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Referendum Should be Mandatory to Approve Ranked Ballots for Municipal Elections By Christine Van Geyn | April 11, 2016
Amendments to the Ontario Municipal Elections Act would give municipalities authority to change from first-past-the-post to ranked ballot system without consulting voters
Canadian prime minister has everything bad except the appearance By Vilma Gryzinski: Translated by Colin Alexander | April 10, 2016
As seen from Brazil, Justin Trudeau is cute, but highly ordinary
Canada’s future population By | April 8, 2016
The Muslim invasion of Europe is overwhelming host countries. And not just by sheer numbers, but by demands made by newcomers
Climate change surveys still useless By | April 8, 2016
Pollsters should ask how much Americans will pay to set an example to the world
The Ontario Jobs Picture in March: Treading Water – Sharks Nibbling By | April 8, 2016
We will be on the lookout for sharks circling next month
Collapse of commodity prices exposes longstanding underperformance of Ontario and Atlantic Canada By | April 7, 2016
Comparing Recent Economic Performance in Canada and the United States: A Provincial and State Level Analysis
What ever happened to the Hippocratic Oath? By | April 7, 2016
Assisted suicide in no way fits this ideal
Wow! City of Toronto spent a whole $19,000 on Rob Ford’s funeral By | April 6, 2016
Ford will still be dead and the media will still be going after him and the entire Ford family, thinking of more ways to embarrass the people who really cared about the ordinary Torontonian
Should Unions Have the Right to Dictate Public Policy? By Jordan Bateman, Aaron Wudrick | April 5, 2016
While courts have historically deferred to elected officials when it comes to making policy decisions, there has been a troubling trend in the other direction recently
Energy conservation programs in Ontario may cost much more than they’re worth By | April 5, 2016
Demand-Side Mismanagement: How Conservation Became Waste
Liberal-Socialism And The Erosion Of Christian Canada By | March 30, 2016
Canadians would not have ended up with an anti-Christian, socialist government masquerading as upholders of western democratic tradition
Ontario Election Financing Reforms Must Not Include Taxpayer Subsidies to Political Parties By | March 30, 2016
The idea of taxpayer money paying for political attack ads and partisan flyers is repugnant
Statement on Mitsubishi MU-2 Aircraft Accident in Canada By | March 29, 2016
MU-2 accident in Les Îles-de-la-Madeleine, Canada
The real legacy of Toronto Mayor Rob Ford By | March 29, 2016
His years in power will be known as the "Rob Ford Era" and it is difficult to imagine we will ever see a politician like him again
Temporary Foreign Worker Use Proves EI Reform Needed By Kevin Lacey | March 29, 2016
Rather than opening the gates to more TFWs, the government and fish-processing companies should look for ways to incentivize work and get people off EI.
Unequal Treatment - Who’s to Blame for Equalization Unfairness By Christine Van Geyn | March 28, 2016
The “have” provinces that are still paying the bill for equalization are contributing up to $691 per capita into the program while getting diddly-squat in return.
CTF Calls on Federal Government to Reject Bombardier Bailout Request By | March 23, 2016
“We would also like to congratulate Bombardier as they embark on this new era as a truly competitive global player,”
Budget thick in green propaganda By | March 23, 2016
Clever language on climate change deceives Canadians
Canada’s Apartheid Budget for Aboriginals By | March 22, 2016
It's hard, therefore, to refrain from giving Trudeau the sobriquet Mr. Fork-Tongue, and his Indigenous Affairs Minister, Doctor Do-Little
Taxpayers Federation Slams Trudeau Government’s ‘Spendy McDebtface’ Budget By Aaron Wudrick, CTF Federal Director | March 22, 2016
• No commitment to return to a balanced budget • Budget projects an additional $95 billion in new federal debt by 2020 • Spending faster than population growth or inflation
Rob Ford, Rest in Peace, Buddy By | March 22, 2016
Rob Ford was the consummate retail politician. A true man of the people. And he had great political instincts
New York Post: ‘Doctors are flummoxed by Toronto crackhead’s cancer’ By | March 21, 2016
And the Post probably cannot understand why mainstream journalism is on the way out. Hint: it’s not just because of the Internet
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
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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,