The Fraser Institute

@FraserInstitute

An internationally-recognized, independent, non-partisan research and education organization aiming to improve the quality of life for Canadians.

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  1. 13 hours ago

    Awarding the Nobel to David Card is a setback for economics.

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  2. 16 hours ago

    All Canadians should want Ottawa to fund Indigenous programs in the most efficient and effective way, so the money goes to those most in need. Check out our latest study:

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  3. 22 hours ago

    Since 2015, federal spending on Indigenous programs has skyrocketed by by 94%. Read the full study here:

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  4. Oct 24

    Unlike an earthquake or asteroid strike, in modern times energy crises are the result of misguided government policy. Keep reading:

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  5. Oct 23

    Do you want to work with industry-leading experts at Canada's #1 think tank? We're currently hiring for positions located in Vancouver, Calgary, and Toronto! See them all here:

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  6. Oct 23

    After spending more than $95 billion on the Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy in an attempt to avoid layoffs, Ottawa is now replacing the program with a myriad of new initiatives. Read more:

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  7. Oct 22

    Absent policy change in Canada, oil and gas investors will likely continue to favour U.S.-based companies.

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  8. Oct 22

    Several businesses, particularly in the service industry, are struggling to find workers.

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  9. Oct 22

    On this week's : Former chief economic analyst for Statistics Canada Philip Cross joins Danielle Smith to discuss the relationship between minimum wage and poverty rates, and the state of markets in Canada. Check it out here:

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  10. Oct 21

    The upcoming UN Climate Change Conference will likely only make life harder for Canadians.

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  11. Oct 21

    Despite what advocates claim, renewable power — including wind and solar — isn’t free, and comes with only modest benefits to the environment. Learn more:

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  12. Oct 21

    Replacing Canada’s coal-fired power plants with wind and solar would cost between $16.8 and $33.7 billion – annually. And the resulting emissions reduction would fall short of the federal government’s target. New study:

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  13. Oct 20

    Monopolistic policies are preventing families from using their tax dollars to support private education. Read more:

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  14. Oct 20

    Our in-person galas are back (and following all health guidelines, of course)! Learn more about our events and the Fraser Institute Founders’ Award here:

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  15. Oct 19

    And the record-high spending, which started before COVID, is set to continue. Learn more:

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  16. Oct 19

    Our strength is our people — we attract an incredibly dedicated team to support our work. If you are looking for a meaningful career, consider joining us. Our latest job postings:

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  17. Oct 19

    Learn more - check out our latest study:

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  18. Oct 19

    Today's new study examines two of the most important ongoing public policy challenges facing Canada: the deterioration of government finances, and the comparative underperformance of our health care system.

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  19. Oct 18

    It’s true, the world has seen significant energy transitions in the past, but under one key condition — that new forms of energy deliver widespread benefits compared to previous ones. Keep reading:

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  20. Oct 17

    It should be the starting point to a much broader national dialogue on the financial flow between provinces and the federal government—a flow in desperate need of repair and rebalancing. Keep reading:

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