Canadian News, Opinion
The Gap in the Labour Market Performance of Highly Educated Immigrants in Canada Relative to the U.S.- and How to Narrow It
Carney’s tax filing announcement shows consultation was a sham
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Franco Terrazzano, CTF Federal Director | October 13, 2025
Hours after the consultation ended, Carney today announced the government would expand automatic tax filing
Carney’s Last Resort
By David Solway | October 12, 2025
Canada bears all the hallmarks of a repressive, oligopolist state that has been laboring, first under Pierre Trudeau, then his son Justin, and now the faux and disingenuous Carney
Differences in people’s age explains most wealth inequality in Canada
By Fraser Institute | October 9, 2025
Wealth Inequality Revisited,
5 years later, I have won all 25 charges, resulting in ZERO CONVICTIONS. But the MSM will be silent on these victories
Government distorts financial picture with definition of capital
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Franco Terrazzano, CTF Federal Director | October 8, 2025
“Taxpayers will need to cut through all the accounting noise from the government and focus on one question: Is the debt going up or down?”
Justice Heather Perkins-McVey imposes 18-month conditional sentence on Chris Barber
Stay-in-Your-Lane Federalism: Keeping the Peace in Federal-Provincial Relations;
The Door is Open to a Grand Bargain with the US—Grab It
By Capt. Barry Sheehy CD. | October 6, 2025
Given history this is the perfect venue for US/Canada collaboration on Arctic defense…a point of departure for a possible grand bargain;
Comparing Government and Private Sector Compensation in Canada, 2025 Edition;
Official Trailer - Making a Killing: Reconciliation, Genocide, and Plunder in Canada
By News on the Net -- Dallas Brodie | October 1, 2025
A OneBC Caucus Documentary Film, Coming Soon
Stand up, get a brain--if you lost yours from disuse--and start demanding your God-given rights be protected, not stolen, by those so-called representatives of ours
What’s in a Name? Especially One That Costs A Fortune And You Can’t Pronounce
By Milt Harris | October 1, 2025
Really, you misappropriated funds for a delusional reason, and this is your final say on the matter?
Canada’s Future May Lie In Continental Integration
By William Brooks | September 30, 2025
Bill Brooks argues for a Can-Am union, saying only bold economic, regulatory and security integration with the U.S. can rescue Canada from decline and counter China’s influence;
Economic freedom declining in Canada
By Fraser Institute | September 27, 2025
Economic Freedom of the World report
PBO report projects soaring deficit and debt interest charges
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation | September 26, 2025
"Carney sold Canadians on the idea he wasn’t like Trudeau and when it comes to the debt here’s the truth: Carney plans to borrow billions of dollars more than Trudeau;"
“This bylaw goes well beyond what is necessary to protect safety or privacy.”
The law was never meant to strip Canadians of their livelihoods in such circumstances;
Stop wasting money and scrap the gun ban
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation | September 23, 2025
Cops, academics, licenced gun owners and everyday taxpayers know that this program won’t do anything to make Canadians safer;
Prime Minister Carney is jumping the gun with premature recognition of a Palestinian state, and is throwing Israel under the bus;
Canada, Kiev and the Hypocrisy of Carney
By F. Andrew Wolf, Jr. | September 23, 2025
It seems that Carney essentially promotes what is in the best interest of Mark Carney rather than the citizens of Canada —and Canadians are getting their fill of it;
Christians - The Minority of Canada
By F. Andrew Wolf, Jr. | September 22, 2025
For now, however, several generations are groping for meaning and purpose in life – and they’re trying to find it beyond the walls of the sanctuary.
Ottawa’s EV Gamble Just Cost Canola Farmers Billions
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy Conrad Eder | September 21, 2025
Western Canada’s canola farmers are the latest victims of misguided government industrial policy
False memory syndrome, mass hysteria, and rent seeking drive indigenous grievances
By Guest Column
Brian Talarico and Hymie Rubenstein
| September 21, 2025The only factual and moral grounds for supporting our fellow citizens is to demand evidence and accountability while embracing identical rights for all Canadians regardless of their ethnicity or life experiences;
Liberal hate crimes bill raises free speech concerns
By Canadian Constitution Foundation | September 19, 2025
“I’m also very wary that banning hate symbols could be a slippery slope,” Dehaas said. “In free countries, we ought to criminalize violence, not speech, so this sets a worrying precedent;"
Manitoba NDP Minister Again Under Fire For Derogatory Charlie Kirk Comments
By Hymie Rubenstein | September 18, 2025
Fontaine reshared a post on Instagram that called the slain 31-year-old political commentator a "racist, xenophobic, transphobic, Islamophobic" individual;
Canada’s “Ugly” Growth Experience, 2020–2024: Why GDP per Capita Declined while the Overall Economy Grew.
Carney Appoints New Special Envoy to Ukraine—“Special” Indeed
By F. Andrew Wolf, Jr. | September 18, 2025
It seems to this writer that the appointment of Freeland as “special envoy to Ukraine” says as much about where her heart is as it does about Mark Carney’s--and that’s not good for Canada;
Immigration Policy Needs Fundamental Reform, Council Warns
By C.D. Howe Institute | September 17, 2025
Immigration Policy Still in Need of a Course Correction
Backgrounder: Bill C-2 raises privacy concerns
By Canadian Constitution Foundation | September 17, 2025
“We're watching the government systematically chip away at Canadians' privacy rights—from seizing Freedom Convoy bank accounts to police drone surveillance of drivers. Bill C-2 would take this erosion to a whole new level;"