Canadian News, Opinion
Examining the Growth of Public-Sector Employment Since 2015
“‘Big Red’ is how I put food on the table. I followed every instruction police gave me during the protest, and I never imagined the government would try to take the very truck I rely on to earn a living;”
Indigenous activist wins landmark court ruling for financial transparency
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Gage Haubrich CTF Prairie Director | November 24, 2025
Ottawa has a duty to disclose these records to band members who request them and that both the federal government and First Nation leaders must be transparent about band trust funds;
“We are disappointed that the Court declined to stay Mr. Blackman’s convictions"
If behavioural science is being used to influence public attitudes, then elected representatives—not unelected strategists—must set the boundaries;
Canada Was Warned Its Military Was Collapsing. It Chose Not To Listen
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy Scott McGregor | November 20, 2025
Political leadership failures and weak accountability have turned retired Lt.-Gen. Michel Maisonneuve’s assessment into reality
“Freedom of expression includes the right to say nothing. The right not to speak is an important counterpart to free speech”
Home Ownership and Rent Affordability in Canadian CMAs, 2014-2023
Cost of bureaucracy balloons 80 per cent in 10 years: Public Accounts
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Franco Terrazzano, CTF Federal Director | November 18, 2025
Taxpayers should not be paying way more for in-house government bureaucrats and way more for outside help,” Terrazzano said. “Mere promises to find minor savings in the federal bureaucracy won’t fix Canada’s finances;
Canadian provinces maintain some of the most progressive tax systems in the OECD
By Fraser Institute | November 18, 2025
Measuring Tax Progressivity in High-Income Countries
PBO slices through Carney’s creative accounting
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Franco Terrazzano, CTF Federal Director | November 16, 2025
Terrazzano: Carney isn’t balancing anything when he borrows tens of billions of dollars every year
November 9th, 1989: The Berlin Wall finally is taken down by people who finally had had enough of communism
By Guest Column
Andrew Scheer
| November 10, 2025Today, I’ll be praying for all those poor people who live in communist countries;
Risk and Reward: Indigenous Loan Guarantees for Resource Megaprojects
Mr. Barber relied in good faith on police and court direction during the protest. The principles of fairness and justice require that citizens not be punished for following the advice of authorities;
CARNEY’S FIRST BUDGET IS SMALL, MEDIOCRE
By News on the Net Coalition of Concerned Manufacturers and Businesses | November 4, 2025
This government still appears to believe the answer to Canada’s serious economic problems lies in more public spending
Budget 2025 continues to balloon spending and debt
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Franco Terrazzano, CTF Federal Director | November 4, 2025
Carney’s hidden carbon tax will make it harder for Canadian businesses to compete and will push Canadian entrepreneurs to set up shop south of the border
Killing the Canada Goose
By David Solway | November 3, 2025
With the help of a benighted electorate that put him in power, Carney will have achieved his apparent purpose. A country rich in natural resources left unexploited by government decree will be permitted to wither in penury;
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has flatly dismissed South Africa’s genocide allegations against Israel, calling them a shameless and dishonest attack on Jewish people and the Jewish state;
Has the Notwithstanding Clause Become Less Controversial?
The case raises broader concerns about the use of human rights complaints by public officials to suppress criticism from ordinary citizens;
The Fiscal Cost of Canada’s Low-Carbon Economy
A Glorious New Day in Canada—The Sun Also Rises
By Canada Free Press Photo: Brian Thompson | October 24, 2025
Mark Carney is out of the Country;
Man the ramparts, the Muslims are at the gates!
By Hymie Rubenstein | October 23, 2025
With all this biased ethno-religious baggage weighing her down, only some of which are listed here, it is no wonder that calls for Elghawaby’s dismissal have never subsided;
The letter calls on the institution to retract its ultimatum and to permit Mr. Vyas to fulfil student delivery orders without restricting his right to share his faith in public spaces;
Taxpayers granted leave to intervene in N.L. equalization court case
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Devin Drover, General Counsel and Atlantic Director of the CTF | October 22, 2025
Taxpayers across the country shouldn’t be forced to bankroll whatever new spending provincial politicians dream up;
The CCF is currently involved in litigation challenging the bylaw’s constitutionality
CRA gives individual taxpayers right answer just 17 per cent of the time
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Franco Terrazzano, CTF Federal Director | October 21, 2025
The government needs to change the rule book by simplifying the tax code;
Comparing Performance of Universal Health-Care Countries, 2025.
Manufacturers’ Coalition Launches Billboard Campaign
By News on the Net -- Coalition of Concerned Manufacturers and Businesses Canada | October 20, 2025
“Ottawa is more detrimental to Canadians than Washington DC”
“Canada’s health policies must be made in Canada. No free and democratic nation should outsource its emergency powers to unelected bureaucrats in Geneva;”