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2011 Harper Campaign Promise Closer to Reality By Gregory Thomas | August 29, 2014
With $400 Million Q1 Federal Budget Surplus CTF Federal Debt Clock Could Soon Be Coming Off the Road
Toronto cancels permit for 15th annual Jesus parade By | August 28, 2014
If organizers are insistent in holding the event they could always agree to march in the nude or carry “Death to Israel!” signs. That should do it for the city once known as 'Toronto the Good'.
Stealth Pension Bailouts Costing Taxpayers a Fortune By Candice Malcolm | August 28, 2014
New StatsCan data shows 169 per cent increase in cost to taxpayers for bureaucrat pensions
Canada’s labour relations laws restrict worker choice, discourage investment and job growth By Charles Lammam | August 28, 2014
“The evidence shows that more balanced labour relations laws benefit workers and the overall economic performance of a jurisdiction.
By 2040, We Won’t Need Subways By Candice Malcolm | August 26, 2014
These dramatic changes will revolutionize transportation in the coming years, and make a $50 billion subway system irrelevant
Prime Minister Of Canada On The 23rd Anniversary Of Re-establishing Ties With Baltic States By | August 26, 2014
“As a vigorous defender of freedom, democracy, human rights and the rule of law, Canada never recognized the Soviet Union’s occupation of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania
Justin Trudeau’s aversion to the word ‘barbaric’ By | August 26, 2014
Although Justin Trudeau acts like a child, he’s 42-years-old and totally incapable of coherent thought, let alone running a country
Working Towards F-22s for the Canadian Air Force By | August 26, 2014
Acquiring the F-22 Raptor is a desirable goal, but the devil is in the details
Prime Minister Stephen Harper Sails The Northwest Passage With The Franklin Expedition Search Team By | August 25, 2014
Harper Government leads an expanded team of partners to discover the fate of Sir John Franklin’s lost Arctic Expedition
Trade with Europe easier than trade within Canada By | August 25, 2014
Premiers urged to strengthen inter-provincial trade, support TFWP, reject pension taxes at meeting this week
Shocker: Toronto councillor learns people don’t want to pay more taxes By | August 25, 2014
What Toronto really needs is a mayor and councillors who unlike Dunsel, do not waste their time on studies and reports that discover the obvious
Moving the Snowbirds into the Modern Era By | August 25, 2014
Time to get the Royal Canadian Air Force's aerobatics team out of antique trainers and into modern fighter jets.
Valid Concerns Over Russia’s Increasing Military Presence in the Arctic By | August 24, 2014
The Russian Bear is awake, and its sights are set on the Far North
Why the Unlikeable Radical Leftist Olivia Chow Lost The Toronto Mayoral Election By | August 23, 2014
Chow believed that she would be Hillary to Jack's Bill Clinton. Instead her imploding political campaign has demonstrated that she is more like Yoko Ono who was nothing without her John
Statement By The Prime Minister of Canada on Black Ribbon Day By | August 23, 2014
A time to mourn the victims of communism and National Socialism in Europe and to honour those who lost their lives under these evil regimes.
Stephen Harper is Winning the War on Crime By | August 23, 2014
Crime rates in Canada under the Conservatives are way down
Canadian MP quits NDP caucus, leader too pro-Israel By | August 22, 2014
MP Sana Hassainia's belief that Israel has no right to defend itself and therefore should be destroyed by terrorists
Another Tax Increase on the Horizon By Colin Craig | August 20, 2014
Now that growth has slowed the government has had trouble paying the bill; hence the PST increase
Canada considering restricting citizenship by birth By | August 20, 2014
The “no one is illegal” crowd and those who think all the benefits legal Canadians receive should go to the “undocumented” will not be pleased
Hiding Hydro Pension Problems By Candice Malcolm | August 19, 2014
Most government employees, including those at public utilities, receive lucrative defined-benefit pension deals.
Former Justin Trudeau staffer admits he’s just a puppet By | August 18, 2014
Trudeau is not a leader; he’s a puppet
Interest payments on government debt eat up revenue at the expense of other priorities By | August 18, 2014
Quebec and Ontario are deeper in debt than every other province
Canadian appointed to chair UNHRC panel investigating Gaza war crimes accused of anti-Israel bias By | August 15, 2014
Chair of the Commission of Inquiry is Canadian William Schabas
Trudeau Should Keep Transparency Act By Colin Craig | August 15, 2014
Unfortunately, Liberal leader Justin Trudeau recently committed to scrap this new legislation if he becomes prime minister.
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Justin Trudeau’s disdain for his beloved middle class By | August 13, 2014
Trudeau’s views about transparency: His beloved middle class just isn’t as important as he pretends it is
Average Canadian family spends more on taxes than necessities of life By | August 12, 2014
Canadian family spends more on taxes than on food, shelter and clothing combined
Trudeau Would Scrap Reserve Transparency Law By Colin Craig | August 11, 2014
CTF calls on Trudeau to stand with the grassroots and reconsider promise to abolish First Nations Financial Transparency Act
Beauty and the Beast: Mom’s Latest Child By | August 10, 2014
Canada, Goods-producing sector, Services-producing sector, economy, jobs, CANSIM
Canada takes advantage of ‘dysfunctional’ American immigration system By | August 8, 2014
“We’re seeking very deliberately to benefit from the dysfunctional American immigration system"
First Nations students ‘graduate’ without proper diplomas because on-reserve schools don By Ravina Bains | August 7, 2014
“If policy-makers want to help improve First Nations education across Canada, they must first face reality and not perpetuate myths