1-minute read
Canada Post: Opening Up to Competition
After months of unsuccessful negotiations and conciliation talks, Canada Post workers voted by a margin of 94.5% in favour of going on strike at the end of May if they do not reach a negotiated settlement with their employer. The time is right to evaluate the costs that a postal service monopoly imposes on consumers and on the economy as a whole. To determine which reforms might lead to the best postal service at the best price, we should study the experiences of other countries.
4-minute read
Qui sème le vent…
The crisis in Egypt.
4-minute read
Chronique optimiste
Looking forward to the year 2011.
4-minute read
Les négationnistes du commerce
A free trade agreement with the European Union and India.
3-minute read
A cash cow called LCBO
LCBO/SAQ: we need more competition.
3-minute read
A-t-on besoin d’un dictateur?
Castro and the Cuban Model.
3-minute read
Wal-Mart isn’t the villain here
Wal-Mart and free trade.
4-minute read
L’autre tragédie d’Haïti
How to get rid of poverty in Haiti.
3-minute read
Une vache nommée SAQ
The competition ban in the alcoholic beverages sector.
6-minute read
Bad deal for Quebec – Hydro-Quebec’s planned purchase of NB Power only looks good until you factor in all the hidden costs
Hydro-Quebec’s planned purchase of NB Power.