Canadian News, Opinion

The gang that can’t scoot straight By | July 20, 2017
Republican Party and its leadership is so incompetent as to be a bad joke
Ontario electricity prices fastest growing in Canada; Toronto bills highest nationwide By | July 20, 2017
Evaluating Electricity Price Growth in Ontario
Canadian Values means paying terrorist millions By | July 18, 2017
Trudeau and the Liberal Party of Canada are on par with Vichy France or the Quisling regime in their collaboration with an Islamic terrorist
Concerns about Canada’s $2 trillion in household debt overblown; net worth has increased to $1 By | July 18, 2017
Household Debt and Government Debt in Canada
The Liberal War On English Canada By | July 17, 2017
If and when Canadian-born citizens wake up to the fact that an injustice of grand design is at the heart of the Trudeau agenda, perhaps the dignity lost in a whirlwind of diversity and political correctness can then be returned
If Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer wants to beat Trudeau, he’s going have to get tougher By | July 16, 2017
In his initial comments on the payment, Scheer described the payment as “disgusting.” No Mr. Scheer, the payment was not disgusting. Justin Trudeau is disgusting. And you need to constantly remind Canadians of that fact.
Canadian Taxpayers Federation delivers petition opposing $10.5 million payout to Omar Khadr By | July 13, 2017
71% of Canadians believe the government made the wrong decision
CARP Calls for Sustainable Solution for Sears Pensioners By | July 13, 2017
What would Canada’s economy and finances look like without Alberta? By | July 13, 2017
A Friend in Need: Recognizing Alberta’s Outsized Contribution to Confederation
Financial disclosures that inspire dancing By | July 12, 2017
Charmaine’s victory puts pressure on Indigenous and Northern Affairs Minister Carolyn Bennett
Khadr’s Compensation: 71% of Canadians say government made wrong call by settling out of court By -- Angus Reid | July 11, 2017
Many say they would have offered apology, but not financial compensation
Slapping new taxes and regulations on AirBnB won’t cure cities’ housing woes By -- Christine Van Geyn | July 11, 2017
Relaxing some of these absurd rules around development would do a lot more to expand housing supply than taxing and regulating Airbnb hosts. That's the path city governments should pursue
What’s a Canadian soldier’s life worth? By | July 11, 2017
Prime Minister Trudeau’s 100 million dollar scandal
The Khadr $10.5 Million and Ruling Class Rot By | July 10, 2017
On the bright side, meanwhile, the gift of $10.5 million could help explain why the French Revolution had to take place
CTF petition opposing $10 million payout to Omar Khadr reaches 52,000 signatures By | July 6, 2017
Critics of Ontario premier erroneously assume she’s trying to do the right thing By | July 5, 2017
Everything Wynne does is about votes and power. Nothing she ever does is “well-intentioned.”
Toronto housing boom driving economic growth in Ontario; masks weak business investment By | July 5, 2017
Ontario’s One Cylinder Economy: Housing in Toronto and Weak Business Investment
Canadian Taxpayers Federation slams proposed $10 million payout to Omar Khadr By | July 4, 2017
Trudeau government was preparing to offer Omar Khadr a $10 million compensation package
Pallister right to challenge legality of Ottawa-imposed carbon tax By | June 30, 2017
Saskatchewan may take legal action to defend itself against a federally imposed carbon tax
More Ontario students attending independent schools as public school enrolment declines By | June 27, 2017
Where Our Students are Educated: Measuring Student Enrolment in Canada, 2017
Trapping Canada’s media darling on electoral reform By | June 19, 2017
Canada's Prime Minister Trudeau has dug himself a hole on electoral reform – now if only the conservatives had a clue about how to bury him in it
First Nations activist wins precedent setting court victory for financial transparency By | June 17, 2017
Court of Queen’s Bench orders Onion Lake Cree Nation to publish the band’s basic financial information
CTF applauds rejection of internet tax By -- Aaron Wudrick, CTF Federal Director | June 15, 2017
• Heritage Committee recommended expanding 5% Canadian content production levy to broadband internet delivery to create a new ‘broadband tax’
Hundreds of Ontarians are sending the Premier a message By | June 12, 2017
Ontario government spent over $121,000 on a giant inflatable rubber duck
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Morneau’s ‘tax escalator’ a bad precedent By -- Aaron Wudrick, CTF Federal Director | June 12, 2017
But with Morneau’s proposed “tax escalator”, future tax hikes would be automatic
Ontario’s plan for ‘universal’ and ‘affordable’ day care won’t be universal and it sure isn’t afford By -- Christine Van Geyn | June 9, 2017
The more the premier has in her bag of tricks, the less money we have in our wallets
June 9 is Tax Freedom Day, when Canadians start working for themselves and not government By | June 9, 2017
Manitobans reject carbon taxes according to government survey By | June 8, 2017
“It’s wrong for Premier Pallister to side with the federal government to force a carbon tax on Manitobans against their will,”
Premier Wynne preaches her Fair Hydro Plan - How is This Fair By -- Ross Ayotte | June 7, 2017
New Hydro Increases Looming By | June 7, 2017
these increases would be added to your bill before any rebates from the the Fair Hydro Act, 2017 are implemented