The Alberta Referendum: What's at Stake
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AI Co-Pilots Set to Disrupt the Great Medical Record Oligopoly 

Keldon Bester, Will Falk
  • Health Policy, Industry Regulation and Competition Policy
  • Intelligence Memos

The Important Monetary Policy Considerations for a Seceding Alberta

Charles St-Arnaud
  • Monetary Policy
  • Intelligence Memos

The Separation Effect on Labour Markets – Part Two – Labour Demand

Joseph Marchand 
  • Education, Skills and Labour Market
  • Intelligence Memos

The Separation Effect on Labour Markets – Part One – Labour Supply

Joseph Marchand 
  • Education, Skills and Labour Market
  • Intelligence Memos

Whither Exports in a Sovereign Alberta?

Herbert Emery
  • Energy and Natural Resources
  • Intelligence Memos

Alberta’s International Competitiveness: An Economic Perspective on the Referendum Debate 

Edy Wong
  • Trade and International Policy
  • Research

The Endgame: Time to Act on Canada’s Economic and Fiscal Challenges

Don Drummond
  • Fiscal and Tax Policy
  • Intelligence Memos

Monetary Aspects of Alberta Separation

Rhys Mendes, John Murray
  • Monetary Policy
  • Intelligence Memos

Introducing an Alberta Referendum Series: From Talking Points to Realities

Kate Koplovich, Jeremy Kronick
  • Demographics and Immigration, Energy and Natural Resources, Fiscal and Tax Policy, Public Governance and Accountability, Public Investments and Infrastructure, Trade and International Policy
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Buyers Want Houses, Not More Apartments
Frank Clayton
Housing
August 20, 2026
Opinions & Editorials

Buyers want houses, but housing policy keeps pushing condo shoeboxes
Frank Clayton
Housing
August 13, 2026
Graphic Intelligence

Which Municipalities Rely Most on Property Taxes?
Housing
August 10, 2026
Intelligence Memos

The Hidden Costs of Taming Housing Development Charges
Andrew Sancton
Housing
August 6, 2026
Opinions & Editorials

Can fixing development charges fix Canada’s housing crisis?
Andrew Sancton
Housing
July 30, 2026
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Housing in the GTA: Are We Building the Wrong Homes?
Frank Clayton, Benjamin Tal
Housing
July 23, 2026
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Housing in the GTA: Are We Building the Wrong Homes?
Frank Clayton, Benjamin Tal
Housing
July 23, 2026
Research

Growing Pains: Rethinking Development Charges in Canadian Municipalities
Andrew Sancton
Housing
July 21, 2026
Research

Room to Grow: Building More of the Housing Homebuyers Want
Frank Clayton
Housing
July 14, 2026
Opinions & Editorials

Is your house your pension? The problem at the heart of the intergenerational divide
Colin Busby, John Stapleton
Housing
June 11, 2026
Graphic Intelligence

Falling Shelter Costs Hide a Growing Renter-Owner Divide
Housing
February 23, 2026
Intelligence Memos

Discipline Needed to Bring Innovation Into New Housing Construction
Tasnim Fariha
Housing
February 18, 2026
Research

Breaking the Barriers to Housing Supply in Canada: Regulatory, Financial, and Structural Constraints and Policy Solutions
Housing
February 17, 2026
Opinions & Editorials

From promise to reality: scaling innovative housing in Canada
Tasnim Fariha
Housing
February 6, 2026
Opinions & Editorials

Build more homes—but don’t lock Canada into higher emissions
Kate Koplovich
Energy and Natural Resources
January 29, 2026
Graphic Intelligence

Housing Starts in Mid-sized Cities Comparable With Toronto
Housing
December 1, 2025
Graphic Intelligence

Housing Prices Have Yet to Rebound Despite Rate Cuts
Housing
October 6, 2025
Graphic Intelligence

Canada’s Growing North American Competitiveness in Prefabricated Construction
Housing
September 29, 2025
Graphic Intelligence

Recruitment Challenges Linked to Housing Availability and Costs
Education, Skills and Labour Market
September 15, 2025
Graphic Intelligence

Mortgage Rates Up Nearly 25 Percent From 2020, Posing Risks for Renewing Households
Housing
August 4, 2025
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