Corporate tax cuts, investment and job creation: fact or fiction?
The Globe and Mail casts further doubt on the relationship between corporate tax cuts and capital spending, but the federal Conservatives don't seem to mind >

Prime Minister Harper seems to think that the final verdict on the proposed Northern Gateway project lies with the federal cabinet. Is he right? >
When he was younger, Max Fawcett wanted to make a mint in the markets. Now as the managing editor of Alberta Venture he gets to write about them. Close enough, right? He can be reached at mfawcett@albertaventure.com
The Globe and Mail casts further doubt on the relationship between corporate tax cuts and capital spending, but the federal Conservatives don't seem to mind >
A look inside the federal government's latest budget. >
Despite public beliefs about responsible government, Conservative spending appears to be erratic and biased >
Harper's Tories can kiss their fortunes goodbye >
Fear Factor grips Calgary – not the TV show. Stephen Harper drops bomb on Calgary’s core, leaving bad cop Finance Minister Jim Flaherty to deliver the news: income trusts will be taxed (Flaherty later apologizes but doesn’t retract). >
…may be less important than what he’s done already
by Paul Bunner
It’s a good thing her in-laws were a couple of thousand kilometres away when my wife realized Ontario voters had withheld a majority government from the Conservatives. “Thanks to them,” she thundered, “the next Parliament is going to be as dysfunctional as Lac La Biche town council!” >
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