Canadian News & Opinion
More than 52,000 Canadians left the country for medical care in 2014
By Fraser Institute | March 17, 2015
Faced with long waits for treatment, it should come as little surprise that so many Canadians ultimately choose to be medical tourists
RCMP’s Draft plan for towns declaring a State of Local Emergency
By Dennis R. Young | March 16, 2015
Commentary #3 - RCMP High River Report -- Do you want a repeat of what the RCMP did in High River for your town?
Terrorism, niqabs and 1930s Germany
By Arthur Weinreb | March 15, 2015
Trudeau compared Harper’s view on Muslims and the niqab to the refusal of Canada to accept Jews who had fled Nazi Germany in 1939
No matter what the excuse, deporting Malik rather than charging him with serious offences is counter to the government’s tough on terrorism platform
CTF Calls on Hydro One to End Practice of Sending Phony Cut-Off Notices
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Christine Van Geyn | March 12, 2015
Ratepayers late paying sky-high hydro bills threatened with cut-off in dead of winter
CTF Calls on Province for Full Sale of Hydro One
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Christine Van Geyn | March 11, 2015
Government must give up operational control of crown corporation in proposed asset sale
Hydro One Sale Smoke Screen for Cash Grab
By News on the Net | March 10, 2015
Ontario's deficit and spending
Despite Canada’s aging population, sound policy can spur economic growth
By Fraser Institute Philip Cross | March 10, 2015
Pro-growth policies work in any economic environment.”
Expected to create more than 20,000 jobs through store staffing and construction.
Long-Gun registry data used in High River Gun Grab
By Dennis R. Young | March 9, 2015
Commentary #2-- RCMP High River Report
CEO Saad Rafi set to collect gold-plated severance of $428,000 at conclusion of Games
Wynne and Sandals have lied to the Public
By News on the Net | March 5, 2015
Ontario Sex Education Program
Provincial – Ontario’s Ministry of Energy for “smart meters” fiasco
Premier’s Double Standards on OPP Bribery Investigations Questioned
By News on the Net Christine Bujold | March 2, 2015
“It should not take criminal charges or convictions to prove Mr. Lougheed Jr. fell below that standard
Shooting death of former Russian Deputy Prime Minister and leading opposition politician Boris Nemtsov
Will the Ontario Progressive Conservatives ever learn?
By Arthur Weinreb | February 26, 2015
The PC Party of Mike Harris and the Common Sense Revolution is now the party of John Tory, Tim Hudak and the not-yet-ready-for-prime-time players
Moody’s Report a Warning Not to be Ignored
By News on the Net | February 24, 2015
“The Liberals heard over and over again at the pre-budget hearings their tax and spend approach can’t continue. It’s time they finally heed the advice from the experts.”
Saskatchewan is the most attractive jurisdiction for mining investment in Canada
I am Canadian
By Klaus Rohrich | February 23, 2015
Zunera Ishaq, a devout Muslim immigrant from Pakistan, insists that she should be able to take the oath of citizenship while wearing her niqab
Risky, Wasteful and an Awful Precedent
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation --Aaron Wudrick, Federal Director | February 23, 2015
Corporate Welfare:
RCMP Complaints Commission’s High River Report A Lesson For Police & Communities
By Dennis R. Young | February 22, 2015
How not to act in an emergency
Ontario Premier Wynne’s Whitewash of Billion Dollar Gas Plant Scandal Won’t Wash
By Mitch Wolfe | February 19, 2015
Imperative to keep Wynne’s feet to fire on this scandal, as well as the other outstanding Liberal scandals, still under investigation- MaRS, Sudbury election bribe, eHealth, Ornge
Manitoba: Time for a Rethink
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation 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
Pensions, Early Retirement, Job Security, Absence Rates
Premier Wynne Needs to Suspend her Deputy Chief over Suspicion of Bribery
By News on the Net 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?
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 Arthur Weinreb | 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 Fraser Institute Deani Van Pelt | February 12, 2015
NBC Anchor Brian Williams Comes Under Fire For Lying About Being Under Fire
By Mitch Wolfe | 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 News on the Net | 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

