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Canada Looks Weak to U.S. by Backpedaling on Digital Services Tax – Brooks Bulletin

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LORNE GUNTEREDMONTON JOURNAL There are so many things wrong about the Liberals’ climbdown from the digital services tax (DST) announced late last Sunday evening.For one, they look like they played chicken with U.S. President Donald Trump and lost. They swerved first.That makes them (and the whole country) look weak. Trump will now be back again and again with new demands because he knows he can threaten to cut off trade talks or jack up tariffs …See the Story

Supporting Skilled Trades Labour Supply as Canada Embarks on Historic Building Boom - Centre for Future Work

Canadian governments and industries are getting set to launch a major expansion in infrastructure and housing construction, as part of the ‘elbows up’ response to uncertainty caused by U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs. One potential challenge in that strategy will be ensuring adequate supply of skilled construction workers.To discuss this issue, Centre for Future Work Director Jim Stanford recently joined Matt Galloway, host of CBC Radio’s …Infrastructure · Canada Read Article

Hundreds of experts issue Open Letter on the economic benefits of public health care Canadian Federation of Nurses Unions

Public health care is more than a cost; it’s a pillar of strong economies June 17, 2025 (Ottawa, ON) – As G7 leaders meet in Alberta to consider the uncertain global economic outlook, hundreds of Canadian economists and health policy experts have issued an open letter to government urging them to put stronger public health […]Health Care · Canada See the Story

The spectre of Alberta separatism might actually be good for Canada’s economy

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The threat could make development of energy and resource infrastructure investments more likely, raising prosperity but also carbon emissionsEconomy · Alberta See the Story

New Data Confirms Canada-U.S. Trade is Balanced and Mutually Beneficial - Centre for Future Work

The U.S, Census Bureau has released year-end 2024 data on America’s bilateral trade flows in goods and services. This data reconfirms that the U.S trade deficit is neither new, nor an “emergency” (as Trump has claimed in order to invoke special emergency powers to set tariffs). And it reconfirms that the U.S. trade relationship with Canada is uniquely balanced, and beneficial to the U.S.Given Trump’s proclivity to simply invent statistics on tra…Canada · Canada Read Article

Per Capita GDP is a Deeply Flawed Measure of Economic Performance and Living Standards - Centre for Future Work

During the recent federal election, some business and political commentators used data regarding Canada’s relative performance in growing its “GDP per capita” to argue that Canadians have experienced a “lost decade” of stagnation and falling living standards. In this two-part analysis that first appeared here and here in Policy Options magazine (published by the Institute for Research on Public Policy), Centre for Future Work Director Jim Stanfo…Immigration · Canada Read Article

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