Economics – Page 2 – Huaqiao in the Middle Kingdom

Uber, Amazon and the Calgary Flames

There’s an old saying that “all politics are local” and that certainly applies to the case of municipal elections. On

Today’s topic is, as it almost always is, about my disdain for today’s modern soy-latte sipping, politically-correct, pretentious and condescending

Like all organisations, NGO’s and environmentalists are not immune to the phenomenon of mission creep. I have commented on this

I would categorise myself mostly as a libertarian in the true sense of the term; not the one abused and

For those who don’t understand the reference, coal miners used to bring a caged canary with them because the bird,

They say the road to hell is paved with the best intentions but the road to the nanny state is paved

President Donald Trump, not surprisingly, has come back with a new ban on travelers from six predominantly Muslim countries after

I recently wrote about how Canada is nothing but a country of “hewers of wood and drawers of water.” In this

When was the last time you saw the “Made in Canada” emblem on anything you bought? Think long and hard

It has been a long time in the making but the writing has been on the walls for some years