Memo to Al Gore—Get an Update on Extreme Weather Fatalities
By Jack Dini | October 4, 2011
Risk of death from extreme weather events has been heavily oversold
Van Jones
Unemployed Imbeciles Gather to Protest
By Alan Caruba | October 4, 2011
Occupy Wall Street demands: The demands of imbeciles
Who Are You Calling “Soft”?
By Alan Caruba | October 4, 2011
It is a terrible thing to have elected a big baby, a petulant, self-indulgent child to the highest office of the land, along with a Vice President who is a babbling fool.
Federal government moving towards union transparency legislation
By Guest Column | October 4, 2011
The proposed legislation will allow all Canadians to see how tax-deductible monies are being spent by these tax-exempt organizations
You’re Invited to Tour the Dog House!
By Guest Column | October 4, 2011
Saturday, October 22nd
Simple Tax Reform
By Viv Forbes | October 4, 2011
Just three changes – simple, predictable, no loopholes.
Come Clean and Cut Funding
By Heritage Foundation Mike Brownfield | October 4, 2011
In a new development, e-mails released Monday show that President Obama received advanced warning about the company’s financial condition and pleas that he reconsider visiting the company in order to avoid political embarrassment.
Britain Will No Longer Go It Alone On Green Targets
By Guest Column Benny Peiser | October 4, 2011
It remains to be seen if Osborne's commitment not to cut emissions faster than the rest of Europe can be realised.
Ontario Election Results are in: Debt by a Landslide
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation | October 4, 2011
Premier McGuinty’s escape tunnel from the financial meltdown led to the bond market: by next year he will have issued more debt than all Ontario’s previous premiers combined.
National Infection Control Week - October 17-21, 2011
The Power of Weakness
By Daniel Greenfield | October 4, 2011
Weakness grants irresponsibility for personal actions and more importantly in a collectivist society, it provides freedom from for the collective burdens of society and civilization
Why Jerusalem?
By Barry Shaw | October 4, 2011
Palestinian Authority, Building boom in Ramallah
Amanda Knox acquittal: Sloppy crime scene analysis created injustice
By Jim Kouri | October 4, 2011
Crime scene protection is fundamental to a criminal investigation and must be initiated by the first officer to arrive on the scene.
“Drill, Castro, Drill!” says Obama and the Environmental Defense Fund
By Humberto Fontova | October 4, 2011
Obama’s BP Spill Task Force, William Reilly, and including Dan Whittle, an attorney for the Environmental Defense Fund in Cuba
Time has moved on for many of us in our little town of Goderich but the struggle continues for many home owners and business people
Tipping their hats to the Golden Age, The Brazilian Court and Café Boulud, The roaring twenties
Mr. Obama’s concern for the snubbed soldier at the GOP debate is entrenched in his own political agenda
Is China’s Green Energy a Myth?
By Institute for Energy Research | October 3, 2011
The trendy belief that China is switching to renewables for its electricity generation is a myth. Coal is, and will continue to be, China's dominant source of electricity generation
Cuba Not Afraid of Offshore Oil
By Institute for Energy Research | October 3, 2011
United States is suffering from high unemployment, high energy prices, stagnant economic growth, and a massive budget deficit
Strong September for Mitsubishi as New President/CEO Takes the Helm
By Guest Column | October 3, 2011
"Our focus is to continue to grow, develop and expand Mitsubishi by listening carefully to the wants and needs of the Canadian market,"
Toyota Canada Inc. reports September 2011 sales
By Guest Column | October 3, 2011
Car sales up, Best September ever for Toyota Venza
Study: Daily Aspirin Tied to Risk of Vision Loss
By News on the Net | October 3, 2011
The researchers found that aspirin use was not tied to the dry form, nor to earlier stages of macular degeneration
Smart Meters and your Health
By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh | October 3, 2011
UN Agenda 21, Sustainable Development Power and Control:
Meltdown?
By William R. Mann | October 3, 2011
Meltdown: The Men Who Crashed The World
Obama has lost 2.6 million jobs during his watch
Hyundai extends streak of sales increases to 33 months
By Guest Column | October 3, 2011
"Hyundai has become synonymous with quality, fuel efficiency, safety, and style. In combining these elements, our products represent an unparalleled value for Canadian consumers."
Subaru Canada: Third Best September Sales In Company History
By Guest Column | October 3, 2011
September was a good month for utility vehicles as sales of the Forester, Outback and Tribeca were especially strong.
Property Taxpayers Need Protection only a Bylaw can Provide
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation | October 3, 2011
Citizens have a focused message: hold the line on property taxes.
Taxpayers lining up to sign petition and opt-out of the CBC
By News on the Net | October 3, 2011
$1.1-billion annually to fund the CBC