Author: Jay Goldberg

Does it make sense to waste millions of dollars by letting all kinds of U.S. alcohol expire just to make a political point? Apparently, Canada’s politicians think so. According to a...

Millions of Canadians are finding it difficult to make ends meet. Far too many young Canadians think they’ll never live as good as their parents – let alone achieve the...

The nanny staters are on the warpath once again, this time in Quebec. Last month, Quebec’s National Assembly fast-tracked a bill into law that banned the sale of energy drinks...

When President George H.W. Bush signed a bill into law creating the Section 340B Drug Pricing Program in 1992, it had broad bipartisan support. The goal of the program was...

In huge news for Alberta, technology giant Meta announced plans this week to invest $13 billion in the province to build a massive AI data centre. The one-gigawatt data centre...

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is finally getting a pipeline. But, after making concession after concession, this doesn’t feel like the pipeline win that Albertans and Canadians who support energy development...

A West-East pipeline would be good news for Canadian consumers Toronto, ON: Earlier today, Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced plans to advance a new pipeline...

Consumers call on Hamilton City Council to reverse course on proposed AI data centre moratorium Brantford, ON: The Consumer Choice Center is criticizing Hamilton City Council’s proposal to put a...

Other provinces should follow Alberta’s lead in embracing dual practice in healthcare Toronto, ON: The Consumer Choice Center is calling on other Canadian provinces to follow Alberta’s lead, with the...

A rising young hockey player lost his life just days after Health Canada finally gave the green light to a treatment that might have helped him beat the cancer that...

As if Canadians didn’t need another reason to be concerned with Bill C-22, the government’s so-called Lawful Access Act, news broke earlier this week that suggests the legislation not only...

Carney government’s teenager social media ban the wrong approach: Consumers Toronto, ON: The Consumer Choice Center is calling on the Carney government to go back to the drawing board when...