In The News
- Scott Hurst
- C.D. Howe Institute finds that provincial and territorial governments need to be more transparent on how tax dollars are spent. CTV’s Scott Hurst reports.
- Kevin Klein
- Manitoba’s grade reflects recurring problems flagged by the institute and by audit findings.
- Bill Curry
- Prime Minister Mark Carney says his government’s fall budget will pledge to double exports to non-U.S. markets over the next decade, shift the focus of Canada’s climate and immigration policies and make spending cuts to boost investment in major projects.
- Simon Tuck
- The federal government received the poor grade from the C.D. Howe Institute because Ottawa lost hefty marks for lateness and a lack of transparency
- Matthew Lau
- The effects of 10 years of bad policy under the current government won’t be easily reversed
- Kim Moody
- Budgets prepared too far in advance are less reliable, no matter how well-packaged the rollout
- William Watson
- Creative destruction says winners outnumber losers in the drive to endless progress. We should help losers but keep the process going
- Jim Wilson
- Highly educated immigrants in Canada are not achieving the same labour market success as their counterparts in the United States.
- Steve Randall
- Canada’s financial watchdogs continue to put stability and consumer protection ahead of innovation and growth, according to the C.D. Howe Institute’s latest Financial Regulatory Scorecard.
October, 23 2025
C.D. Howe Institute finds that provincial and territorial governments need to be more transparent on how tax dollars are spent. CTV’s Scott Hurst reports.
October, 23 2025
Manitoba’s grade reflects recurring problems flagged by the institute and by audit findings.
October, 22 2025
Prime Minister Mark Carney says his government’s fall budget will pledge to double exports to non-U.S. markets over the next decade, shift the focus of Canada’s climate and immigration policies and make spending cuts to boost investment in major projects.
October, 22 2025
The federal government received the poor grade from the C.D. Howe Institute because Ottawa lost hefty marks for lateness and a lack of transparency
October, 17 2025
The effects of 10 years of bad policy under the current government won’t be easily reversed
October, 17 2025
Budgets prepared too far in advance are less reliable, no matter how well-packaged the rollout
October, 17 2025
Creative destruction says winners outnumber losers in the drive to endless progress. We should help losers but keep the process going
October, 16 2025
Highly educated immigrants in Canada are not achieving the same labour market success as their counterparts in the United States.
October, 16 2025
Canada’s financial watchdogs continue to put stability and consumer protection ahead of innovation and growth, according to the C.D. Howe Institute’s latest Financial Regulatory Scorecard.
October, 15 2025
One month since Yves Giroux’s term as parliamentary budget officer ended, the C.D. Howe Institute announced Giroux has joined its team as fellow-in-residence for 2026.