Canadian News, Opinion
Canada has been deceived about its founder
By Hymie Rubenstein | January 3, 2026
A fair-minded review of Macdonald's contributions to our country, as both a Father of Confederation and as a strong advocate for its Indigenous peoples, suggests that he is one that we need to keep;
Canada better wake up. MOUs aren’t going to cut it
By News on the Net -- Martin Pelletier | January 3, 2026
Venezuela has huge implications
I hope President Trump finds out that Carney funded Radio Canada (CBC) had their end of year celebrations
By News on the Net -- Melissa | January 2, 2026
Most of it was about hating on Trump and basically telling him to FU*K OFF in French
The Charter protects us from precisely this kind of unchecked surveillance
City Hall wasted $2,000 on plaque for a dead raccoon
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation -- Noah Jarvis CTF Ontario Director | December 29, 2025
“It’s bad enough that bureaucrats wasted money on a plaque for a dead raccoon, but they spent twice as much as a plaque should cost;”
It raises the question of whether economic integration with the US will lead inevitably to political integration as Sir John A. Macdonald feared? Only time will tell but one way or the other, the shift has begun
Many Canadians fail to grasp just how misguided Ontario—and the Ford government—were in running those ‘Ronald Reagan’ ads
By News on the Net -- The Food Professor | December 23, 2025
Those ads directly contributed to a halt in trade negotiations with the United States
Freedom of Speech: The True Antidote to Hate and Division
By Randy Hillier | December 20, 2025
Join me in Ottawa Sunday December 21st
“Asset forfeiture is an extraordinary power, and it must not be used to punish Canadians for participating in peaceful protest;”
No indigenous truth or reconciliation, 10 years later
By Hymie Rubenstein | December 19, 2025
Assuming that Tagala’s emotion-logged diatribe is well-intentioned, it is still coming from an activist with little indigenous ancestry and even less enculturation to indigenous lifeways;
High-speed rail a costly boondoggle
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation | December 19, 2025
The government is up to its eyeballs in debt and is already spending hundreds of millions of dollars bailing out its current train company, the last thing taxpayers need is to pay higher debt interest charges for a new government train boondoggle;
Canada’s Shrinking Stock Market: Causes and Implications for Future Economic Growth;
Mr. Barber said, “I followed the directions I was given and did everything I could to act lawfully and peacefully.”
“This is a good day for the rule of law in BC. The Court of Appeal has confirmed that, like laws, court orders should be clear enough that we know how to comply with them.”
POLL: Canadians say industrial carbon tax makes life more expensive
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Franco Terrazzano, CTF Federal Director & Kris Sims CTF Alberta Director | December 16, 2025
“It’s doesn’t matter what lipstick politicians put on their carbon tax pig, all carbon taxes make life more expensive, hurt our economy and don’t work.”
Major tax changes in 2026: Report
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation | December 15, 2025
Prime Minister Mark Carney needs to significantly cut spending, provide major tax relief and scrap all carbon taxes
What Mehanna’s “Christmas in Palestine” display does is transform a Christian celebration into land claims and grievances about the war between Hamas and Israel;
Waiting Your Turn: Wait Times for Health Care in Canada, 2025;
Bill C-9 - The Quiet Coup Against Every Canadian’s Right to Speak, Believe and Disagree
By News on the Net -- Ted Kuntz's Musings | December 7, 2025
We need to have the courage to confront the truth. We need to hear the voices of all Canadian, not just those aligned with a political or corporate agenda
“A museum dedicated to addressing contested histories, even when they are controversial, betrays Palestinians, Jews, truth and their own expressed mandate. That is the real Nakba.”
Economic Freedom of North America
Many regulators have begun embedding political or ideological content into mandatory courses, codes of ethics and continuing education requirements;
Calgary’s Safe and Inclusive Access Bylaw was named Canada’s Most Censorious Bylaw by the CCF
Carney’s Toronto cabinet meetings cost $530,000
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Franco Terrazzano, CTF Federal Director | December 4, 2025
“We need a culture change in Ottawa and that needs to start with the prime minister and ministers respecting taxpayers’ hard-earned money;"
More than 16,000 Canadians died by MAID in 2024 — 5% of all deaths in Canada: report
By News on the Net -- National Post & Randy Hillier | December 3, 2025
The vast majority of people receiving MAID last year had a "reasonably foreseeable" death, with cancer the most common underlying condition
But the transition will not be without pain. Among the oxen to be gored would be supply management, energy regulations, cultural (CanCon) rules, banking and financial regulations, shipping regulations, and interprovincial trade barriers;
Quebec Wants To Violate Personal Freedom Under The Guise Of Secularism
By Milt Harris | November 29, 2025
Quebec needs to stay in the lanes that support Western Culture, and to keep making strides to eliminate the invaders;
Higher carbon taxes are a bad deal for taxpayers
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Franco Terrazzano, CTF Federal Director | November 29, 2025
“The hidden carbon tax on business is the worst of all worlds: Higher prices and fewer Canadian jobs.”
Mr. Anisimov’s experience parallels that of many students and employees who faced deregistration or discipline for declining the Covid vaccines on religious grounds across Canada;
New Fraser Institute rankings of Ontario secondary schools out today
By Fraser Institute | November 27, 2025
Report Card on Ontario’s Secondary Schools