Canadian News & Opinion
Statement by the Prime Minister of Canada on the death of Jean Béliveau
By News on the Net | December 3, 2014
“Known affectionately as ‘Le Gros Bill,’ Mr. Béliveau was quite simply one of the most talented and gracious players to ever play the game
The liberals say Ontario rates are competitive: Randy Hillier questions Minister on Electricity Rates:
No excuse for Minister’s indifference or inaction on flawed computer software
By News on the Net | December 2, 2014
Social Services Minister Helena Jaczek should support the call to re-strike the Estimates Committee
Economic Freedom of North America 2014
Newfoundland’s $ 10 Billion Bailout for Government Employee Pensions
By News on the Net David Clement, Bill Tufts | December 1, 2014
Newfoundland should look to the City of Saint John, who solved its pension troubles by converting them to defined contribution plans
Canadians Don’t Care About Multiculturalism
By Sierra Rayne | November 30, 2014
Another longstanding narrative peddled by the left-wing media and academics isn't supported by the public.
CBC Fifth Estate exposes apparent CBC Ghomeshi cover-up by CBC Honchos
By Mitch Wolfe | November 30, 2014
In short, there was no investigation into Ghomeshi
Are Protesters Harming their Future?
By Roland Seguin | November 30, 2014
Foreign funded anti-oil eco-lobbyis targeting Canadian Oil because they don’t protest against American, OPEC, or Russian oil
Canadians Don’t Really Care About Climate Change
By Sierra Rayne | November 28, 2014
The activists can try to spin the alarmism, but the public is clearly not convinced
Alberta, Ontario Lead in Innovation Ranking
By C.D. Howe Institute Benjamin Dachis | November 28, 2014
“The Atlantic Provinces are dramatically below average, and every province has seen a decline in patent applications per capita in the last decade,”
Blowin’ In The Wind
By Ian Nunn | November 27, 2014
Mr. Chiarelli obviously doesn't see from his public speeches, the problem his energy policies have helped create. He and his wind turbines are blowin' in the wind.
CTF Pleased Most Reserves Have Abided by New Transparency Law
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation -- Colin Craig | November 27, 2014
The disclosure of chief and council pay information and band financial statements will help band members hold their elected officials accountable
Pushback to Harper Bashing: Enviro Assessments draw Eco-Radicals Ire
By Roland Seguin | November 26, 2014
We can’t build a jobs economy around a foundation core of eco-radical protests, it has to be based on real world finance and markets
Canadians still waiting 18.2 weeks for surgery; no improvement since 2013
By Fraser Institute | November 26, 2014
Waiting Your Turn: Wait Times for Health Care in Canada
High River, Alberta Forced Entries, Unwarranted Searches and Seizures
By Dennis R. Young | November 26, 2014
So many questions, so few answers
An Open Letter to the U.S. Congress and President of the United States
By News on the Net | November 24, 2014
Black Ribbon Day
Taxing the Tooth Fairy in Ontario?
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Candice Malcolm | November 24, 2014
Even with an abstract plan to go after an underground economy, the estimated revenues are hardly enough to make up for the burgeoning debt.
“On this day, let us honour the millions of victims of the Holodomor, pay tribute to the courage of those that survived
Two men in burkas rob Toronto jewelry store
By News on the Net | November 20, 2014
Evidently Mohammad occasionally wore womens' clothing. And a couple of Mohammadans pulled the same burka stunt in Kitchener in 2010.
Canada Needs A Faster, Better Payments System
By C.D. Howe Institute | November 20, 2014
A Speedier and More Efficient Payments System for Canada,
Alberta most attractive Canadian jurisdiction for global oil and gas investment
By Fraser Institute | November 20, 2014
Alberta’s wealth of petroleum reserves continue to attract investment, which creates jobs for scores of Canadians
Call Young Canadians “Generation Screwed”
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Candice Malcolm | November 19, 2014
Like any Ponzi scheme, these government programs require constant growth and new members joining the bottom to pay out those collecting from the top
Jordan and the UAE offer highest levels of economic freedom among Arab nations
By Fraser Institute Fred McMahon, Dr. Michael A. Walker | November 19, 2014
Among the 22 nations in this year’s report, Algeria, last year’s last place country,
Ontario and Quebec are not providing opportunities for young adults and have been losing their best and brightest to the dynamic, opportunity-rich economies of Western Canada
Canadian Federal Byelections Reject Climate Alarmism and Social Engineering
By Sierra Rayne | November 18, 2014
Voters aren't buying climate hysteria and left-wing efforts to reduce personal freedoms.
Smoke and Mirrors in Fall Economic Statement
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation | November 17, 2014
Home Ice Tax Disadvantage?
Obama is clearly treating Canada as if it was some rogue anti-democratic, anti-American misogynistic Middle Eastern potentate, pumping dirty oil and befouling the environment
Our Federal Debt: The Elephant In The Room
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Aaron Wudrick | November 13, 2014
Whatever direction future governments decide to take, the size of our debt will affect their ability to pay for government services
GhomeshiGate- Part 3- CBC’s Ongoing War Against its Female Employees
By Mitch Wolfe | November 8, 2014
With each passing day and with each new revelation and allegation of Ghomeshi’s horrible conduct towards women both within and without the very offices of CBC

