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Shifting Incentives in Criminal Courts
The vast majority of violent crimes are apparently committed by a very small number of repeat offenders.
Apr 12
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Municipal Planning: Where Housing Policy Hits the Street
...And the street may never recover
Apr 5
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Assessing Canadian Charities for Value
There are more than 82,000 registered charities competing for your donations in Canada.
Apr 1
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David Clinton
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Could Prediction Markets Corrupt Canada's Political Process?
I wouldn’t advise Canadians to place bets on a prediction market platform like Polymarket.
Mar 29
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David Clinton
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What Construction Trends Tell Us About Canada's Strange Economy
Here’s a single data point that I think can give us a useful insight into the larger state of our economy.
Mar 25
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David Clinton
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Are Parliamentary Committees Underachieving?
We can be forgiven for assuming that the Canadian government exists to spit out legislation that’s poorly planned, overtly political, and often legally…
Mar 22
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What's Holding Up New Long Term Care Beds?
Stop blaming staffing shortages
Mar 18
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Are Undecideds the Largest Power Base in Canadian Politics?
Voter apathy isn’t a new thing.
Mar 15
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David Clinton
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