Canadian News & Opinion
FEDELI: Kathleen Wynne is allowing liberal policies to kill northern jobs
By News on the Net Lauren Millar, Vic Fedeli | November 7, 2014
Kathleen Wynne’s continued failure to take action may now result in the loss of another Ontario manufacturing facility
"With experience comes wisdom so it is no surprise that many respondents wished they had saved more,"
Reducing capital gains taxes would encourage investment and grow Canada’s economy
By Fraser Institute Jason Clemens, Charles Lammam | November 6, 2014
Capital Gains Tax Reform in Canada: Lessons from Abroad
Shocking! Ontario Fairness Commissioner’s Expenses Questioned
By Arthur Weinreb | November 6, 2014
With these Liberals, can a “Goodness Commissioner” be far behind?
Time to Reform Telecommunication and Broadcast Policy for the Digital Age
By C.D. Howe Institute | November 5, 2014
The Competition Policy Council comprises top-ranked academics and practitioners active in the field of competition policy.
Keeping out Ebola
By Klaus Rohrich | November 4, 2014
Canada decided it’s too risky to allow free movement between Ebola prone areas and Canada. If the Obama administration cared about Americans, they might follow suit
GhomeshiGate- Did CBC Permit A Culture of Sexual Harassment and Entitlement?
By Mitch Wolfe | November 3, 2014
GhomeshiGate- Part 2: The ball is in your court, so to speak, CBC. Tempus fugit. Because the Canadian public is rapidly losing all confidence and trust in the CBC
GhomeshiGate- Did CBC Permit A Culture of Sexual Harassment and Entitlement?
By Mitch Wolfe | November 2, 2014
Part 1: GhomeshiGate may sink the very insular and still bloated bureaucratic Titanic CBC
Province Clueless about Colossal Problem
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Colin Craig | October 31, 2014
The federal government has been studying how demographic shifts will impact government bodies in Canada for quite some time.
CTF Applauds New Government Tax Measures For Families
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Aaron Wudrick | October 30, 2014
The best way to provide to Canadians with more money in their pocket, rather than massive new government programs and increased spending,”
Tim Hortons takeover by Burger King may prove stale for Canadians: study
By News on the Net | October 30, 2014
Business News
Wind and solar power systems provide less than four per cent of Ontario’s power but account for 20 per cent of the cost paid by Ontarians
Helping Canadian Families? Give Them A (Tax) Break
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Aaron Wudrick | October 28, 2014
One of the best ways the federal government can support Canadian families is by lowering their tax burden
Corporal Nathan Cirillo Tribute
By News on the Net Roseanne Hamilton | October 28, 2014
A small tribute to our murdered young soldier as our country mourns for him and his family.
Canada’s capital gains taxes hurt economy, reform could liberate ‘locked-in’ capit
By Fraser Institute Charles Lammam, Jason Clemens | October 28, 2014
Capital gains tax revenue represents only 2.3 per cent of federal income tax revenue and a mere 1.1 per cent of the federal government’s overall revenue.
CTF Pleased Harper Government is Upholding First Nations Financial Transparency Act
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Colin Craig | October 27, 2014
The new law requires bands to do something off reserve politicians have done for years; disclose their pay and annual reports to the public.
Canadians are entitled to have a person in charge of the RCMP who refuses to confuse criminal acts of violence with intentional terrorist acts
Toronto’s Mayoral Election- Gaffes, Bloopers and Sex, Lies and Brisket
By Mitch Wolfe | October 26, 2014
In summary, the only thing missing in this very long, strange and compelling election race was a sex scandal. Alas, no sex tape, no embarrassing sex-texting. Not even a wardrobe malfunction
Tyranny is like a bad cooking odour. It is always easier to smell in someone else’s house
The Honourable Julian Fantino presents commendations at a ceremony in Toronto
Raw: Parliament sergeant-at-arms declared hero
By News on the Net | October 23, 2014
Sergeant-at-arms Kevin Vickers given standing ovation as he entered Thursday's session of the Canadian Parliament
Passports of Canadian jihadists should NOT be revoked
By Arthur Weinreb | October 23, 2014
The government is always saying its main function is to protect the lives of its citizens and its institutions. Now is the time to prove it; let these Islamic scum leave. Just don’t let them back in the country
Ontario government contracts can be changed or cancelled through legislation
By News on the Net Bruce Pardy | October 22, 2014
Not the ironclad agreements they appear to be
Canadian PM calls possible terrorist attack a possible terrorist attack
By Arthur Weinreb | October 21, 2014
Terrorism. Not Road Rage, or Workplace Violence
Statement By The Prime Minister Of Canada
By News on the Net | 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 Mitch Wolfe | October 20, 2014
It is the Scarborough subway, stupid
Doug Ford Will Beat John Tory in Toronto Mayor Race
By Mitch Wolfe | October 18, 2014
We shall see history made on October 27th, folks
More MRIs are Good for Taxpayers and Patients
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation 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 Arthur Weinreb | 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 Canadian Taxpayers Federation | 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