https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cms_InThnKQ This week, SecondStreet.org spoke with Tony Clement from The News Forum for an in-depth discussion on Canada’s preparedness for emergencies in the light of
How can governments create jobs without spending money?
That’s what this post examines.
Our Energy Now article discusses Canada’s high unemployment rate and how the federal government intends to “fix” it by borrowing billions of dollars.
Our Financial Post article discusses how Canadians want governments to focus on fighting COVID-19 and getting things back to normal.
Canada’s unemployment rate is high and many businesses have shut down for good. So what can governments do to get the economy going again?
What can governments do to spur economic growth without spending money? Lots. Here are five examples:
Column Report Play Video On December 1, 2019, Premiers Ford (ON), Moe (SK) and Higgs (NB) announced the three provinces would collaborate on efforts to
37 NHL-sized arenas. That’s what the proposed Teck mine in Alberta is roughly equal to in terms of cost. It’s an absolutely enormous project for
SecondStreet.org recently sat down with Jocelyn Bamford and Dan Kelly to discuss natural resource projects in Canada and how they affect people across the country.
