Canadian News, Opinion

Protecting Public Safety One Smashed Door at a Time By | June 30, 2013
Let’s face it, if the government and the police won’t infringe on our rights to protect us from ourselves, who will?
Try Testing Your Local Politician By Colin Craig | June 28, 2013
Provincial rules are good (not yet great), but federally things are embarrassingly bad
Red Cross announces community outreach strategy for those affected by Alberta floods By | June 27, 2013
To date, hundreds of highly trained, experienced Canadian Red Cross volunteers from Alberta and across Canada have been brought in to help
Let’s Rebuild Responsibly By Derek Fildebrandt | June 27, 2013
Albertans are keenly aware of the gigantic task ahead of us. Let’s do it responsibly. Together.
Tax Cuts, Not Credits, the Fairest Way to Go By Jordan Bateman | June 25, 2013
This year, its property tax bill for a unit on Meadow Gardens Way, valued at $327,000, jumped to $6,577.98
Why the Bank of Canada should not Take Aim at Canada’s “Overvalued” Dollar By | June 25, 2013
The view that the dollar is overvalued is on shaky ground
Wanted: To the people who broke into our rental car in Stanley Park… By | June 25, 2013
Canadian Red Cross responding to flood evacuees across Alberta By | June 21, 2013
“The Canadian Red Cross is actively working to ensure that all affected individuals and communities receive immediate assistance,
So Much for the Wage Freeze By Candice Malcolm | June 20, 2013
Premier Kathleen Wynne has given into the demands of every union that threaten to hold the public hostage
More Evidence Hydro Can’t Ignore By | June 19, 2013
Audit letter shows $100,000 in double-billing for travel at Tataskweyak Cree Nation for hydro projects, fund being loaned out of capital project accounts against hydro funding rules
Time to Link Provincial and Municipal Election Dates By Jordan Bateman | June 19, 2013
WCB Has Some Explaining To Do By Colin Craig | June 19, 2013
Far too often government bodies just simply shrug their shoulders and move along as cost overruns pile up
New home sales remain low in May By | June 19, 2013
All Quiet on the Western Front: Redford Capitulates on Equalization By Derek Fildebrandt | June 19, 2013
Saskatchewan made the right choice and cast off its economic shackle
Chicago Communist ghosts haunting Toronto mayor By | June 17, 2013
In our Socialist crazed times, not only do dead people get to vote, they are activists too
Saskatchewan Attracting Manitobans in Record Numbers By Colin Craig | June 14, 2013
The Manitoba government needs to get in the game. Until then, we’ll see more Manitoba license plates leaving the province and not turning back.
Saskatchewan Attracting Manitobans in Droves By Colin Craig | June 12, 2013
During the last five years, 2007 to 2012, Saskatchewan has seen a net gain of over 12,698 people from other provinces
MNR’s Continuing Witch Hunt By | June 11, 2013
Ontario Landowners to Show Support
OPP’s criminal investigation unit launches probe into Liberals By Christine Bujold | June 8, 2013
The McGuinty-Wynne Liberals did whatever it took to protect their political power
Wall Needs To Lead On Equalization By Colin Craig | June 6, 2013
Make no mistake, the problems with the Equalization program go far beyond Quebec
CTF Disgusted With Gutting of Bill C-461 By Gregory Thomas | June 6, 2013
“It’s absolutely disgusting that the government would gut a piece of accountability legislation in order to keep taxpayers from finding out what senior government employees do and make,”
CTF Challenges Premiers Wynne, Clark, Wall and Redford to Saddle Up and Run the Equalization Gang Ou By Gregory Thomas | June 5, 2013
“The legacy of the Equalization program is a growing mountain of debt. If Europe can unite to pursue fiscal sanity, so can Canada
If He’s Worried, You Should Be Too By Colin Craig | June 5, 2013
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How to Help University Research Boost Canada’s Economy: C.D. Howe Institute By | June 5, 2013
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CTF Urges Harper Government to Sponsor Pension Cancellation for Crooked Politicians Bill and Pass it By Gregory Thomas | June 3, 2013
The Protecting Taxpayers and Revoking Pensions of Convicted Politicians Act
Senate Expense Scandal: Accountability Shouldn’t Be Just an Act By Gregory Thomas | May 31, 2013
The Senate continues to withhold basic documentation on expenses from the public, including the actual claims signed by senators, and supporting receipts
Stop Metrolinx Dead in its Tracks By Candice Malcolm | May 29, 2013
Reject the Big Move tax grab
The New “Normal” for Interest Rates in Canada By | May 29, 2013
The Implications of Long-Term Shifts in Global Saving and Investment
Government Is Too Expensive By Colin Craig | May 28, 2013
Our politicians seem to always be in the news throwing our money around at expensive press conferences instead of digging around for savings
Crown Corporations: Bigger Bailouts and Deeper Holes By | May 22, 2013
Bigger Bailouts and Deeper Holes