According to Quebecers, the single most important factor in the success of students is the quality of the teaching staff. However, this profession is plagued by persistent problems: the poor university records of many education undergraduates, the abandonment of the profession by young teachers, discouragement and loss of motivation, etc. These problems can affect the quality of students’ learning, and are quite naturally a concern for parents.

The impact of occupational licensing and labour unions on social mobility in Canada.

The salaries of the 100 highest paid CEOs in Canada would finance governments for 10 hours.

Calculating retirement benefits for public sector employees.

Since the addition of the boreal caribou to the threatened species list, the Quebec government has made considerable efforts to protect its habitat by limiting forestry companies’ access to the public forest. No one denies the need to have in place conservation measures for protecting biodiversity, as long as they have concrete positive effects and that the associated costs are not out of proportion with the goals. When it comes to the boreal caribou, though, these two criteria are not necessarily respected.

The compartmentalization of trades in the construction industry.

Dan Price's policy of "equal pay."

The federal tax credit for labor-sponsored funds.

Price controls and their consequences.

The benefits of ride-sharing applications.