David Olive

The city of Toronto is on pace to build fewer new homes this year than at any time in the past 30 years, David Olive writes, with builders warning of

A recent dismal GDP report, falling exports and a hard-hit Canadian manufacturing sector, writes David Olive, belie a more resilient and stable Canadian economy.

Air travel reform should include reducing Canadian airport fees, among the highest in the world, which can amount to as much as 35 per cent of a ticket cost, David

Blowing money on a natural diamond is losing its shine, writes David Olive. The result is the expected shutdown of all three diamond mines in the Northwest Territories by 2031.

Ottawa can’t force Canadian steel consumers to switch to domestic steel from imports. But it’s another story with projects built or financed by Canadian governments, David Olive writes.

The audacity of this immense con job is astonishing. And it’s working because the world is capitulating, David Olive writes.

A U.S. think tank says improved relations between the border nations is urgent to end America's reliance on China, writes David Olive. 'Canada may be the United States’ best hope

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s energy ‘superpower’ plans will clearly clash with Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s tunnel vision on oil.

Carney is emulating a tried-and-true formula of government-sponsored housing that has worked before in Canada, and works today elsewhere, David Olive writes.

If the point is to let Americans know we don’t appreciate the harm the U.S. is doing, one needn’t buy Canadian, as preferable as that is. Just don’t buy American.