Meredith Boessenkool & Phillips
I’m pleased to announce that Shannon Phillips has joined forces with myself and Tyler Meredith, creating Meredith Boessenkool & Phillips. Together we’ll offer our brand of innovative policy-based expertise to Canadians from coast to coast.
We work to translate our clients’ goals into public policy priorities, crafting ready-made, comprehensive solutions for government.
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November 17th 2021 - Alberta - The Line
Ken Boessenkool and Mike Moffatt: It’s time for the banana talk, Mr. Macklem
The Bank of Canada needs to clearly communicate to Canadians what’s happening with inflation. By: Ken Boessenkool and Mike Moffatt Canada’s headline inflation rate (the Consumer Price Index) is bursting through the upper end of the Bank of Canada’s target…
November 16th 2021 - Alberta - The Line
Flipping the Line: The conservative coalition constantly changes. That’s fine.
FPTP isn’t a problem. It means you can shed portions of the right furthest from, or most offensive to, the mainstream. The Line welcomes angry rebuttals and responses to our work. The best will be featured in our ongoing series,…
November 1st 2021 - Alberta - Globe and Mail
The battles have been won, and the old political axioms are dead. Carbon taxes are here to stay
KEN BOESSENKOOL AND MIKE MOFFATT SPECIAL TO THE GLOBE AND MAIL PUBLISHED OCTOBER 29, 2021 After more than a decade of hard, public democratic debate between the “no carbon tax” crowd and those advocating for a “carbon tax now,” the…
October 20th 2021 - Alberta - The Hub
The conservative case against the Reform Act
Ken Boessenkool | October 20, 2021 We don’t need the Reform Act to tell us that when a caucus gets dispirited with a leader, that leader is toast. Just because something is unpopular, doesn’t make it wrong. Or unwise. And…
October 12th 2021 - Alberta - The Line
O’Toole can risk adopting a carbon tax … in fact, he has to
If the Conservatives are going to win, they need to “hunt where the ducks are” and add voters who didn’t support them last time By: Ken Boessenkool The purpose of a political party is to win elections. It took me…