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Wind opponents call for immediate turbine moratorium, resignation of Dr. Arlene King, Medical Officer of Health, and Public Inquiry


It’s time to keep Ottawa’s fingers out of micro managing reserve land

Observing nature’s creatures is always interesting

CTF renews call for Transit Police to be disbanded

Rain has been scarce in the summers and snow has been scant in the winter.

Prime Minister Harper Meets with Aboriginal Leaders in Closed Door Meetings

Albertans don’t need a tax hike and they don’t need their government to saddle them with a burdening debt

Not Dead Yet: The Changing Role of Cash on Corporate Balance Sheets,

The future trade agenda is mainly in the developing world, where Canada has less experience

Ontario Doesn’t Have a Smoking Epidemic on Reserves - We Have a Crime Epidemic By Gregory Thomas, Ontario Director & Scott Hennig, Vice President | January 10, 2013
Ontario and federal governments are losing somewhere between $742 million and $1.2 billion in tobacco tax revenue annually in Ontario

“This could just be the tip of the iceberg,”


Health taxes bite hard in Quebec and BC

"God is good. He spared 900 Catholic youth from being potentially influenced by Justin’s immoral views in support of abortion and homosexual marriage",

Justin Trudeau’s Islamist Revival By David B. Harris | December 21, 2012
Investigative Project on Terrorism

New data suggests up to 79 per cent of all tax-exempt allocation tobacco sales made on reserve ‘smoke shacks’ were likely illegal in 2011-12

Federal government financial reports do not use actual market yields to calculate their liabilities, but assume higher rates of return

Regional politicians get overly excited with the possibilities of going green – even when the perception doesn’t line up with reality

Michigan's Legislature isn't prorogued:

Seeking Financial Stability: The Best Role for the Bank of Canada

Unless the Harper government takes serious steps to get its payroll costs under control, taxpayers should really consider a prosecution for false advertising

"It’s clear that everyone is running the Ministry of Education except for the person being paid to do it.”

Keep Pushing Mr. Premier By Colin Craig | December 11, 2012
The average family in Saskatchewan is doing much better than a decade years ago.

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Seems like another sure-fire scandal, not to mention another possible Council of Canadians' lawsuit

There is a definite threat that the Rights and Freedoms that generations of Canadians have fought and died for will be lost for good

Quebec's Language Charter shows the way

Canada is in a housing bubble

Alberta Liquor Lessons for Ontario By Derek Fildebrandt | December 7, 2012
Ontario can take a lesson from Alberta

Quebec continues to engage in a grand social experiment, over the legitimate objections of religious parents