Where We Go from Here: Inflation Targets in Canada’s Monetary Policy Regime

Language Matters: Ensuring That the Sugar Not Dissolve in the Coffee

Securing the Canadian Economic Union: Legal and Constitutional Options for the Federal Government

Coming to Terms with Plan B: Ten Principles Governing Secession

Drawing on Our Inner Strength: Canada’s Economic Citizenship in an Era of Evolving Federalism

Change for a Buck: The Canadian Dollar after Quebec Secession

Clause 6 of the Quebec Government’s draft sovereignty bill commits an independent Quebec to use the rest of Canada’s currency. But behind this apparently straightforward statement lurks a formidable economic and political agenda.  A central theme in this Commentary is that the ease with which the currency union can be maintained will depend on how […]

Two Nations, One Money? Canada’s Monetary System Following a Quebec Seccession

If Quebec were to separate from Canada, what kind of monetary system would be in the best economic interests of the two parties? What kind of monetary system would actually emerge?