Canadian News, Opinion

Museum Should Treat Everyone the Same By --Colin Craig | January 19, 2015
Plain and simple, governments shouldn’t treat people differently based on race.
Liberal Tax Grab on the Way? By | January 19, 2015
"The last thing Ontario families and small businesses need is a new tax that will make everything more expensive."
Ottawa imam notices increase in Converts to Islam By | January 19, 2015
Mosques in Canada inciting hatred against the country
CBC In Trouble Again-Make Room for AmandaGate By | January 14, 2015
First Jian Ghomeshi's “alleged” sexual harassment and assault scandal, now Amanda Lang's serious conflicts of interests
The Rise of the Remote Worker in 2015 By | January 13, 2015
76% of Canadians have seen a rise in the remote workforce
Soak The Rich?  Tax Revenues Might Just Dry Up By -- Aaron Wudrick, Federal Director | January 13, 2015
Advocates of “soak the rich” policies live in a theoretical world where incentives have no impact on future behaviour. The reality is far more sobering
Eliminating special-interest tax breaks could pave way for large personal income tax cuts in Canada By | January 13, 2015
Reforming Federal Personal Income Taxes: A Pro-Growth Plan for Canada
Europeans are trapped in their self-made loop of political and security incorrectness. By | January 13, 2015
Similarities of what both European Jews and Israel are facing from incoherent and appeasing European politicians are too stark to ignore
Canada needs to repeal law penalizing blasphemous libel By | January 9, 2015
If freedom of speech and freedom of expression are to mean anything in Canada, the law needs to be taken off the books and as soon as possible
Larger Government and Slower Economic Growth in Canada By | January 8, 2015
While federal spending as a share of the economy may have declined since 2005, total government expenditures have increased
Idea of guaranteed annual income appealing but implausible for Canada By | January 6, 2015
With federal and provincial governments disagreeing regularly on much smaller issues, it seems unlikely they would all agree to implement a reform as large as a guaranteed income program
Declining Proportion of 15-24 Year Old Males Does Not Explain Canada’s Dropping Crime Rate By | January 4, 2015
Many factors are at play, and demographics is but only one of them
Latest Polling Data Still Doesn’t Show Broad Support for a Federal Carbon Tax By | January 3, 2015
Despite how much the mainstream media wants one, the Canadian electorate is not leaning towards carbon taxation
Oswald’s Plan Is Dangerous By | December 31, 2014
It’s bad enough that Ms. Oswald sat silent as her government spent like drunken sailors over the past decade and a half
Has Wynne’s Ontario Liberal Government Understated Ontario’s Total Debt? By | December 30, 2014
If Ontario’s true financial debt picture is closer to $350 billion than $300 billion, then Ontario is much closer to hitting the fiscal wall, and appropriate fiscal action should be taken sooner, than later
CTF Releases New Year’s Tax Changes for 2015 By Aaron Wudrick | December 29, 2014
Retroactive changes from Family Tax Cut mean big savings for many families
CTF Releases New Year’s Tax Changes for 2015 (Manitoba) By Colin Craig | December 29, 2014
Federal tax cuts mean big savings for Manitobans that have kids
Manitoba’s Naughty and Nice List By Colin Craig | December 19, 2014
Heading up the naughty list is Premier Greg Selinger
We Don’t Want Tax Rates Indexed to Inflation By | December 17, 2014
Comparing property tax mill rates to the consumer price index is exactly the wrong approach
Charitable giving on the decline in Canada, Ontario experiences steep drop in generosity By Charles Lammam | December 16, 2014
“With charitable giving on the wane, Canada’s private charities face greater challenges when trying to help those in need
Corralling Excessive Social Program Spending at the Municipal Level By | December 15, 2014
Cities are spending far too much on parks, recreation, and cultural programs, and not enough on infrastructure
The Magical World of Climate Change in Iqaluit By | December 13, 2014
Some much-needed perspective is required in Canada's Far North
Jian Ghomeshi Is The Canary in the Collapsing Mine of Canadian Progressiveism By | December 12, 2014
In sum, Ghomeshi, is no mentally deranged lone wolf. He is the canary in the collapsing mine of Canadian progressiveism
MP Grewal: Political Correctness Drowning the True Meaning of Christmas By | December 11, 2014
As a Sikh, I am not offended when Christians celebrate Christmas. Christmas should remain a part of our Canadian tradition for all to enjoy and celebrate
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Fracking bans may needlessly deny Canadians the fruits of natural resource development By | December 11, 2014
Managing the Risks of Hydraulic Fracturing
BC Premier Trying to Sell a Carbon Tax Failure to the Nation By | December 10, 2014
Christy Clark is peddling a recipe for economic damage that the rest of Canada should ignore.
Ontario: broke and broken By | December 10, 2014
It’s a shame that the ‘powerhouse’ of Canada’s economy has devolved into poverty central
Nova Scotia, New Brunswick rely on equalization while shunning resource development By | December 9, 2014
Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and the Equalization Policy Crutch
Carbon Tax Advocates Dis-inform, Deceive By | December 8, 2014
We end users of energy products pay all of it, our food via transportation costs, fueling up at the pumps, heating our homes, airline tickets, etc...
CTF Condemns Corporate Welfare for Pratt & Whitney By Aaron Wudrick | December 8, 2014
“We’ve seen this movie before, and the ending is always the same: taxpayers pay through the nose and a profitable private company is laughing all the way to the bank