Party platforms ignore intangibles that drive our economy
Without well-funded, publicly-accessible research into the needs of Canada's economy, we won't get a serious public conversation about how to improve it.
TORONTO—Think of political party platforms as boxes of lures used by fishermen to catch fish. We, the voters, are the fish and the political parties the fishermen. Each party has its box of lures, and the goal is to hook as many fish as possible.
In this election, for example, will green economy ...
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