By: Tony Keller
The province is to blame for the rising costs but the taxpayers will pay for it when there’s less money for health, education and other priorities
Tony Keller is a columnist with The Globe and Mail. With over 30 years of experience, he covers a range of topics including government, politics, public policy, and economic issues, often focusing on the global economy and energy policy. He has been featured in various publications such as Castanet Media, The Hill Times, and Times Colonist, highlighting his expertise in world affairs and business.
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Tony Keller's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, particularly legal policy regulation within Canada. He also covers topics such as immigration, university free speech, electric vehicles, carbon tax, Canadian cities, housing, investing and the justice system. Pitches should offer expert commentary or insights related to Canadian government policies and their impact on various aspects of society or specific localities in Canada.
Given his focus on legal policy regulation and government announcements within a national context (Canada), experts with deep knowledge of Canadian lawmaking processes or those directly affected by these policies would be well-placed for outreach. Additionally, professionals involved in issues like immigration reform, energy/environmental policies including carbon tax implications in Canada could provide valuable perspectives for his articles.
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