Canadian News, Opinion
Slow simmered beef, fine wine, luxury butter cups: Inside the PM’s taxpayer-funded flights
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation -- Franco Terrazzano, CTF Federal Director | May 27, 2026
“Carney has repeatedly told Canadians he would spend less, but he spent more money on airplane food than Trudeau"
Canada’s economic security is under attack
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy Scott A. McGregor | May 26, 2026
Scott McGregor argues pipelines, casinos, border infrastructure, and critical minerals now form part of a shared North American security frontier. Foreign states, cartels, and illicit finance exploit economic vulnerabilities, requiring integrated Can
The Growing Debt Burden for Canadians, 2026 Edition
Canada’s Patriotism Is Fading As Civic Literacy Declines
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy By John von Heyking | May 24, 2026
New Book from Frontier Centre for Public Policy: The Peril of Woke Schools and the Value of Traditional Education
“By adding their names to this petition, Canadians entrusted us to carry their concerns directly to Ottawa and ensure that their voices are heard by the people elected to represent them.”
The Loonie Toonie Curtain
By Steve Rossiter | May 22, 2026
My guess is that the Trump administration would welcome any Canadians wishing political asylum and were willing to become a productive member of the American culture. And of course, the 51st state option is still open;
Transparency and Accountability in First Nations Governments
Feds triple streaming tax, making life more expensive
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation -- Franco Terrazzano, CTF Federal Director | May 21, 2026
Carney government needs to wake up to the fact that higher taxes on businesses drive out investment and increase prices for Canadians, Canadians are already squeezed and the last thing they need is their government making it more expensive.;
Taxpayers on the hook for $1 billion to host FIFA World Cup games
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Carson Binda, B.C. Director & Noah Jarvis, Ontario Director of CTF | May 21, 2026
Politicians are wasting a million dollars per minute hosting a handful of international soccer games and FIFA is leaving taxpayers with big pocketbook pain, without the promised economic gain;
“Privacy is the shield of a free people,” said John Carpay, President of the Justice Centre. “Canadians deserve security without sacrificing privacy.”
35 others continue to impose severe restrictions on women’s economic rights
Ottawa has no idea if its gun grab will make Canadians safer
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation -- Gage Haubrich CTF Prairie Director | May 12, 2026
"Law enforcement experts say the gun grab will do nothing to make Canada safer...Ottawa needs to listen to the experts and scrap this gun ban and confiscation scheme.”
The Refreshing Commonsense of Conservative Tree House;
How Hydroelectricity Prices in Quebec Dominate Canada’s Equalization Formula
To protect privacy, freedom of expression, and personal autonomy in the digital age, Canadians should call on policymakers to reject government-controlled AI systems and oppose legislation that expands state access to private communications;
• Repudiate EDI and race-based laws and policies
• Abolish the Indian Act
• Repeal the Musqueam Agreement & avoid further ancestry-based land arrangements affecting private property
• Uphold equality before the law
• Abolish the Indian Act
• Repeal the Musqueam Agreement & avoid further ancestry-based land arrangements affecting private property
• Uphold equality before the law
The case raises significant questions about the limits of indigenous governance and the application of the Charter on reserve lands;
Federal debt interest charges cost each Canadian $1,400 this year
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Franco Terrazzano, CTF Federal Director | May 4, 2026
“Carney needs to reverse course and put down the credit card because taxpayers can’t afford to pay $1,400 covering the government’s interest charges.”
Poilievre highlights U.S. tariff pressures during visit to Hamilton manufacturer Sobotec
By News on the Net -- CHCH | May 4, 2026
Poilievre stopped by Sobotec Friday as part of his tour visiting local companies;
The Extraordinary Increase of Youth Unemployment in Canada
If Carney keeps promoting this type of ridiculous anti-Trump trade narrative for domestic consumption, the Canadian people are going to be blindsided when the backfire surfaces. It has already backfired; the Canadian people just don’t see it yet;
Carney continues borrowing binge in budget update
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation | April 29, 2026
“Every dollar Canadians pay in federal sales tax is going to pay interest on the debt and that’s unaffordable and unsustainable.”
Assessing Canada’s Trade Dependence on the U.S.
Anti-SLAPP laws are meant to ensure that people can speak freely on contentious matters without intimidation;
Carney’s corporate slush fund nothing like a sovereign wealth fund
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Franco Terrazzano, CTF Federal Director | April 27, 2026
Carney isn’t creating a sovereign wealth fund, he’s borrowing tens of billions of dollars to put taxpayers on the hook for risky corporate welfare;
BARCLAY: ‘Elbows up’ or hands off? Carney’s risky gamble with the US
By News on the Net -- Western Standard & William Barclay | April 24, 2026
Ottawa’s hardline posture and global realignment could blow up one of the West’s most vital alliances
Court to decide if prorogation challenge is now moot
By Canadian Constitution Foundation | April 22, 2026
The applicants are asking the Court to determine two central questions: what are the lawful limits of a prime minister’s power to advise prorogation, and whether the January 2025 prorogation fell within those limits;
When governments censor, they risk holding back progress for all;
The CCF has asked the town to reverse its decision by its next council meeting on May 8, 2026. If the decision is not reversed, the CCF will consider litigation.
We hope this judicial rebuke will lead to more reasonable decisions by the government of Nova Scotia in the future