Health Canada bans drugs from two Apotex factories in India
By News on the Net | October 2, 2014
Regulator cites “significant concerns” and “serious doubts” about safety of drugs imported by Toronto-based company, but no recall has been issued.
Climate policy should start reflecting global warming ‘hiatus’
By Fraser Institute | October 2, 2014
“The global warming hiatus is real. A failure to recognize the scientific evidence may prove costly for Canada and other countries around the world.”
Road test: Kia Sorento
By Tim Saunders | October 1, 2014
Equally at home on the motorway or pottering around the town it shines when off-roading
Art news: British artists shortlisted for international art prize
By Tim Saunders | October 1, 2014
Claire Wiltsher from Hampshire
School Board Tells Homeschool Family Curriculum Must Be Guided by Common Core
By Heritage Foundation Chris McNutt | October 1, 2014
These changes increase the likelihood that private-school students and home-schooled students will have to follow the Common Core regime
Julia Pierson resigns as Secret Service director
By Dan Calabrese | October 1, 2014
Under the bus.
WyLiberty Arguments End Political Inquisition in Texas
By News on the Net | October 1, 2014
"The case is finally over, and today's ruling vindicates Tom DeLay entirely
Chicago police officials “admitted that they had no data or empirical evidence that any criminal impact would occur due to the presence of a firing range, or that it would be lessened by placing ranges in manufacturing districts
A Climate Depot Rebuttal
Fall Festival for Gardeners
By Wes Porter | October 1, 2014
October gardening: Black thumbs
Travel feature: London
By Tim Saunders | October 1, 2014
This trip has opened our eyes to all that London offers but we will have to return because so much to do and so little time.
A T-shirt that monitors your heart
By Guest Column Israel21c | October 1, 2014
Smart-digital hWear shirt has conductive fibers woven in, performing the job of an ECG machine and transmitting vitals to your doctor’s smartphone.
A $10,000 childcare deduction is the least-worst way to do income splitting
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Gregory Thomas | October 1, 2014
So the top priority for the Harper Conservatives is simple: they need reverse some of the damage done to Canada’s balance sheet on their watch
National Life Chain Sunday 2014—October 5
By Christian Newswire | October 1, 2014
Only He can end the abortion holocaust now ravaging America and Canada
Fur Hats
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | October 1, 2014
5 Policies That Would Make Gas Cheaper
By Heritage Foundation Nicolas Loris | October 1, 2014
Where your gas money goes
Happy Anniversary: 1 October Marks 18 Years Without Global Warming Trend
By Guest Column Dr. Benny Peiser | October 1, 2014
Global Warming Pause Comes Of Age
State Dept. Rejects Netanyahu’s Mideast Diagnosis
By Arnold Ahlert | October 1, 2014
The administration throws the Israeli prime minister under the bus.
"People need to start realizing that there’s right and wrong in this world. It seems like no one thinks about that."
Has Insanity Taken Over the Voters?
By Jerry McConnell | October 1, 2014
Congressional Representative for the First District of New Hampshire
Penguins Pray for Global Warming
By Viv Forbes | October 1, 2014
Handbook to prevent radicalization of Muslims released in Canada
By Arthur Weinreb | October 1, 2014
Attempt by Muslims in Canada, with the aid of the federal police force, to make it politically incorrect to equate the terrorism that poses a significant threat to Canada and the West with Islam
The New Pathway to Citizenship
By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | October 1, 2014
Europe is a prime example of this failed diversity. Diversity is a “divide and conquer” strategy developed to weaken and destroy a nation from within.
America’s Education Battlefield
By Alan Caruba | October 1, 2014
When one considers how much in tax revenue is collected for the purpose of educating our youth, one would hope for better results
National Security Threats Brought Into Focus
By Roger Aronoff | October 1, 2014
Dangers a weakened America poses to the world
Can a Mendacious Media Resuscitate Feminism
By Gail Jarvis | October 1, 2014
Barack Obama's failed presidency should have taught us that the “symbolism” of being the first president of a previously disadvantaged group does not necessarily equip one to perform presidential duties
VIDEO: Secret Service chief tries to blame sequester for total ineptness
By Dan Calabrese | October 1, 2014
With help from Eleanor Holmes-Norton, who tries to make it the fault of Congress.
Germany’s Renewable Energy Transition Misses Carbon Reduction Goals
By Institute for Energy Research | September 30, 2014
Coal, energiewende, Germany, renewable energy
Polish Catholic Auschwitz survivor Michael Preisler dead in New York
By Frank Milewski | September 30, 2014
A Desktop 3-D Printer in Every Home?
By News on the Net | September 30, 2014