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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.

Long-Term Returns: a Reality Check for Pension Funds and Retirement Savers

Auditor General uncovers outrageous corruption at Ontario's Hydro companies

We need to convert public sector pensions to defined contribution plans now. Lets create equality for all Canadians!

For too long, Ontario consumers have been held hostage to the inconvenience of the province's liquor monopoly

Ontario's Long Term Energy Plan Falls Short

Harper's staunch political support of Israel

The elites will never understand

Canadians should not be too smug

Fat Taxes Make Governments Fat By 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

Toronto City Council has already proposed a property tax increase and $12M in new spending

Recommends three development-aid tactics to address weak host-country governance

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

CTF releases new report debunking claims made by proponents of food and sugar taxes

Mayor Rob Ford News By | November 24, 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 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 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

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Councillor Ana Bailao

“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 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—the entire council is a joke. The mayor is merely the punch line

Tax, Tax and More Taxes