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What Ontario can learn from England’s education policy changes

Published in the Globe and Mail.

Ontario’s recent EQAO results show insuffi...


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The Unheralded Protection Against Unfair Chinese EV Pricing

From: Lawrence HermanTo: Trade war watchersRe: The Unheralded Protection Against Unfair Chinese EV Pricing

Donald Trump has threatened Canada with 100-percent, across-the-board tariffs because Canada has agreed to allow 49,000 Chinese EVs to enter at reduced tariffs in return for the removal of duties on canola and oth...


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New Tax Credit Could Expand Vital Retirement Coverage for Working Canadians

February 3, 2026 – More than nine million working Canadians lack access to a workplace retirement plan, with the gap most pronounced among employees of small- and mid-sized businesses, according to a new C.D Howe Institute report. As a result, many are left to make inconsistent, often costly, savings decisions that increase the risk of inadequate retirement preparedness.

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Spreading the Benefits: A Targeted Tax Credit Is Needed to Expand Retirement Plan Coverage in Canada’s Private Sector

by Keith Ambachtsheer and Alex Mazer

Canada ranked 16th out of 52 countries in an authoritative Global Pension Index in 2025, which identified limited coverage of occupational pension plans, particularly in the private sector, as the country’s greatest area for improvement. More than nine million Canadian employees lack access to a workplace ret...


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Defence Spending and Debt: Canada’s Concerning Position Among NATO Allies 

Countries’ ability to meet their NATO defence spending targets is predicated on the fiscal capacity to do so. The graph shows NATO countries’ 2024 defence spending versus their debt, as a share of GDP, with the horizontal line demarcating the 2025 NATO spending target for core defence spending (2.0 percent, increasing to 3.5 percent for 2035) and vertic...


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