Frontier Centre for Public Policy
Ontario’s debt is nearing half a trillion dollars. Failing to curb spending only deepens the burden taxpayers already carry
Ottawa promised results. Taxpayers got proof of failure
If a franchise worth $1.2 billion needs help, what does that say about government priorities?
Fraser Institute report: Nearly a third of all new jobs since 2015 came from government hiring
Canada needs a national, systemic plan to build faster, reduce barriers and improve productivity or prosperity will suffer