Canadian News, Opinion

CTF Declares Victory in Duty of Care Court Challenge By Aaron Wudrick | January 8, 2016
Irvin Leroux’s latest court battle with the Canada Revenue Agency results in historic ‘duty of care’ ruling remaining intact
Don’t force First Nations members to wait for financial accountability By Todd MacKay | January 8, 2016
First Nations Financial Transparency Act, Bill C-27
“The Art of the Deal”: U.K. Edition By | January 6, 2016
As we say in the United States: “How did that work out for ya?”
Interest payments exceed $60 billion as Canadian governments continue racking up debt By | January 5, 2016
Principled Supporters of Electoral Reform Should Concede the Obvious and Call for a Referendum By Aaron Wudrick | December 30, 2015
Principled reformers should concede the obvious, and make calls for a referendum on electoral reform unanimous.
CTF Releases New Year’s Tax Changes for 2016 By Aaron Wudrick | December 28, 2015
Trudeau government’s middle income tax cut means more money for most Canadians
The word ‘refugee’ has no meaning anymore By | December 28, 2015
It seems these people fleeing for their lives were just not ready to come to Canada.They were too busy saying goodbye to family and friends and those with assets needed time to sell them
What refugees cost for a family of five: But what about our own people? By | December 28, 2015
For the same money, we could help a hundred times as many refugees in existing camps
Federal Liberals are seeking to dismantle Bill C-377, NCC warns By National Citizens Coalition | December 22, 2015
Bill C-377 is set to come into effect on Dec. 30, but its future is now in jeopardy
The Toronto media’s love affair with alleged vicious killer By | December 20, 2015
The way the media portrays Bisesar would be funny if the circumstances of the killing weren’t so tragic.
CTF Slams Trudeau Government’s Abandonment of the First Nations Financial Transparency Act By Aaron Wudrick | December 18, 2015
Canadian Taxpayers Federation calls for investigation into Tiger Dam procurement By | December 17, 2015
RFP designed such that one product was the only one that could qualify
Charitable giving on the wane across Canada, but Manitobans remain the most generous Canadians By | December 17, 2015
CTF Appeal to Canadians: Won’t You Please Help a Needy Corporation? By | December 14, 2015
Taxpayers Federation staff take to the street in Toronto and Ottawa to seek donations for corporate welfare regular Bombardier
COP 21—Canadians fleeced, again By | December 14, 2015
Offer the chance of a lifetime for the likes of Justin Trudeau, Kathleen Wynne, Rachel Notley and John Tory to fleece taxpayers like sheep in the spring
Parliamentary Petition to Close U.K. Borders and Halt Immigration Already at 450,000 By | December 12, 2015
There is also evidence the poll to ban Trump from the U.K. may have been fraudulently manipulated by overseas interests.
Canadian provinces ignoring potential benefits of charter schools By Aanand Radia | December 10, 2015
Don’t Put More Taxpayers On The Hook For Bombardier’s Bailout By Aaron Wudrick, Federal Director | December 8, 2015
Bombardier is more Basket Case than Business Case
No improvement in health care wait times as Canadians still wait more than 18 weeks for surgery By Aanand Radia | December 8, 2015
For the third consecutive year, British Columbia recorded an increase in wait times with its median wait now sitting at 22.4 weeks.
Massive Worldwide Support for Sharia Law Among Global Muslim Community By | December 8, 2015
Everywhere we look around the globe, there are substantial -- and generally dominant -- percentages of Muslims who favor making Sharia the official law in their country
High Occupancy Toll Lanes Squeeze More Money Out of Commuters By Christine Van Geyn | December 7, 2015
Transport Minister Del Duca announces Pilot Project for High Occupancy Toll Lanes between Oakville and Burlington
Obama’s Oval Office address—Canadians should be embarrassed By | December 7, 2015
It is embarrassing that Canada has become more pacifist than Obama, the Democrats, Germany, the UK and France. At least those countries occasionally understand their first priority is to keep their homelands safe
No, not in Canada. Not in Justin Trudeau’s Canada. By | December 5, 2015
Canada: It could never happen here, eh
CTF: ‘Ambitious’ Throne Speech May Prove Costly For Canadians By Aaron Wudrick, CTF Federal Director | December 4, 2015
Concern about the government’s assertion that carbon pricing will go hand-in-hand with economic growth
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Canada Awaits a Pair of Impending Catastrophes By | December 4, 2015
Canada has joined the cultural declension of the West and I fear there will be no turning back. Were it possible, we would now be packing our bags. The problem, of course, is where to go
Canadians are now second-class citizens in their own country By | December 4, 2015
Canadians who have difficulty accessing the healthcare system, finding an affordable housing or who are living in or close to poverty do not matter to this government. They simply are not a priority
CTF Slams Superficial Senate ‘Reform’ By Aaron Wudrick | December 3, 2015
New ‘advisory panel’ to appoint Senators does nothing to change fundamentally undemocratic nature of Senate
CTF Calls on Ontario Government to Scrap Green Energy Act and End Corporate Welfare in Wake of Audit By Christine Van Geyn | December 2, 2015
“We are calling on the government to end the practice of doling out corporate welfare to companies they pick and choose,”
GM / Chrysler Bailout Cost Canadian Taxpayers $3.7 Billion By Aaron Wudrick, CTF Federal Director | November 30, 2015
New CTF analysis reveals American taxpayers also lost US $16.6 billion on 2009 auto bailout
CTF Says Minister Sousa’s Fall Economic Statement Doesn’t Add Up By Christine Van Geyn, CTF Ontario Director | November 26, 2015
The spending projections in this fiscal update are laughable