Economic analysis

The reality is Ontario’s creaking workforce is likely to upset everyone’s plans, no matter which party wins the election

Research shows men taking paternity leave face greater social consequences

Parties of any political stripe can be fiscally conservative—it’s a matter of simple arithmetic, not radical theories

Some welcome tax reforms, but government intervention in the market isn’t going away

The aging workforce in Quebec means fewer people in the job market, and fewer people paying taxes

This was an absolutely unnecessary battle

The leaders offered laundry lists of policies and priorities without giving voters enough of the details

Paul Boothe considers how Liberal, Conservative and NDP fiscal plans stack up

A literal reading of the faulty math behind the Ontario PC’s Million Jobs Plan leads to laughable conclusions

The cost for the NDP jobs tax credit could come in substantially above the $250 million listed in the party’s platform