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Quebec turned its back on leading health care reform in Canada By | October 1, 2010
Now is not the time for Quebec’s government to get cold feet
Public Safety Looking Into Death Threats, Says MP By | October 1, 2010
Vancouver-based journalist targeted by Chinese security agents
Subsidizing arenas has zero benefit for economy By | October 1, 2010
The economics of subsidies to professional sports teams have always been abysmal and haven't changed
All in a day’s work By | October 1, 2010
Eight questions to ask yourself to help identify the work style that suits you best now, and is most likely to provide you with a successful future.
Different work styles - different tax rules By | October 1, 2010
The old “nine-to-five-Monday-to-Friday” scenario isn’t the practical model it once was.
Feds Making NYCity Spend $27M to Change Lettering on Street Signs By | October 1, 2010
Federal government has changed its street sign regulations
More Union Resistance in Auto Industry By | October 1, 2010
JD Norman Industries, GM factory
PC Finance Critic Norm Miller Wants Answers to Ongoing OLG Scandals By | October 1, 2010
Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corp.
Call 1–8700–Ask–A–Lawyer By | October 1, 2010
Democrats are accusing Republicans of “legal activism.”
A Conservative Voice in Canadian Broadcasting By | October 1, 2010
Sun TV News, CRTC license
Obama Administration Keeps Offshore Moratorium in Place By | October 1, 2010
Says Little About When Thousands will Get Back to Work in the Gulf, Alaska
More on Greenism By Barry Napier | October 1, 2010
Royal Society Backs Down on its strident global warming claims!
Barack Obama’s Auntie Zeituni is Not the Poster Child for Comprehensive Immigration Reform By | September 30, 2010
Poster child of the freeloading and ungrateful gift that keeps on taking
GE’s Really Big, Bad Ideas By | September 30, 2010
Renewable Electricity Standard, RES
Let Jews build homes By | September 30, 2010
Razing of ‘unauthorized outposts’ unjust, raises questions about rule of law
Palestine - Serious Negotiations or Spurious Nonsense? By | September 30, 2010
Hyperbole and rhetoric are part and parcel of PA negotiating tactics
Focusing on the Real Enemy By | September 30, 2010
Obama, Mid term elections, Conservatives, Republicans, Birthers, Glenn Beck
Vadum: A Reminder, ACORN Funding NOT Permanently Cut Off By | September 30, 2010
Temporary cut off is soon to expire
The Old Media: More Distrusted Than Ever By | September 30, 2010
“For a fourth straight year, the majority of Americans say they have little or no trust in the mass media to report the news fully, accurately, and fairly.”
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WOW, Democrat Jokes That Seniors Should Be Denied End-Of-Life Healthcare By | September 30, 2010
Medicine: A resource that needs to be rationed
Greenism By Barry Napier | September 30, 2010
Intelligence not the problem!
As Obama Pretends at Its Freedom, His Gov’t Plans Takeover of Internet By | September 30, 2010
Free and open Internet
When are Rights, Wrong? By | September 30, 2010
1st Amendment to the Constitution
Grassroots group announces plan to influence midterm elections By | September 30, 2010
Move America Forward
BC MLAs Due to Expose Expenses By | September 30, 2010
Transparency breeds accountability
From “Shining City on the Hill” to “Like a Rollin’ Stone” By | September 30, 2010
Obama's neither insightful nor inspiring, but simply more of the sky-is-falling, government-needs-to-do-more, we-need-to-make-energy-more-expensive nonsense
John Hall’s Shame By | September 30, 2010
John Hall subscribes to far-left radical progressive values via tyrannical changes to the system
In Memory of Tony Curtis and Buffalo Jim Barrier By | September 30, 2010
Legendary Actor Tony Curtis Peacefully Passes Away at Age 85
Is God Being ‘Expelled’ from the Essence of Our American Society By | September 30, 2010
God: Expelled From America
Pledge of Renewal By Nathaniel Haraden | September 30, 2010
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