Canadian News, Opinion

Manitoba: Time for a Rethink By Colin Craig | February 18, 2015
Some data from the Frontier Centre for Public Policy sheds a light on one way the province can turn things around
Government employees in Ontario paid 11.5 per cent more than comparable private-sector workers By | February 18, 2015
Pensions, Early Retirement, Job Security, Absence Rates
Premier Wynne Needs to Suspend her Deputy Chief over Suspicion of Bribery By Christine Bujold | February 17, 2015
Premier will you stop degrading the office you hold, cut this bad apple loose and apologize to the people of Ontario for the actions of your Deputy Chief of Staff?
Statement by the Prime Minister of Canada on beheadings of Coptic Christians in Libya By | February 16, 2015
Barbaric acts such as this do not shake our resolve but, rather, confirm the rightness of our cause and the vital necessity of our mission against ISIL. We will not be intimidated
UK cops seek information on those who purchased Charlie Hebdo magazine By | February 12, 2015
The next edition of Charlie Hebdo is set to come out on February 25. A good maxim for those in the UK who are considering making a purchase is “buyer beware.”
Spending on public schools across Canada increases while student enrolment falls By Deani Van Pelt | February 12, 2015
NBC Anchor Brian Williams Comes Under Fire For Lying About Being Under Fire By | February 11, 2015
No wonder people are increasingly relying on social media- Twitter, Facebook, online news journals, blogs and the like- for timely reporting of the news.
Hey, Big Spenders! - Unions Once Again Biggest Spenders in 2014 ON Election By | February 11, 2015
In Ontario the single biggest expense the province has is the salaries, benefits and pensions of the same workers who contributed so handsomely to the election
Vellacott urges use of “notwithstanding clause” By | February 10, 2015
Supreme Court allowing doctors to use lethal injection on their patients
MLA Pension Reports Should Be Disclosed By Colin Craig | February 9, 2015
For most government employee pension plans, employees are required to put in a set amount of money each year and the government (taxpayers) matches it
Canadian jihadists tell it like it is about Islam By | February 6, 2015
Islam is not a religion of choice. Islam forces itself to the world. Islam is here to conquer, not as an option
Canadian PM Harper Drives a Wedge Between Freedom-Loving Canadians and Terrorist Sympathizers By | February 5, 2015
The next federal election will be fought on these two conflicting visions and belief systems
Access to Canadian plastics recycling is growing and at its highest level in the last 10 years By | February 5, 2015
While access to recycling of plastic beverage containers continues to hold steady at 98 percent or more, the report found that the biggest gains have been realized for non-bottle rigid containers made from a variety of resin types
How to Fix Canada’s Unemployed Doctor Problem By | February 5, 2015
Five solutions to Canada’s healthcare paradox
Ontario’s borrowing to fund day-to-day expenses has government debt growing at an unsustainabl By Jean-François Wen | February 4, 2015
“If the Ontario government fails to change course, its unsustainable fiscal policies could provoke further credit rating downgrades, higher borrowing costs and spiralling interest payments
Statement From PC Critic For Economic Development, Employment And Infrastructure Ted Arnott By | February 3, 2015
A statement from MPP Ted Arnott, PC Critic for Economic Development, Employment and Infrastructure concerning the closure of Wrigley Canada factory in Toronto:
Liberal MP: Islamic State threats to Canada all Harper’s fault By | February 1, 2015
Sgro, Trudeau and the Liberal Party of Canada are just not ready for prime time
Trouble at Queens Park and Toronto City Hall- Kathy and Johnny- Splitsville? By | January 30, 2015
Current mayor is a spineless political dilettante who has been promoted well beyond his competence
Nova Scotia Supreme Court Sends Strong Message To Law Societies Refusing To Recognize Christian Law By | January 28, 2015
ARPA Canada’s Legal Counsel André Schutten was encouraged by today’s decision
Wynne Is Promising More Debt, Not Less By -- Aaron Wudrick, Federal Director | January 28, 2015
If Canadians tried this trick with their mortgages, they would default and lose their houses. Governments, on the other hand, simply raise taxes in an attempt to raise more money
New CEO of CUFI Canada, Dr. Frank Dimant, Welcomed by Pastor John Hagee By | January 26, 2015
"The appointment of Dr. Frank Dimant as the inaugural CEO of CUFI Canada is a testament to his vast knowledge and expertise of Israel and the Mideast region as a whole
Federal Libs grasping at straws By | January 26, 2015
Trudeau's Promises: Like the numerous wind turbines sucking wealth from Ontarians’ pockets these promises of easy wealth, like smoke, will dissipate into nothingness
Newly Elected Toronto Mayor John Tory Predictably Breaks Campaign Promises and Veers to the Left By | January 25, 2015
Well, at least, our new mayor, the lying, left-leaning political hack, has shown his true colors
Smart Meter recall comes months after province made aware of issue By | January 22, 2015
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Buckle Up for A Federal Spring Election By | January 22, 2015
Why Canadian PM Harper Will Pull The Election Trigger in the Spring
Program Providing a Pathway out of Poverty for Disadvantaged Youth By | January 22, 2015
The Pathways to Education program is a prominent example of a community-driven, comprehensive youth-support program developed to improve academic outcomes among those entering high school from disadvantaged backgrounds
Ontario’s Kathleen Wynne ranks among Canada’s worst fiscal managers; Sask. Brad Wall one By | January 22, 2015
Measuring the Fiscal Performance of Canada's Premiers
Official Denials and Their True Meaning By | January 21, 2015
Suicide, Murder, Coincidence and Conspiracy theories
Oswald’s Pension Idea Poorly Thought Out By --Colin Craig | January 21, 2015
​NDP leadership candidate Theresa Oswald
Statement By The Prime Minister of Canada on the passing of Constable David Wynn By | January 21, 2015
A grim reminder of how law officers in communities across the country put their lives on the line every day to protect Canadians from harm