Canadian News, Opinion

Pay Down the Federal Debt: CTF Pre-Budget Submission By | September 30, 2014
Ontario could save up to $1.9 billion by adopting B.C. education model By | September 29, 2014
Restructuring Education in Ontario
Honour crimes and the Ottawa judge who ‘gets it’ By | September 29, 2014
In this overly politically correct world, Justice Metivier should be commended for recognizing the crimes committed by these backward un-Canadians for what they were
A silly politician’s idea of ‘civility’ By | September 28, 2014
Councillor Wannabe Domise should be happy. He got the publicity he so badly wanted out of the actions that caused so much upset to the Ford family
Stop Punishing Consumers for “Buying Canadian” By Gregory Thomas | September 26, 2014
“Canadians are tired of hidden fees… and they should not be charged more in Canada for identical goods that sell for less in the United States.”
Why the CRTC Should Pass on Pick & Pay TV By | September 26, 2014
The government should not mandate service offerings to consumers
Provincial Auditor Needs to Investigate Bipole Cost By Colin Craig | September 24, 2014
Trail of leaked documents shows Hydro consistently calculated one estimate internally for Bipole, told Manitobans another story
Trudeau’s answer to question about Canadian jihadi—‘next question’ By | September 21, 2014
Shame to see someone like Marc Garneau sinking so low as to be a mouthpiece for a clearly incompetent Trudeau and defending his sympathy for Islamic extremists
Leftist Mayoral Candidate Olivia Chow Endorses Radical Muslim Terrorist Sympathizer for School Board By | September 20, 2014
Toronto city election took another bizarre twist when Olivia Chow, came out publicly in favour of Ausma Malik, a very well-known local Toronto Radical Muslim terrorist sympathizer
PM Stephen Harper Announces the name of the first of the Royal Canadian Navy’s Arctic/Offshore Patro By | September 18, 2014
The National Shipbuilding Procurement Strategy is expected to create thousands of high-value jobs in shipbuilding and related industries across the country
Liberal MP sees ‘beauty and light’ in ISIS head choppers By | September 18, 2014
A Liberal government would offer no protection to the country from those who are seeking to destroy us. It’s scary.
Canada: Whither Goest Thou? By | September 18, 2014
Ontario Should Reject Calls for a Sugar Tax By Candice Malcolm | September 16, 2014
Denmark’s experiments with fat and sugar taxes should serve as a warning. These taxes simply don’t work.
Toronto media wastes no time turning on Doug Ford By | September 16, 2014
The nasty response by the non-progressive media to Doug Ford’s entry in the race speaks more about them than it does about Doug Ford
Massive Bailouts Flying Below the Radar By Colin Craig | September 16, 2014
Imagine someone putting $2,676 into your RRSPs each year.
Taxpayers Federation Supporters tell Harper Government to Pay down Debt and Lower and Simplify Incom By Gregory Thomas | September 14, 2014
Fifty-two percent want federal debt paid, 44% want tax cuts, 2% want more spending
Liberals would welcome jihadi fighters back to Canada By | September 14, 2014
Justin Trudeau is beyond the stage of simply being a joke. A Liberal government led by Junior and sympathetic to terrorists would be dangerous
1812 Veteran Ceremony Next Week in Ridgeville, Ontario By | September 14, 2014
The ceremony will be held at Hillside Cemetery, formerly Dawdies, 421 Canboro Road in Ridgeville, Ontario
John Tory’s Campaign Rocked by Sudden Entry of Doug Ford for Toronto Mayor By | September 13, 2014
Doug Ford will be a formidable opponent to John Tory, Doug Ford is smart, disciplined, charitable, generous and a caring family man
Ontario Should Demand Alcohol Freedom in 2015 By | September 12, 2014
Our prohibition-era alcohol system is not about protecting drinkers or about maximizing revenues for the government. It is about power and control, particularly for government-sector unions
Yearly $16 Million Surprise Coming for New Council? By | September 12, 2014
Latest pension reports/data shows city hall could face large, annual $16 million pension expense in near future (Not the police pension plan issue)
10 Paid Days Off to Mourn the Death of an Imaginary Friend By | September 11, 2014
Tops List of Outrageous Federal Government Union Demands
Why Governments Are Wrong to Overlook Enhancing RRSPs By | September 11, 2014
Retirement Savings
Stephen Harper: Anniversary of 9/11 and to Mark Canada’s National Day of Service By | September 11, 2014
STATEMENT BY THE PRIME MINISTER OF CANADA
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McQuaig Gets It Wrong on Canada’s Health Expenditures By | September 11, 2014
One of the New Democratic Party's star candidates has a rather unique view of Canadian health spending
Justin Trudeau: Another day, another controversial mosque visit By | September 10, 2014
By associating with extremist mosques and Hamas supporters, the kid who brags of teaching Canadian values is more than willing to throw these values away
75th Anniversary of Canada’s Engagement in the Second World War By | September 10, 2014
Lest we forget
Rob Ford and why he will be re-elected By -- David Domet | September 9, 2014
50 Cent-a-Litre Tax on Soft Drinks is Ineffective Voodoo Medicine By | September 9, 2014
​Heart and Stroke Foundation’s proposed tax would cost $200 per family, per year
Nova Scotia town bankrupted by high cost of Police Pensions By | September 8, 2014
Police pension costs helped push Springhill to dissolution