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Arthur Weinreb

Arthur Weinreb is an author, columnist and Associate Editor of Canada Free Press. Arthur's latest book, Ford Nation: Why hundreds of thousands of Torontonians supported their conservative crack-smoking mayor is available at Amazon. Racism and the Death of Trayvon Martin is also available at Smashwords. His work has appeared on Newsmax.com, Drudge Report, Foxnews.com.

Older articles (2007) by Arthur Weinreb

Most Recent Articles by Arthur Weinreb:

Securing Canada’s Border: What’s the Solution?

Securing Canada’s Border: What’s the Solution? An Angus Reid poll released Friday shows about two thirds of Canadians feel the influx of illegal border crossers amounts to a crisis. These two thirds include people who voted NDP and Liberal in the 2015 general election. As the Liberal government is fond of noting, anyone who opposes these people walking into Canada from the United States is “alt right” and “un-Canadian.”
- Sunday, August 5, 2018

The Danger in Thinking Premier Ford is a Buffoon

The Danger in Thinking Premier Ford is a Buffoon When campaigning for the leadership of the Ontario Progressive Party and then during the provincial election campaign, Ford spent a lot of time saying he was not Donald Trump. True, they are two different people. But politically speaking, the premier and his late brother Rob were Trump years before Trump was Trump.
- Tuesday, July 31, 2018

For Canadians, CNN is the Most Trusted Name in News

For Canadians, CNN is the Most Trusted Name in News As it is in other places, most newsworthy events that take place in Canada are of little interest to those outside the country or even beyond the local area where the occurrence took place. There are exceptions of course; since his election in 2015, Justin Trudeau has received a lot of coverage in the international media. At first, these news outlets fawned over the little narcissist, portraying him as the new Obama. After his disastrous trip to India where he and his family spent most of their time changing their clothes, Trudeau became an international laughing stock.
- Thursday, July 26, 2018

After Two Weeks, Premier Ford’s Influence Felt Beyond Ontario

After Two Weeks, Premier Ford’s Influence Felt Beyond Ontario On June 29, Douglas Robert Ford Jr. was sworn in as Ontario’s 26th premier. After 15 years of disastrous Liberal Party rule, Ford won a majority government based upon his promises to undo many of the terrible policies that saw the once mighty economic engine of Canada become a have-not province and an economic train wreck that saw many Ontarians forced to choose between heating and eating.
- Monday, July 16, 2018



Toronto Mayor Praises De Niro for ‘F**K Trump’ Rant

Toronto Mayor Praises De Niro for ‘F**K Trump’ Rant Actor Robert De Niro was in Toronto Monday in front of what will become his Nobu Restaurant, Hotel and Residences in the city’s trendy Entertainment District. De Niro’s visit comes one day after the actor’s rant at the Tony Awards where he said, “First I want to say, F**k Trump. It’s no longer ‘down with Trump, it’s f**k Trump.’”
- Friday, June 15, 2018

The Role of the Police in Andrea Horwath's Sanctuary Province

The Role of the Police in Andrea Horwath’s Sanctuary Province As the Ontario election campaign enters its final two weeks, the PCs are dropping in support while that of the NDP is increasing. The majority of new support for the socialists comes from Liberal voters realizing the almost certain death of their usual party of choice. Some polls predict the governing Liberals will end up losing official party status.
- Friday, May 25, 2018

The Humboldtt bus crash, white privilege and the media

The Humboldt bus crash, white privilege and the media It was a horrific incident that made news around the world. Last Friday a bus carrying members of the Humboldt Broncos hockey team crashed with a tractor trailer at the intersection of two Saskatchewan highways. Currently the death toll stands at 16; the female trainer, the coach of the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League team, two members of the media travelling to cover the playoff game and 12 young players.
- Friday, April 13, 2018

What did Kathleen Wynne mean by ‘old white people’?

What did Kathleen Wynne mean by ‘old white people’? Ontario premier Kathleen Wynne seems to be in panic mode these days. She and her Liberal Party are low in the polls, occasionally dipping into “Elvis territory.” In other words the percentage of people willing to support the Liberals is about the same as those who think the King of Rock and Roll is still alive.
- Thursday, March 22, 2018

Doug Ford should not be quick to reject Trump comparison

Doug Ford should not be quick to reject Trump comparison Since winning the leadership of the Ontario Progressive Conservative Party a week ago, former Toronto City Councillor Doug Ford has been compared to Donald Trump. And not in a good way. But as polls taken since his victory indicate, a significant number of Ontarians do not like him but will vote for him anyway in order to get rid of Premier Kathleen Wynne and the Liberals.
- Monday, March 19, 2018

Trudeau’s opportunity to welcome Islamic terrorist back to Canada

Trudeau’s opportunity to welcome Islamic terrorist back to Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has not had an easy time lately. There was his disastrous trip to India that saw a convicted Sikh terrorist invited to dinner at the Canadian High Commission. Trudeau constantly changing his Indian clothing and then posing for pictures with his family not only drew chuckles from Indians but made Canada a laughingstock around the world. To illustrate how bad this really was, the Toronto Star, a left wing Liberal-loving newspaper, described the Boy Blunder’s visit as the worst foray into India since the Mongols in the 13th century.
- Wednesday, March 7, 2018

Can the Conservatives take advantage of Trudeau’s ‘Bengal Blunders?’

Can the Conservatives take advantage of Trudeau’s ‘Bengal Blunders?’ You have to give Justin Trudeau credit for one thing. His eight day trip to India made the Ontario PC leadership race where Patrick Brown is running to replace himself after he may or may not have resigned look downright boring. While the international media has lately made fun of Canada’s poor excuse for a leader, his trip to India made not only him, but Canada a laughingstock throughout the world.
- Tuesday, February 27, 2018

Trudeau: People who are cynical about institutions are ‘lazy’

Trudeau: People who are cynical about institutions are ‘lazy’ By now everyone in the English-speaking world knows Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is spending a week in India. As has been the case lately, Trudeau is being mocked around the world. Accompanying him on his tax-payer funded junket are his wife, this three children, six cabinet ministers and a slew of others.
- Friday, February 23, 2018

Piers Morgan: Canada’s Leader of the Unofficial Opposition

Piers Morgan: Canada’s Leader of the Unofficial Opposition As the entire English-speaking world knows by now, Canada’s prime minister made a fool of himself by correcting a woman’s grammar. At one of his town hall meetings, designed to bolster Trudeau’s sagging popularity, a woman asked him a long convoluted question. When the woman said the word “mankind,” Trudeau rudely interrupted her and said we don’t say “mankind,” we say “peoplekind.” At least the PM said “we” instead of “Canadians.” Who the “we” is will undoubtedly remain one of life’s mysteries.
- Monday, February 12, 2018

Trudeau compares ISIS fighters to Greek, Italian, Portuguese immigrants

This was bad. Even for him. Trudeau compares ISIS fighters to Greek, Italian, Portuguese immigrants On Thursday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau held one of his town hall meetings. The PM is currently crisscrossing the country in an attempt to bolster his sinking popularity. While many things coming out of the mouth of the most unqualified prime minister in history are bad, this comment was particularly disgusting.
- Sunday, February 4, 2018

The role of the media in the demise of Patrick Brown

The role of the media in the demise of Patrick Brown Of all the blame dished out surrounding the resignation of Ontario Progressive Conservative leader Patrick Brown, the media seems to be getting a pass in their role in the scandal that rocked the party.
- Monday, January 29, 2018

Justin Trudeau: Maybe he is just really, really stupid

Justin Trudeau: Maybe he is just really, really stupid Most Canadians who do not spend their evenings drinking the Liberal Party Kool Aid do not like the way Justin Trudeau is running the country. They realize as leaders and politicians go, he is not the sharpest knife in the drawer. But it is possible even these people are actually overestimating his intelligence. As far as his mental abilities are concerned, he is probably a lot worse than most of us think he is.
- Wednesday, January 24, 2018

Will universal daycare come to Ontario?

Economics is not an exact science. This is why President Harry Truman asked for a one-armed economist because he was tired of being told “on the one hand…, but on the other hand…” But it is basic Economics 101 that if a business’s costs increase, that business will end up raising its prices.
- Tuesday, January 16, 2018

How Tim Horton's Blew it Bigtime!

 HOW TIM HORTONS BLEW IT BIGTIME No matter how destructive you think Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne’s idea was to increase the province’s minimum wage law a whopping amount, a couple of Tim Hortons’ franchisees and the franchisor played it wrong. In the end, with the help of the business-hating media, Wynne has emerged the winner in the battle over whether the increase in the minimum wage is good or bad.
- Tuesday, January 9, 2018

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