Charles Lammam: State grocery stores an expensive policy adventure that ignores the real problem
· National Post
Something feels off about Canadian public policy. Governments at every level seem perpetually busy announcing new agencies, launching new programs and carving out new tax measures. They are drawn to the new and visible, while the core of their responsibilities — the services people currently depend on — quietly deteriorates. There's a name for this: “policy adventurism.” It’s a distraction we can no longer afford. Read More
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