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This paper looks at the cross-border mail-order pharmaceutical trade and determines that it suffers serious flaws.

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Ontario had two states of emergency in 2003 and a third has now arrived. First, SARS arrived and led to an official declaration of emergency between March 26 and May 17.

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The Canadian Education Freedom Index draws attention to the powerful role our provincial governments play in creating or obstructing educational freedom.

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Many Canadians see motor vehicle ownership and operation as a necessity of modern life. For example, usages rates (the ratio of drivers to population) are very high, averaging over 90 percent for most driving age groups.

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The Canadian government needs to abolish pharmaceutical price controls, increase competition amongst drug makers by allowing advertising, stop the gray market in prescription drugs from Canada to the United States, and take other steps to improve pharmaceutical regulation, according to John R. Graham, Director, Health and Pharmaceutical Policy Research at The Fraser Institute. Graham testified before the House of Commons Standing Committee on Health in Vancouver on September 29.

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This report is a first attempt at quantifying labour-market performance and the characteristics that affect it across Canadian provinces and US states. It includes comprehensive measures of how well labour markets across Canada and the US have performed over the last five years and critical characteristics such as unionization rates and public-sector employment rates, which affect performance.

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Increasingly, the debate over climate change is moving from alarmist global climate predictions, to alarmist regional climate predictions-reports purporting to predict the future climate impacts of rising greenhouse gas concentration on specific regions of the Earth, and calling for a laundry list of regulations long-favoured by old-school environmentalists.