…next-door neighbor Canada. Within that region, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and New Jersey still have not brought their new case count down close to Canada, and in fact cases are increasing…

…in Italy” brand of pizza. So Canada ships our wheat to Italy to be processed, turned into pizza dough, assumed stoned fired there, and then sent back to us for…

…“Benefits-Canada.” This is a calculation of what the cost of benefits would be if we paid the same amount per person for our healthcare as Canada does. The Medicare program…

…big VIA engines and rolling stock I was used to in Canada. That is because New Zealand chose a very narrow gauge for their tracks, only 1.067m compared to the…

In his NYT column today, David Brooks employs his standard column-writing formula of plucking two or more unrelated facts from their context and specifics, putting them into a sequence, and–voila!–suggesting…

…trade patterns. However, beyond the adverse impact on expected export income, it does seem that markets over-reacted a bit in the UK, Canada, and the US. Because the UK, Canada,…

…of how elements of the first Conservative budget in 2006 encouraged the entry into Canada of such big U.S. players as AIG, creating our version of subprime mortgages …Just yesterday,…

I’m encouraged any time government functions. We’re a very philanthropic society. We always want people to have safety nets. Medicaid is meant to be a temporary measure to provide benefits…

…costs have continued to rise, while Canada’s have not. Moreover, hospital administrative costs in Scotland’s single-payer system were virtually identical those in Canada. Their study is worth the read as…

…blocked as Brazil’s Rio Tinto took it over instead. So ALCOA imports a lot from Canada, meaning tariffs on meanie Canada are hitting ALCOA especially hard. As for meanie China,…