Canadian News, Opinion
Maxime Bernier to Join Leaders’ Debates
By News on the Net | September 18, 2019
Budgets, Deficits, Mass Migration, Sovereignty, Refugees, Taxes, Corporate Welfare
Conservatives get it right with universal tax cut pledge
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation -- Aaron Wudrick, Federal Director | September 17, 2019
There’s no getting around it: the best way for governments to help Canadians make ends meet is to simply leave more money in their pockets
Trudeau Decides Election Campaign Should Begin On…..9/11
By Arthur Weinreb | September 15, 2019
The biggest insult of Trudeau’s choice is to the family and loved ones of the 26 Canadians who lost their lives on Sept. 11, 2001
A nation of smelt?
By Klaus Rohrich | September 15, 2019
I think populism is as alive here in Canada as it is anywhere else, despite its bad rap by a smug, holier-than-everyone-else media and I think the Canadian election results will show a voter base that’s fed up
After All We Are A Nation of Immigrants
By Robert Stewart | September 6, 2019
What our historical standards once were with regards to immigration should be seen as irrelevant to public policy decisions made now
Taxpayers Federation releases 19 for 2019 federal election wish list
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation -- Aaron Wudrick, Federal Director | September 5, 2019
Spending and fiscal management, Taxation, Accountability and Transparency
Vote Wisely
Labour Day Reality Check: Federal bureaucrats take 77% more sick days than private sector workers
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation -- Aaron Wudrick, Federal Director | September 1, 2019
• In 2018, average federal government employee took 12.2 sick days compared to 6.9 days in private sector
• Provincial government employees in Alberta (14.4 days) and Quebec (13 days) have the highest number of government sick days in Canada
• Provincial government employees in Alberta (14.4 days) and Quebec (13 days) have the highest number of government sick days in Canada
Sets harmful precedent for provincial legislation
Taxpayers Federation applauds savings generated by ending “March madness” spending
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation -- Aaron Wudrick, Federal Director | August 29, 2019
New CFIB report: Small business is getting crushed under the weight of payroll taxes
By CFIB -- Dominique Des Rosiers | August 29, 2019
It’s time to end provincial health/education payroll taxes and halt increases of federal payroll taxes
Time to tear down 24 Sussex
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation -- Aaron Wudrick, Federal Director | August 27, 2019
The bottom line is that doing nothing for decades has cost taxpayers a bundle for nothing. It's time to bite the bullet, tear 24 Sussex down, and move on--one way or another
Bernier Barred from the Ball
By Lee Harding | August 23, 2019
If Canada’s media and political establishment is so ready to put self-interest above fairness and public institutions, it is high time for a populist political movement to find its voice.
Canadian Political Debates Officially a Farce
By Arthur Weinreb | August 22, 2019
Maxime Bernier’s exclusion illustrates how much Canadian voters, real ordinary people, don’t matter
In the wake of the SNC-Lavalin scandal, accountability reforms are needed
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation -- Aaron Wudrick, Federal Director | August 21, 2019
The Trudeau government deserves to be judged for its conduct in the SNC-Lavalin scandal, but punishing it will not fix the system that allowed it to develop in the first place
Canada Needs Maxime Bernier, Salim Mansur and the PPC
By Robert Stewart | August 12, 2019
People's Party of Canada
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is failing grassroots people in First Nations communities by failing to enforce The First Nations Financial Transparency Act
The Price of Public Health Care Insurance, 2019
Russians are bit players, especially in North America
By William Walter Kay BA JD | August 5, 2019
Steve Allan's 'Public Inquiry into anti-Alberta Energy Campaigns' dives down a rabbit hole
Canadian Consumer Tax Index
Generating Electricity in Canada from Wind and Sunlight: Is Getting Less for More Better than Getting More for Less?
Kevin O’Leary Says Trudeau is Toxic, Period
By News on the Net | July 28, 2019
• Liberals broke promise previous campaign promise to balance in 2019
• Conservatives have said they will balance in four years instead of two
• New Democrats, Greens have yet to make any pledge
• Conservatives have said they will balance in four years instead of two
• New Democrats, Greens have yet to make any pledge
Lessons from the Quebec Universal Prescription Drug Insurance Program
Samuel de Champlain and the Coureur des bois
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | July 19, 2019
Policy and Regulatory Framework Changes in the U.S. and Canadian Oil and Gas Sector
Use tax dollars to fill potholes, not luxury golf resort owners’ pockets
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Paige MacPherson, CTF Atlantic Director, Aaron Wudrick, Federal Director | July 13, 2019
WHAT WENT WRONG WITH CANADA’S CARBON TAX?
By Macdonald Laurier Institute -- Phillip Cross | July 12, 2019
“The most important role of government in reducing GHG emissions may be supporting technological research, not enforcing regulations or tinkering with relative prices”
Universal Insurance for Pharmaceuticals in Switzerland and the Netherlands