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Asylum seekers pour into Canada from the US By -- Circa | September 20, 2017
Thousands of Haitian immigrants flee to Canada from the U.S.
Stagnant Ontario Wages Should Come As No Shock To Kathleen Wynne By -- Christine Van Geyn, CTF Ontario Director | September 20, 2017
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Farmers are already cutting emissions - why punish them with carbon taxes? By Todd MacKay, Prairie Director and Aaron Wudrick, Federal Director | September 20, 2017
Government is fully aware that a carbon tax will harm farmers without impacting climate change
THE LAW IS NOT MEANT TO PREVENT ACCOUNTABILITY By | September 19, 2017
"I find these actions of Tay Valley Council extremely disappointing"
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Ontario’s $15 minimum wage threatens jobs for young people and low-skilled workers province-wi By | September 19, 2017
Ontario Enters Uncharted Waters with a $15 Minimum Wage
CTF to Morneau: back off your small business tax hikes By -- Aaron Wudrick, Federal Director | September 18, 2017
• Airplane banner greets MPs as they return to Parliament
• Banner urges Minister Morneau to back off his harmful small business tax hikes
Taxpayers give hard no to healthcare tax proposal By | September 14, 2017
Between a proposed carbon tax and a new so-called healthcare tax, Manitoba taxpayers’ wallets could take a real beating from this government
Judge inundated with 100s of letters of support, decides against further jail time for Mary Wagner By | September 12, 2017
Prisoner of Conscience Mary Wagner
Foreign Direct Investment in Canada: Who’s favoured, who’s frowned upon? By | September 12, 2017
Majorities say Canada should encourage investment from UK, EU, US, discourage from China
Canadian govt. launches immigration outreach program…to tell illegals in US not to come to Canada By | September 9, 2017
Thick with rich, delicious, irony
Once-powerful Ontario now a fiscal laggard in Canada; per-person government debt set to eclipse Queb By | September 7, 2017
Canada’s Past Fiscal Leaders Are Now Fiscal Laggards: An Analysis of 2017 Provincial Budgets
Niverville MRI proposal illuminates critics’ lack of logic By -- Todd MacKay – CTF Prairie Director | September 6, 2017
Not everyone is opposed to Niverville
The Trudeau Liberals have a transparency problem By -- Aaron Wudrick, Federal Director | September 1, 2017
It's easy to talk a big game about transparency when you're in opposition. But the real test comes once you have the power to implement your commitments. On the transparency front, the Trudeau government's actions simply do not match their words
Half of Canadians say their country is ‘too generous’ toward illegal border crossers By | September 1, 2017
57 per cent disapprove of the federal government's handling of this summer's surge in asylum seekers
Ontario’s labour market ranks among worst in North America; trails Michigan in job-creation By | August 31, 2017
Measuring Labour Markets in Canada and the United States
Labour Day Reality Check: Government employees take 65% more sick days than private sector By -- Aaron Wudrick, Federal Director | August 30, 2017
• Government employees take an average of 11.2 days per year, while private sector employees take 6.8 days per year< br />• Statistics Canada data shows substantial differences by province and level of government
What’s in a name? Call to remove John A. MacDonald’s from schools meets firm opposition By | August 29, 2017
Most say a person’s entire life & principal legacy should determine if they’re publicly memorialized
Trudeau won’t adopt Scheer’s plan to control the border By | August 29, 2017
Trudeau will keep making nonsensical statements, the media will continue to ignore the practical suggestion made by Scheer and the illegals will just keep coming. There is no end in sight
Never mind name-changing: For Indians and Inuit the reality is now By | August 27, 2017
Aboriginals I talk to feel let down to the antipodes. Never mind name-changing. There’s real history unfolding, and it sickens me
Five Biggest Data Companies Like Oil Barrons By | August 26, 2017
'Data is the new oil': Your personal information is now the world's most valuable commodity
Taxes—not housing and basic necessities—are largest Canadian household expense By | August 24, 2017
Canadian Consumer Tax Index
Bill Morneau’s attack on the middle class By -- Aaron Wudrick, Federal Director | August 23, 2017
The victims will be the very people this government claims it is trying to help: mom and pop operations in small towns across the country, including farmers, mechanics and electricians
You don’t have to be fascist to oppose immigration By | August 22, 2017
In sum, I oppose immigration because we need first to look after our own.
Flawed equalization program can’t respond fairly to big changes in Canadian economy By | August 22, 2017
Should Equalization Keep on Growing in an Era of Converging Fiscal Capacity
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The Charter’s Notwithstanding Clause and Canada’s border crisis By | August 22, 2017
As to whether there is an advantage to just walk into Canada, either these thousands of people are stupid or Trudeau is; I leave it for the reader to decide
The Invasion of Canada By | August 19, 2017
Borders exist to protect a country. We see that in Europe. We see it in America and Canada. And leaders who refuse to protect the border are really refusing to protect the nation that it represents
Hillier & Reid: Parks Canada Needs to Take Responsibility for Flooding By | August 17, 2017
"In my opinion, the flooding in Tay Valley Township along Christie Lake and the Tay River was the direct result of the decision made by Parks Canada"
Can You Buy A Canadian Citizenship? Almost By | August 17, 2017
Citizenship, and pathways to citizenship, should not be for sale—it is too valuable. Citizenship is sacred.
Lower interest rates and rising incomes more than doubled amount Canadians can borrow for a home By | August 17, 2017
Interest Rates and Mortgage Borrowing Power in Canada
Ottawa faces stark choice in NAFTA talks; scrap high-profile protectionist policies or risk the deal By | August 16, 2017
The Fate of NAFTA: Possible Scenarios and their Implications for Canada