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Since its inception in 1999, the Frontier Centre for Public Policy has been steadfast in its mission to foster Ideas for a Better Tomorrow. Through research, publications, educational events and policy analysis, Frontier has impacted dozens of governments and policy sectors.
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Canada Has EVERYTHING Investors Want, So Why Are They LEAVING? | Jack Mintz (opens the original)
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Is Canada losing investors? Jack Mintz breaks down the latest Canada-U.S. trade tensions, tariffs, investment fleeing south, and why he says Canada is becoming less competitive. He also explains why regulatory delays could be costing Canada billions and why our energy resources may be the ace card we’re failing to play. Is Canada making it too hard to do business?
Canada’s EU Plan: Smart Move or Big Risk? | Live Show (opens the original)
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Is Canada’s new relationship with Europe the answer or a policy nightmare? Canada is looking to deepen its relationship with the European Union as trade tensions with the U.S. continue. But can closer ties with Europe actually make Canada more prosperous and attractive to investors or could more regulation and closer alignment create new problems? So what happens next? Join David Leis with Catherine Swift and Georganne Burke to examine Canada’s trade strategy, the push toward Europe, investment
How Did Canada’s Schools Get So Woke? | Live Show (opens the original)
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Canada’s education system is facing growing questions about curriculum, ideology, academic standards, and what students are learning in the classroom. So how did we get here—and how can we make education better? The Frontier Centre has released a new book, The Peril of Woke Schools and the Value of Traditional Education, a guide for parents who want to better understand what’s shaping their children’s classroom experience. Host David Leis has a brutally honest conversation with author William Br
Canadians Are Losing Trust in Government, Media and the Justice System | Leighton Grey (opens the original)
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Could Alberta's independence referendum actually change Canada? Leighton Grey, KC breaks down Alberta's referendum, Western alienation, Ottawa's economic policies, and the growing push for more provincial control. But the conversation goes beyond Alberta. Grey takes on Canada's justice system, the shift from justice toward social justice, Indigenous identity, Canada's relationship with the U.S., and why Canadians are losing trust in major institutions. So what's really driving the frustration an
Canada’s North Is at Risk—What Do We Do? (opens the original)
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Is Canada doing enough to protect the North? The Arctic is critical to Canada’s sovereignty, national security, and economic future. But what are the biggest challenges and what can we actually do to strengthen our presence in the North? Join David Leis with Lt-Gen.(ret'd) Michel Maisonneuve, former Liberal MP Robert-Falcon Ouellette, and Marco Navarro-Genie for a conversation about Arctic sovereignty, strategic utility corridors, infrastructure, the military, prosperity, and the role of Canadia
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