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Ken Boessenkool

Alberta
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Partner @ Meredith Boessenkool & Phillips Make Better Policy | Adjunct Professor @MaxBellSchool | Executive Director @cdncleangrowth | Contributor @the_lineca |
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Canada needs a new social union deal

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By Jared J. Wesley, Ken Boessenkool
| Policy Options Politiques Magazine Verified
A few short decades ago, a prime minister recognized the perils of establishing new national programs without provincial and territorial buy-in. He put important limits on the use of the federal spending power – Ottawa’s ability to spend on anything it wants, even if it falls in provincial jurisdiction. The move was lauded across most of the country and set the ground rules for a more productive mode of fiscal federalism in Canada. No, that prime minister wasn’t Stephen Harper.
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Ken Boessnkool: We have changed Canada before. We can do it again. Original

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By Ken Boessenkool
| readtheline.ca
Reform Party leader Preston Manning in 1992, during more optimistic times. CP Image Archive. The Line is partnering with Lead Not Leave to provide credible arguments for why Alberta should stay in Canada. Click on the link below to learn more about the initiative. By: Ken Boessenkool I confess, I am getting tired of the selective amnesia. To hear Alberta separatists talk, one might think that the last 20 years of conservative activism had simply never happened in this country.
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Jared Wesley & Ken Boessenkool: The "love" of federalism must grow both ways

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By Jared J. Wesley, Ken Boessenkool
| Substack
The Line is partnering with Lead Not Leave to provide credible arguments for why Alberta should stay in Canada. Click on the link below to learn more about the initiative. By: Jared Wesley & Ken Boessenkool Federalism offers Alberta a path to lead, not leave, Canada. It gives us a way to think beyond the false choice between submission and separation to ask a more constructive question: how can Alberta be stronger while making Canada better?
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