Canadian News, Opinion

Carbon taxes punishing Canadian businesses and workers By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Kris Sims, Alberta Director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation | March 7, 2026

This is a wake-up call to Smith and Carney: It’s time to scrap carbon taxes completely;

MP Lawton nominates Canadian patriot Don Cherry for the Order of Canada By News on the Net | March 7, 2026

Former True North host and current Conservative MP Andrew Lawton is pushing for hockey and broadcasting legend Don Cherry to receive the Order of Canada;

Ottawa Spends $8.1M on Foreign STEM Interns While Canadian Students Are Shut Out By Guest Column By Jie Xing | March 6, 2026

Canada talks endlessly about a STEM shortage. Students leave. Labs sit idle. Money flows abroad. Perhaps the conversation should start at home;

Court challenge launched after North Huron bans two residents from council meetings By Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms | March 5, 2026

While we are glad that the Township has heeded our legal warning regarding the prohibition on recording, the trespass notices against Mr. Hill and Mr. Carther have not yet been rescinded;

Sound fiscal management sets the foundation for improved living standards; Living standards grew 26.5 per cent during the Chrétien era versus 3.4 per cent during Trudeau By Fraser Institute | March 3, 2026

Comparing the Fiscal and Economic Performance of the Chrétien, Harper, and Trudeau Governments

Tax and MP pay hikes one month away By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Franco Terrazzano, CTF Federal Director | March 2, 2026

Carney’s alcohol tax hike will make life more expensive and make it harder for Canadian restaurants, breweries and pubs to survive;

Why Are Canadians Paying So Much for Food? By News on the Net People's Party of Canada | March 1, 2026

The People’s Party of Canada believes Canadians shouldn’t be forced to pay more just to protect powerful interests in Ottawa;

Let every Police Service in Canada know By News on the Net -- Vincent Gircys | February 28, 2026

Truth is coming

Public safety minister REFUSES to call China a “security threat” during heated hearing By News on the Net Canada Info On Youtube | February 27, 2026

Also watch the Minister's response to whether President Xi is a dictator

Main Estimates show Carney hiking spending again By Canadian Taxpayers Federation -- Franco Terrazzano, CTF Federal Director | February 27, 2026

After a decade of out-of-control spending, finding savings in every area of the budget should be like finding water in the ocean;

Statement From Maxime Bernier On The Passing Of Giorgio Mammoliti By News on the Net Maxime Bernier, Leader, People's Party of Canada | February 25, 2026

On behalf of the People’s Party of Canada, I extend my sincere condolences to his family, friends, and all those who knew him;

Court of Appeal dismisses veteran’s Charter challenge to arrest at National War Memorial By Canadian Constitution Foundation | February 24, 2026

The Justice Centre continues to support Canadians challenging government actions that restrict access to public spaces and engage fundamental freedoms protected under the Charter, including the right to liberty and freedom from arbitrary detention;

Ford government fails to achieve its own fiscal goals By Fraser Institute | February 24, 2026

Ford vs. Ford: Fiscal Rhetoric vs. Outcomes in Ontario under Doug Ford

Taxpayers call on the auditor general to investigate Metrolinx’s SmartTrack debacle By Canadian Taxpayers Federation -- Noah Jarvis CTF Ontario Director | February 24, 2026

Ontario’s auditor general needs to launch a full investigation into the SmartTrack debacle and figure out who is responsible for wasting a nearly $100 million in taxpayer dollars;

Canadians support MP Dawson rejecting politician pay raise By Canadian Taxpayers Federation -- Franco Terrazzano CTF Federal Director | February 24, 2026

“Prime Minister Mark Carney told Canadians to brace for ‘sacrifices,’ so the least politicians can do is stop stuffing their own wallets with more tax dollars"

Quebec government faces trial over cancelled Christian musical event By Canadian Constitution Foundation | February 21, 2026

Freedom of expression should not be confined to expressing ideas favored by the government;

John Carpay: The Proposed ‘Protecting Victims Act’ Goes Too Far By Epoch Times -- Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms | February 20, 2026

Only in a country where virtue is lacking would politicians introduce criminal laws to micro-manage marriages and other relationships

Court to hear journalist Cory Morgan’s challenge to Siksika Nation trespass tickets and bylaw By Canadian Constitution Foundation | February 19, 2026

Case raises important questions about whether trespass bylaws can be enforced in what appear to be public areas where no notice of any kind is given to the alleged trespasser;

Artificial Intelligence can dramatically improve health care productivity with system-wide transformations By Fraser Institute | February 19, 2026

How Implementing System-Wide Solutions Can Amplify the Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Health Care;

Cost of federal bureaucracy up 80 per cent in 10 years: PBO By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Franco Terrazzano, CTF Federal Director | February 17, 2026

More government bureaucrats taking more money from taxpayers hasn’t resulted in better services for Canadians;

CCF Writes to Durham Region Questioning New Offensive Speech Reporting Tool By Canadian Constitution Foundation | February 17, 2026

Police have no business collecting anonymous reports of speech perceived to be offensive but not criminal;

POLL: Canadians support cutting governor general’s salary By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Franco Terrazzano, CTF Federal Director | February 17, 2026

The governor general’s platinum pay and perks should’ve been reined in a long time ago;

338 Murderers on the Loose: The Real Killers Behind Tumbler Ridge By Randy Hillier | February 16, 2026

Nine people lost their lives in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, last week. Yet the true culprits remain free.

Toronto struggling economically: 8 per cent unemployment rate in Toronto eclipses provincial and national averages By Fraser Institute | February 14, 2026

Stagnant Living Standards in the City of Toronto

Supreme Court Sides With CCF: Charter Protects Broad Right to Mobility By Canadian Constitution Foundation | February 13, 2026

The case arose after Nova Scotia resident Kimberley Taylor was denied entry into Newfoundland in May 2020 to attend her mother's funeral due to COVID-19 travel restrictions;

Feds announce another alcohol tax hike By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Franco Terrazzano, CTF Federal Director | February 13, 2026

“If politicians think Canadians aren’t paying enough tax, they should at least have the spine to vote on the tax increase.”

CCF Demands Winnipeg Scrap Bylaw That Would Silence Protesters By Canadian Constitution Foundation | February 13, 2026

This bylaw would expose peaceful, law-abiding Canadians to fines of hundreds or even thousands of dollars simply for speaking their minds on topics such as immigration, the location of homeless shelters or religious extremism;

Health Canada lost $20M in spoiled drugs after freezer door left open By News on the Net -- Western Standard | February 12, 2026

When asked how the agency would prevent a repeat of the incident, Hamzawi described it as a one-time event

Where Did My Canada Go? By David Robb | February 11, 2026

With a bit of effort, Canada can be kept whole and restored to the Canada I came to know and love. May God be with you;

RBC - Royal Bank of Canada - released their Climate Action 2026 report on Jan. 15, 2026 By News on the Net -- Friends of Science | February 11, 2026

RBC. Double the Grid and Decarbonize it. $1Trillion