Alberta’s new time is bad medicine
Alberta’s Official Time Act, part of an Omnibus bill passed earlier this year, eradicates the time changes on November 1 and March 22nd. We no longer have to change our clocks twice a year, “falling back” an hour in the autumn and “springing forward” an hour in March.
Federal Speech from the Throne
2025 Federal Throne speech policies reflecting the commitment to fiscal responsibility and economic enhancement, aiming to position Canada for future growth and resilience.
Provincial governments are important
2 minute long video about the important aspects of life that provincial governments prioritize.
Canada’s National Policy Bargain
The policy horizon for incoming federal governments is shaped by the policy preferences of incumbent provincial governments.
Canada-US Trade: Who Gets a Say?
On January 16th, the Canadian Government launched the Council on Canada-U.S. Relations. This was for the stated purpose of bringing in domain specific knowledge from priority private and regional sectors. In this short article we address the start of the question who's on the Council on Canada-U.S. Relations?
Introducing the Canadian Policy Table
Our simple way of comparing and understanding government plans.