Canadian News & Opinion
FINTRAC the NSA of the Banking World
By Elizabeth Marshall | December 13, 2013
Citizens unaware:
Santa Claus is Canadian…
By News on the Net | December 13, 2013
WestJet Christmas Miracle: real-time giving
Alberta has the smallest government while Prince Edward Island, the jurisdiction with the lowest overall ranking, has the largest government.
Low Investment Returns Expected to Squeeze Retirees, Pension Plans
By C.D. Howe Institute | December 11, 2013
Long-Term Returns: a Reality Check for Pension Funds and Retirement Savers
Welcome to the Banana Republic of Ontario
By Bill Tufts | December 11, 2013
Auditor General uncovers outrageous corruption at Ontario's Hydro companies
Taxpayers ante up big for Public Sector Pensions
By Bill Tufts | December 9, 2013
We need to convert public sector pensions to defined contribution plans now. Lets create equality for all Canadians!
Hillier introduces Bill to allow beer and wine sales in stores
By Randy Hillier | December 5, 2013
For too long, Ontario consumers have been held hostage to the inconvenience of the province's liquor monopoly
Turn off the Heat and Put on a Sweater!
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Candice Malcolm | December 2, 2013
Ontario's Long Term Energy Plan Falls Short
Harper breaks into song after announcing first official trip to Israel
By News on the Net | December 2, 2013
Harper's staunch political support of Israel
The left’s complete inability to understand Rob Ford’s popularity
By Arthur Weinreb | December 2, 2013
The elites will never understand
Canada: I heard the sound of a thunder, it roared out a warnin’ …
By Guest Column | November 30, 2013
Canadians should not be too smug
Fat Taxes Make Governments Fat
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Peter Shawn Taylor | November 28, 2013
Food taxes do not affect obesity rates, Disproportionately hurt lower-income Canadians, Massive new government revenue grab, Intrusion into personal choice
Post- Ford Toronto: the gravy train is back
By Ezra Levant | November 28, 2013
Toronto City Council has already proposed a property tax increase and $12M in new spending
Making Canada’s Foreign Aid Work: Lessons from the Bangladesh Tragedy
By C.D. Howe Institute | November 27, 2013
Recommends three development-aid tactics to address weak host-country governance
How Much Did Red River College Pay For A Pre-Wedding Reception?
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation | November 26, 2013
Wedding-related expense at Red River College not appropriate, Minister Allum needs to disclose amount, shake up board
Fraser Institute: Economic Freedom of the Arab World Report
Canada Must Not Follow Mexico’s Lead on Food Taxes
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation | November 25, 2013
CTF releases new report debunking claims made by proponents of food and sugar taxes
Mayor Rob Ford News
By News on the Net | November 24, 2013
Mayor Rob Ford—he litters too!!!
By Arthur Weinreb | November 23, 2013
Toronto's crack-smoking mayor’s approval rating is five points higher than the CBS poll that showed Obama’s approval rating at 37%
Iran’s foreign minister Mohammad Javad Zarif
Liberals Pass the Buck on Eco-Fees
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Candice Malcolm | November 22, 2013
Lower recycling costs and less waste is a double win for taxpayers concerned with the environment
The EI Ripoff
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Gregory Thomas, Federal Director | November 21, 2013
Scrap the pork-barreling Employment Insurance system
"Ontario's healthcare system could realize better value-for-money were fewer patients to seek such outside care,"
Ottawa is using Employment Insurance as a cash cow
Do Toronto City Councillors Care About Drinking and Driving?
By Arthur Weinreb | November 18, 2013
Councillor Ana Bailao
Canadian Apprenticeship Journal: Engaging Canada’s Indigenous Peoples in the Trades
By News on the Net The Canadian Apprenticeship Forum | November 18, 2013
“We are seeing innovative, creative solutions from every corner of the country when it comes to addressing Canada’s skills shortages
Canada's federal and provincial governments spend a lot of money subsidizing postsecondary students
Trudeau must fire veterans spokesman
By News on the Net Conservative Party of Canada | November 13, 2013
Liberal MP Jim Karygiannis criticized the payments offered to veterans under the New Veterans Charter
Rob Ford is not a joke—Toronto Council is
By Arthur Weinreb | November 11, 2013
Rob Ford is not a joke—the entire council is a joke. The mayor is merely the punch line
Fair Pensions For All responds to Minister Sousa’s Fall Economic Update
By Bill Tufts and Gareth Neilson, | November 8, 2013
Tax, Tax and More Taxes

