Canadian News, Opinion

CIBC provides startling commentary on pensions By | February 20, 2013
Last year Canadians contributed $31 billion into public sector pension plans, $34 B into RRSP’s and another $37 Billion into the CPP plan.
B.C.‘s Balanced Budget 2013: A Hat Trick of Tax Hikes By Jordan Bateman | February 19, 2013
Three tax hikes undermine good news of a balanced budget - MSP, personal and corporate income tax
How Alberta Came to the Cliff of Debt and Tax Hikes By Derek Fildebrandt | February 19, 2013
The same over-spending and over-reliance on unreliable non-renewable resource revenues plague the Alberta government today.
In Defense of Justin Trudeau By | February 18, 2013
Whatever his faults (and being a Liberal can be one of them), Trudeau did not deserve to be attacked because of his family’s wealth and his upbringing
New Boss Clark A Lot Like Old Boss Campbell By Jordan Bateman | February 15, 2013
Offering platitudes but no specifics
Your Money, Their Quarter Billion Dollar Secret By | February 14, 2013
We’ll be “damned” if we let this issue go away.
ON: Wynne’s Balanced Budget Promise Requires Action By | February 14, 2013
Newly minted Premier Kathleen Wynne has some work to do to establish her competency for this enormous task
Canadian Citizenship of Terrorists Should be Revoked By | February 14, 2013
For citizenship to mean something, it has to involve responsibilities as well as rights
CTF Names New Queen’s Park Watchdog By Candice Malcolm | February 13, 2013
Candice Malcolm appointed new Ontario Director
Wynne’s $200,000 Taxpayer-Funded Shopping Spree By | February 11, 2013
McGuinty-Wynne Liberals: increased spending, more debt and lowering Ontario's standard of living
Chief Redman Needs to Pack It In By | February 11, 2013
Standing Buffalo First Nation
January 2013 Housing Starts in Toronto By Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation | February 8, 2013
The standalone monthly SAAR was 16,800 units in January, down from 49,800 in December
Metro and TransLink Make Compelling Case Against Regional Policing By Jordan Bateman | February 7, 2013
Regional policing may be worthwhile but more study is needed on costs, form, governance and impact of a regional force.
Explosive on a Plane not Transit Police Officer’s Only Blunder By Jordan Bateman | February 7, 2013
Canine Neglect, Deceit and Corrupt Practice
Sask Chief’s Pay Higher Than Thought By Colin Craig | February 7, 2013
Redman and council need to accept impeachment and stop clinging to power
$223,531,822.71 Secret Is Unacceptable By | February 7, 2013
Expenses on legal and consulting costs for northern Manitoba dams
CTF Presents Balanced Budget Plan to Horner By | February 6, 2013
Calls for $3.8 billion in specific cuts to balance the budget
Canada’s EI surplus: now you see it, now you don’t By Gregory Thomas | February 6, 2013
Years of gouging Canadian workers created a massive EI surplus, perfect for an economic storm like the 2008 financial meltdown
Rolling Back “Mission Creep” at Crown Corps. By | February 6, 2013
Reining in the Risks: Rethinking the Role of Crown Financial Corporations in Canada
BC: CTF Calls On Minister To Reject Latest TransLink Tax Grab By Jordan Bateman | February 6, 2013
CTF and whistleblowers have outlined concerns about TransLink spending
Sun News Network - Fight for media diversity! By | February 5, 2013
Brian Lilley exposes the Media Party elites who are afraid of competition.
What Can Canada Do to Jump on the Gun Control Bandwagon? By | February 4, 2013
Sport shooters are required by federal law to have Authorizations to Transport (ATT) documents that allow them to transport firearms between their homes and a shooting range
Vellacott corrects initial Canadian Press and CBC reporting By | February 1, 2013
MP request was for RCMP investigation into BORN ALIVE infant deaths
Can We Stop Talking About the HST Now? By Jordan Bateman | January 30, 2013
Provincial budgets have been on a roller coaster of deficits, due in no small part to HST policy shifting so radically, so quickly.
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Union Attack on Canadian Companies is Laughable By Gregory Thomas | January 30, 2013
Canadian Labour Congress
Healthcare for an Aging Population Confronts Ontario with a $1.4 Trillion Fiscal Glacier By | January 30, 2013
Ontario's population and the impact of demographic change on government revenues and programs
Unions Talking Out of Both Sides of Their Mouth on Business Tax Rates By Gregory Thomas | January 29, 2013
Federal corporate tax revenue rising despite lower rates
Justin Who? By | January 28, 2013
Utterly insignificant, banal and irrelevant topic - namely the contemptible and buffoonish Justin Trudeau
Has Fordo been sabotaged? By | January 27, 2013
Reports are coming out of Iran that a large explosion has destroyed much of Iran’s Fordo nuclear facility
Is the direction Pelham is taking, the will of the people or the goals of a few in the inner circle? By Bob Mackie | January 27, 2013
By-Laws of this nature are an expropriation of property rights and/or trespass leading to a decrease in property value.