C.D. Howe
Pipelines, not carbon taxes, bigger factor in energy competitivess: report
Overhaul of environmental and regulatory review process for major energy projects will make-or-break plan for the future.
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Manufacturers, it’s time to join the digital revolution
Competitive issues and uncertainty point to smart tech and the future.
C.D. Howe urges Liberals to sell assets to private sector
Report says selling revenue generating government assets could generate up to $100 billion.
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Automation poses no doomsday scenario for jobs in Canada
C.D. Howe Institute report finds some industries occupations will be disrupted more than others.
Ottawa’s merger review must focus on innovation and efficiency
C.D. Howe Institute report says current process needs streamlining, it’s too long and costly.
Governments need a blueprint for green tech strategies
C.D. Howe report offers three recommendations to drive their goals.
No need to index pensions as retiree spending drops off after 70
C.D. Howe study says lowering contributions for company plans puts more money in the pockets of families.
Report recommends next steps immigration policy
C.D. Howe Institute cites unintended consequences of recent changes.
Be prepared for next financial crisis, warns C.D. Howe
Bank of Canada should establish new permanent liquidity pools to be instantly available.
Boost workers’ skills, tweak EI to help workforce: report
C.D. Howe calls for national framework on EI eligibility and benefits.
Boost workers’ skills, tweak EI to help workforce: report
C.D. Howe Institute must focus on creating a more highly skilled workforce to increase productivity.
C.D. Howe urges Liberals to toss ‘infrastructure bank’
Institute argues two promises that would help cities finance projects would end up costing taxpayers
Taxing the rich will leave government coffers poorer
C.D. Howe study estimates the Liberal election pledge will leave a $4 billion hole
Reform taxes to build income pie: Study
C.D. Howe offers four recommendations to build the income base as boomers retire and labour force growth slows.
Pension plans should prepare for low returns: C.D. Howe
The lower returns will be, in part, the result of the aging population that will weigh on the rate of growth in real income per capita.
