Canadian News, Opinion

The Ontario Jobs Picture in February: Not Good Under the Hood By | March 20, 2016
Finally, looking at the total jobs in the three public sectors, we see that the public sector represents 25% of the jobs in the province.
Six Months of Terrorist Attacks by Lone Individuals: To Be Continued By Alon Ben David | March 20, 2016
To date, the Israeli government has pursued a policy comprising aggressive rhetoric, containment, and minimal action
First Nations Leaders Benefit from Transparency By | March 17, 2016
Servant leadership is about more than strength, charisma or intelligence; it’s essential to have humility
Canada’s personal income taxes on highly skilled workers among the highest in industrialized world By | March 17, 2016
English Canada: Journey To The Back Of The Bus By | March 16, 2016
If “traditional” Canadians continue their passive and polite ways, within a single generation the diversity bus will bury English Canada in the sands of time
Actually, Bombardier Is Not A ‘Proven Winner’ By | March 16, 2016
Stripped down, Stanford’s position is that private businesses should not be treated like private businesses
Toronto police chief doing excellent job after 2 Canadian soldiers stabbed in Toronto By | March 15, 2016
Saunders’ two predecessors, Julian Fantino and Bill Blair, went into politics after they left leading the Toronto Police Service. Unlike them, Saunders would make a good politician
Energy Poverty on the Rise in Canada By | March 15, 2016
Lower income households are more vulnerable to the negative effects of rising energy costs-something policymakers should consider when devising energy policy,
Winnipeggers know tax hikes when they see them By | March 10, 2016
With both revenue sources and debt levels going up, it’s hard to believe a lack of cash is the problem.
CTF Launches French Radio Ad Campaign Opposing Billion Dollar Bombardier Bailout By Aaron Wudrick, CTF Federal Director | March 9, 2016
Bombardier has already taken $1.3 billion from Quebec taxpayers and is asking the Trudeau government for up to $1.3 billion more
When it Comes to Office Budgets, MPs Should Show Canadians the Money By Aaron Wudrick | March 8, 2016
It’s time for our politicians to be more transparent with their spending – and they should start by posting their expense receipts, and show Canadians the money
Ontario has accumulated more debt than all other Provinces combined since 2003 By | March 8, 2016
Quebec has finally turned a corner, balancing its budget and reining in debt while Ontario continues in the opposite direction,
No Silver Lining: The Black Cloud Behind Justin Trudeau’s “Sunny Ways” By | March 7, 2016
Millions of conservative Canadians are feeling as though the national carpet has been pulled from under their collective feet.
Ontario’s Hocus Pocus Budget By Christine Van Geyn | March 4, 2016
Rosy GDP and revenue growth depend on a strong economy
Eighty-eight per cent of Canadian minimum-wage earners do not live in low-income households By | March 3, 2016
Raising the minimum wage will do little to reduce poverty
Guessing Game: The Unfathomable World Of Canada’s Liberal Government By | March 1, 2016
If Justin Trudeau wants to live within an illusory world of happy-go-lucky globalism, let him do it off-camera, and not as the host of a spectacle Canadians never wanted to see broadcast in the first place
CTF Calls for Federal Government to Reject Senate Sugar Tax By Aaron Wudrick | March 1, 2016
“The only thing a sugar tax will make thinner are Canadians’ wallets,”
Saskatchewan, Quebec top Canadian jurisdictions for mining investment By | March 1, 2016
Canada slips in global ranking
Ontario Landowners Association Press Release on Bill 100, Supporting Ontario’s Trails Act By Tom Black | February 27, 2016
This bill seriously underestimates the physical, emotional and economic connection that rural people have to their property.
Watch the money before it’s gone By Todd MacKay | February 26, 2016
Rather than relegating the First Nations Financial Transparency Act to irrelevance, the legislation needs to be strengthened
Ontario budget fails to address province’s urgent needs, threatens economic growth By | February 25, 2016
Several controversial measures including ongoing "green energy" initiatives and a disastrous "cap-and trade" carbon tax scheme
Budget 2016: Ontario’s Fiscal Train Wreck Continues By | February 25, 2016
“Instead of tackling the deficit head on by reducing or freezing program spending, the government continues to expand spending,”
18th Annual Teddy Government Waste Award Winners By Aaron Wudrick | February 24, 2016
Lifetime Achievement – Bombardier for 50 years of receiving taxpayer handouts
Even modest interest rate hikes could endanger Ontario government promise of a balanced budget By | February 24, 2016
The Impact of Higher Interest Rates on the Cost of Servicing Government Debt
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Odd Man Out: The Singular Political Stylings Of Justin Trudeau By | February 24, 2016
Justin Trudeau: a man of the people— as long they are globalist billionaires, non-western diplomats, foreign politicians. For Canadian citizens—we are once again second-class citizens
Long permit wait times hindering mining exploration in Ontario By | February 23, 2016
Permit Times for Mining Exploration: How Long Are They?
Photo Radar About Cash Grab, Not Public Safety By Christine Van Geyn | February 23, 2016
Tory won’t be mayor forever, and it’s safe to bet if Toronto gets a special power to use traffic cameras, those cameras will inevitably make their way into the congested streets of the downtown core
CTF Urges Trudeau Government to Revise Budget Spending Plans By Aaron Wudrick | February 22, 2016
“The cupboard is beyond bare”
This is not a Charter issue By | February 20, 2016
Assisted suicide is in reality an abandonment of seniors, people with disabilities and other socially devalued people such as those who suffer from depression.
CTF Calls on Premier to Halt Tax Hike on Wine By Christine Van Geyn | February 19, 2016
Wynne and Sousa refused to commit to current tax rates on wine when asked during news conference