Bureaucracy and Regulation

Some think that beer's history of regulation begins with hops, but beer has been hemmed in by government red tape for much longer.

Some think that beer's history of regulation begins with hops, but beer has been hemmed in by government red tape for much longer.

For many, the covid era has been like a rollercoaster. But as the world seems to near the end of the ride, governments don't seem in a hurry to roll back their restrictions.

Alcohol sales in Ontario are stuck in a morass of price-fixing and other government controls. 

Government-sector healthcare in Canada is aging, lower-quality, and generally behind the times. The country's lack of healthcare capacity was made far more obvious by the covid-19 crisis. 

Primary Care is about access, continuity, and responsibility.

Empowering state legislatures—or worse, the federal government—to abolish local regulations would be a grave mistake. 

Faced with a "join us or be destroyed" ultimatum from federal regulators or lawmakers, most private firms choose the "join us" option. 

Anyone considering going to the very conservative College of the Ozarks knows what he's getting into. Yet the Biden administration has launched a war on this tiny college in the name of "equality" for transgendered students who have no reason to ever set foot there.

The "People over Profits" mantra is once again is being heard in Washington. But this time we're hearing about it from business lobbyists themselves who are now parroting leftwing slogans about "social responsibility."