22nd prime minister of Canada from 2006 to 2015
Editors at National Review Online analyze the American president’s impact on elections north of the border. Even if Canadians haven’t been taking Donald Trump literally when he promises to make…
Charles Fain Lehman of the Washington Free Beacon highlights a new book from former Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper. By his own telling, former Canadian prime minister Stephen Harper entered…
View in your browser. Welcome For better or worse, we may look back at 2015 as the year when global education transformed North Carolina public schools. CommenTerry For years, the…
Especially in light of recent American government policies, the economic performance of our northern neighbors has been impressive. But as Washington Times columnist Michael Taube explains in the latest Barron’s,…
Former John Locke Foundation Headliner Bobby Jindal writes at National Review Online that a change in federal energy policy could make a big difference for the American economy. What do…
Thomas Donlan‘s latest editorial commentary for Barron’s details the Canadian government’s Washington, D.C., ad campaign designed to encourage action on the long-delayed Keystone XL pipeline. Then Donlan reminds readers why…
The latest National Review cover story focuses on the positive impact Stephen Harper has made as Canada’s Conservative prime minister. His success should surprise no one who reads the following…
Yes, there was an election in Canada and Conservatives won big. Conservative Stephen Harper was re-elected prime minister and his party won 167 seats. The NDP [New Democratic Party] gained…
A key tenet of “public-choice” economic theory involves the incentives politicians face to make decisions with short-term benefits, regardless of the long-term costs. (As Thomas Sowell has explained,”Economists may say…
JLF friend Michael Barone makes his living analyzing election trends. His latest column notes similarities in the most recent elections involving all three North American Free Trade Agreement nations: Mexico,…