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  1. Canada slipping in terms of economic freedom

    Canada dropped to 14th in the new Economic Freedom of the World report, down slightly from 13th the previous year. ...

  2. Sad news for Albertans on the Economic Freedom front

    Until recently, Alberta was the most economically free jurisdiction in North America. High levels of economic freedom fostered prosperity and growth, helping make Alberta one of the most affluent jurisdictions on the continent. However, ...

  3. Fraser Forum- November/December 2010: Economic Freedom

    In this issue: Celebrating economic freedom by Fred McMahon The Fraser Institute works continuously to promote and develop economic freedom throughout the world. Economic freedom is essential for US economic recovery by Nathan J. Ashby American states ...

  4. Fraser Forum- May 2010: 2008/2009 Recession

    In this issue: Canada fares well in annual Mining Survey by Fred McMahon and Miguel Cervantes Mining industry executives have rated Quebec the world’s best jurisdiction for mineral exploration and development for the third straight year. Ontario’s 2010 ...

  5. Fraser Forum- April 2009: Canada-US Relations

    In this issue: Up Front: Gangs, drugs, and the economy At a recent Behind the Spin event in Calgary, Dr. Stephen Easton, Senior Fellow of the Fraser Institute, discussed the true costs of crime. A blueprint for continued prosperity by Charles Lammam and ...

  6. Fraser Forum- November 2008: Water Rights in Quebec

    In this issue: Up Front: Ezra Levant speaks freely The former Western Standard publisher discusses his battle with the Alberta Human Rights Tribunal which ended 900 days after it began. Why are Quebec’s students failing? by Peter Cowley The exam failure ...

  7. Fraser Forum- March 2004: Families and the State

    In this issue: BC’s Dependency-inducing U-Turn on Welfare Reform by Jason Clemens, Niels Veldhuis, and Sylvia LeRoy The BC government recently de-legitimized one of Canada’s most important social welfare reforms to date. It’s the poor who’ll pay. Private ...