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Tegan Hill

Publishing · On our record since 2020

Where this writer stands

Housing2 pieces

Public supply and demand controlsMarket supply and deregulation
“DRIPA is a key factor fuelling uncertainty over property rights in B.C. To strengthen the economy, David Eby should help restore stability and repeal this legislation.” Read the piece

Health2 pieces

Expand public coverageMore private delivery
“In fact, the proposal doesn't go far enough — the government should allow Albertans to purchase physician appointments and surgeries privately, too.” Read the piece

Fiscal policy2 pieces

Higher taxes and public spendingLower taxes and tighter spending
“High taxes reduce the reward from productive activities such as entrepreneurship, work and investment, and ultimately reduce economic growth.” Read the piece

Climate1 piece

Faster fossil phase-downSlower phase-down, production first
“Other burdensome policies include methane emissions-reduction requirements that impose hundreds of millions in costs on the energy industry. Carney may also soon hike the industrial carbon tax companies pay per tonne of CO2 emitted, which will increase the cost of producing, processing and transporting oil.” Read the piece

Energy1 piece

Restrict new oil and gasExpand production and export
“Bill C-48, for instance, bans large oil tanker access to ports on B.C.'s northwest coast. The legislation, enacted by the Trudeau government in 2019, effectively prevents Canadian oil producers from accessing Asia and other international markets.” Read the piece

Federalism1 piece

Ottawa leadsProvinces lead
“But many Albertans don't feel they get their end of the bargain, particularly due to many federal policies introduced over the last decade, which target Alberta's oil and gas industry.” Read the piece

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