Don’t believe the polls showing another conservative victory in Ontario.
Continue reading Ford’s pandemic performance has kyboshed another majority government
Don’t believe the polls showing another conservative victory in Ontario.
Continue reading Ford’s pandemic performance has kyboshed another majority government
Regulating vaccines under the same liability regime as all other pharmaceuticals, and acknowledging problems as well as benefits associated with them, will likely lead to safer vaccines and a better informed public.
Continue reading How Democrats and Republicans can come together on vaccines
The libertarian claim that being ‘private’ should shield companies from government reform doesn’t stand up to scrutiny.
Regulating Facebook et al. would only make things worse.
When Ontario government models project how many lives lockdowns can save, they don’t count how many lives those lockdowns take, let alone the misery and the economic costs they inflict.
It would be foolhardy to base public policy decisions on the unrealistic prospect of a quick-fix vaccine.
Continue reading Don’t count on a coronavirus vaccine any time soon
Such an approach would inflect relatively little harm to the economy or to the financial security so important to our sense of well-being.
Continue reading The lockdown should be for the old and vulnerable, no one else
The debate being played out in Britain is unique; virologists in no other country, certainly not Canada, have brought this issue out in the open.
Continue reading Britain’s novel approach to coronavirus: Will herd immunity work?
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, darling of the left, has done a service to free enterprise.
Continue reading Amazon is fleecing taxpayers. Strangely, socialists are the ones saving us
Unlike its power companies, Ontario’s gas is sold by pencil-pushers who keep their nose to the grindstone and avoid controversy.
Continue reading How to make Ontario’s awful power system as dull (and affordable) as natural gas