David Olive

Striving for greater industrial sovereignty is a worthwhile ambition. But it can’t come at the expense of social investments, David Olive writes.

If only the prime minister would tell us what the Canada Strong Fund actually is.

Higher food costs loom for Canadians on Middle East tensions, and the potential impact can’t be overstated.

Getting municipal approval for a housing project in Toronto takes an average of 25 months.

Governments subsidize police, transit and other essentials, writes David Olive, so why not food? For starters, public grocers would be another burden on an already stretched Toronto government.

Improvements in airport operations do not require privatization, David Olive writes.

If he’s not careful, U.S. President Donald Trump could become addicted to the surge of tariff revenue flowing into his treasury department, David Olive writes.

Continued high fuel costs could force the Bank of Canada to raise interest rates to subdue inflation.

America runs on Dunkin', but can the coffee giant thrive north of the border?

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