Canadian News, Opinion

Ontario government contracts can be changed or cancelled through legislation By Bruce Pardy | October 22, 2014
Not the ironclad agreements they appear to be
Canadian PM calls possible terrorist attack a possible terrorist attack By | October 21, 2014
Terrorism. Not Road Rage, or Workplace Violence
Statement By The Prime Minister Of Canada By | October 21, 2014
The Death Of A Canadian Armed Forces Member In Saint-Jean-Sur-Richelieu, Quebec
Why Doug Ford Will Beat John Tory, aka, “John Liberal” By | October 20, 2014
It is the Scarborough subway, stupid
Doug Ford Will Beat John Tory in Toronto Mayor Race By | October 18, 2014
We shall see history made on October 27th, folks
More MRIs are Good for Taxpayers and Patients By Colin Craig | October 17, 2014
Obviously critics won’t like Premier Wall’s idea. They’ll fire up the fear-mongering machine and suggest the sky will fall if Wall’s idea comes to fruition
Hospital’s response to breach of Mayor Ford’s privacy rights disgusting By | October 17, 2014
The issue is whether past, present and future patients of the hospital can be assured their health records will remain confidential
Wynne’s Pension a Bad Deal for Young Workers By | October 16, 2014
Duplicating the CPP’s pooled-saving model, and not allowing Ontario workers to control their own savings, Wynne’s ORPP will simply be another government Ponzi scheme
Crime rates in Canada drop but cost of crime rises to $85 billion in one year By | October 16, 2014
The Cost of Crime in Canada: 2014 Report, measures the overall costs of police, courts, prisons, rehabilitation and education
How to Kick-Start Target Benefit Pension Plans for Federally Regulated Employees By | October 15, 2014
The sad reality is that TBPs will continue to be avoided by federally regulated employers
The Supreme Court must uphold legal protections for every Canadian By Euthanasia Prevention Coalition | October 14, 2014
Euthanasia has expanded to include people with depression, people with psychiatric problems, people with dementia, teenagers and other incompetent people
Toronto Globe’s Antipathy Towards the Fords Has Tainted Its Coverage of Olivia Chow, John Tory By | October 13, 2014
The Globe’s failure to hold Fords’ opponents to account during this mayoral election has called into question its journalistic integrity and objectivity
Painting Ontario’s Debt Green By | October 10, 2014
Every single day, this government piles on another $34 million in provincial debt
MP Vellacott exposes divorce rate myth By | October 8, 2014
Vast majority of marriage happily thrive
Prevention is Paramount in Government By Colin Craig | October 8, 2014
The more people watchdogging government, the more money we can all save
Hillary Clinton shows just how incompetent Justin Trudeau is By | October 8, 2014
Should Trudeau wind up as prime minister, hopefully Clinton will still be around. Someone needs to set him straight
Five Time Loser John Tory Once Again Snatching Defeat from Jaws of Victory in Toronto Mayoral Race By | October 8, 2014
John Tory's unfair smear against Doug Ford has badly backfired against John Tory
More regulation not the solution to the dispute between CRTC and Netflix By | October 8, 2014
Netflixs of the world are here to stay, Unrealistic to enforce narrow rules such as mandatory Canadian content, foreign ownership restrictions on an increasingly globalized industry
Ontario small businesses gouged by unfair property taxes By | October 7, 2014
Study of 230 municipalities finds businesses continue to pay more in taxes, but get fewer services
Canada remains among world’s most economically free countries, outranks the United States By Michael Walker | October 7, 2014
Countries in the top quartile of economic freedom had an average per capita GDP of US$39,899 in 2012, compared to US$6,253 for bottom quartile nations.
Female genital mutilation and the hypocrisy of the left By | October 6, 2014
The left are extremely selective when speaking out against the persecution of Christians.
Ford Nation is still a Political Force By | October 6, 2014
Will help PM Harper in next general election
Justin Trudeau jokes about war and Canada’s military By | October 3, 2014
Justin Trudeau is not fit to become prime minister of Canada. Not a matter of ideology, but a complete lack of comprehension of the world around him and the dangers Canada faces
Saskatchewan Prudence Pays Off By Colin Craig | October 2, 2014
This accomplishment is one worth celebrating. In fact, it’s an approach more governments should copy.
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Government Budget Overruns Cast Doubt on Reports of Sustainable Healthcare Spending By | October 2, 2014
The history of healthcare spending overruns by provincial and territorial governments means Canadians must wait for the final numbers before concluding that public healthcare spending is growing at a sustainable rate
Mayoral Candidate Olivia Chow’s Disturbing Support for Queers Against Israeli Apartheid By | October 2, 2014
So why is Chow putting herself on the same side of Hamas, which kills, tortures and discriminates against the Gazan LGBT community?
A $10,000 childcare deduction is the least-worst way to do income splitting By Gregory Thomas | October 1, 2014
So the top priority for the Harper Conservatives is simple: they need reverse some of the damage done to Canada’s balance sheet on their watch
Handbook to prevent radicalization of Muslims released in Canada By | October 1, 2014
Attempt by Muslims in Canada, with the aid of the federal police force, to make it politically incorrect to equate the terrorism that poses a significant threat to Canada and the West with Islam
Lack of detail in GO terminal announcement worrisome says Harris By | September 30, 2014
Ontario taxpayers deserve oversight and clarity before the rubber hits the road
Liberals to hand out over 7 Million in bonuses despite missing deadlines By | September 30, 2014
Pan Am Games, Ministry's long repeated claim that the games are both on time and on budget