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Canadian News, Politics

Alberta ready to practise a new style politics Troy Media | November 9, 2010
Political surprises are not an endangered species

A leader make a stand on principle, on what is right as opposed to what is fashionable

Dalton McGuinty and his out-of-touch Liberals

The Institute for Canadian Values demands changes to Canada's criminal code

Campbell Pension to Top $100K a Year. Over $2-million to Age 80 Canadian Taxpayers Federation | November 4, 2010
B.C.'s enhanced MLA pension plan

Sask Throne Speech Highs and Lows Canadian Taxpayers Federation | November 4, 2010
Taxpayer-friendly course

The problem with imprisoning Canadian terrorists Troy Media | November 3, 2010
The problem exists abroad and, as we send more terrorists to jail – 14 Canadians have been convicted on terrorism offenses since 2008 alone – we’ll get it here if we don’t take preemptive action

Ban on political ads is another Green Party bad idea Gerry Nicholls | November 3, 2010
What the Greens call “vicious” and “poisonous”, I call comparative and effective

Wild Reserve Salaries Not Isolated Cases Canadian Taxpayers Federation | November 3, 2010
Legislation aimed at improving the disclosure of band council salaries

The Ontario Energy Board decided there is a “serious question” about whether hidden hydro taxes are unconstitutional

The average Ontario family’s hydro bill will increase by $732 a year by 2015

Silver lining in clouds for Alberta? Troy Media | November 1, 2010
High commodity prices do not fuel economic growth in Ontario or Quebec like they do in Western Canada


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Media reports have erroneously identified Mr. Surkis as an “ex B’nai Brith boss” or “B’nai Brith head”

Ontario agencies’ expense secrecy continues Kevin Gaudet | October 28, 2010
One year later: only six employees have disclosed

Imam Delic of the Canadian Islamic Congress

Throne Speech: The Good and the Bad Canadian Taxpayers Federation | October 28, 2010
Saskatchewan

Toronto council severance costs $1.24 million Kevin Gaudet | October 27, 2010
Give taxpayers a voice on setting the pay, perks and pension of city council

Discussion Now Turns to the “Ford Factor” Arthur Weinreb | October 27, 2010
The mayor’s race was a dirty campaign; but the dirt leveled against Ford came not from Smitherman or Pantalone but from the Toronto Star and the Globe and Mail


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A new wind blowing Klaus Rohrich | October 25, 2010
Globe and Mail's 'Fat Bo'y Wins

I feel lucky and privileged to believing in Canada and able to participate in free and fair elections

Manage your finances in a recovering economy Inst. of Chartered Accountants | October 25, 2010
Ten tips on how to manage your personal finances during an economic recovery.

Sean Gladney-Ward 36, Gus Koutoumanos-Ward 14

Why Rob Ford Should Be the Next Mayor of Toronto Arthur Weinreb | October 23, 2010
Immigrants, people of Toronto, Taxes, Spending

In our opinion, Rob Ford is the best candidate to address this situation

Hug-A-Thug-Athon Must End: Olson to Williams Kevin Gaudet | October 22, 2010
Our most notorious criminals are getting sweet-heart treatment at taxpayers’ expense

Those that exploit refugees must be stopped B’nai Brith | October 21, 2010
B’nai Brith Canada congratulates the Government on its proposed bill, the Human Smuggling Act:

Afghan women doomed if foreign troops leave Troy Media | October 21, 2010
Women's mobility and participation in everyday life will be limited again

Soldiers Widows Face Unjust Taxation

Wild Reserve Salaries Not Isolated Cases Canadian Taxpayers Federation | October 20, 2010
If you’re a chief, you often receive a salary, honorariums for various work, travel pay and “other remuneration.”


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