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Another Bitter Year Brewing for B.C. Taxpayers By Jordan Bateman | December 27, 2012
CTF Releases Nation-Wide New Year’s Tax Changes for 2013 By Gregory Thomas | December 27, 2012
Health taxes bite hard in Quebec and BC
‘Act of God’ spares 900 catholic youth from Justin’s clutches By Campaign Life Catholics | December 21, 2012
"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
Ontario Losing Millions in Tobacco Tax Each Year to Contraband on Reserves By Gregory Thomas | December 19, 2012
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
Deep in the Red: Federal Pension Promises Still Badly Underfunded By | December 18, 2012
Federal government financial reports do not use actual market yields to calculate their liabilities, but assume higher rates of return
BC: Taxpayers Feel Pain of Politicians Going ‘Green’ By Jordan Bateman | December 17, 2012
Regional politicians get overly excited with the possibilities of going green – even when the perception doesn’t line up with reality
It’s time to get Ontario back to work By | December 13, 2012
Michigan's Legislature isn't prorogued:
Where Should the Buck Stop? The Bank of Canada and Financial Stability By | December 13, 2012
Seeking Financial Stability: The Best Role for the Bank of Canada
Staggering Federal Payroll Costs Help Explain Ottawa’s Runaway Deficits By Gregory Thomas | December 13, 2012
Unless the Harper government takes serious steps to get its payroll costs under control, taxpayers should really consider a prosecution for false advertising
Liberals causing education chaos:  Who’s running the show? By Christine Bujold | December 11, 2012
"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.
The Curious Case of those Infamous Robo-Calls By | December 10, 2012
Seems like another sure-fire scandal, not to mention another possible Council of Canadians' lawsuit
Inalienable Rights and Freedoms have no defenders in the Supreme Court of Canada By | December 9, 2012
There is a definite threat that the Rights and Freedoms that generations of Canadians have fought and died for will be lost for good
English-Only Language Charter for all English-Speaking Canada, Territories must be introduced now! By | December 9, 2012
Quebec's Language Charter shows the way
Flash Point: The Future of Housing in Canada By | December 7, 2012
Canada is in a housing bubble
Alberta Liquor Lessons for Ontario By Derek Fildebrandt | December 7, 2012
Ontario can take a lesson from Alberta
Loyola decision infringes on parental choices, says CCRL By | December 6, 2012
Quebec continues to engage in a grand social experiment, over the legitimate objections of religious parents
Tax Burden on New Investment Underestimated by Ontario: C.D. Howe Institute By | December 5, 2012
The substantial impact of the business education tax on Ontario's METR lends strong support to the case for parity between business and residential education tax rates
Save Canada’s last World War II motor torpedo boat - MTB 486 By | December 4, 2012
Canadian Coastal Forces Trust
491 Murders that the Mainstream Media Ignored By Stephen J. Gray | December 1, 2012
Missed by the mainstream media
New Solar Power Means Higher Hydro Bills By Clint Thomas | November 30, 2012
The Ontario PC party believes that affordable energy is the cornerstone of economic growth, and will treat it as such
Freedom of Expression Challenged in Montreal Classroom By Cynthia Yacowar-Sweeney | November 30, 2012
Indoctrinating high school students with anti-American and socialist bias is just the beginning when it comes to losing our right to freedom of expression
Really, Public School Teachers in Ontario want to strike. Why? By | November 30, 2012
Fair Pensions For All Responds to the Ontario Teachers Strike Threat
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OPA, Hydro One need to be up front about upfront deposits By Clint Thomas | November 29, 2012
The Ontario Power Authority has become notorious for its secrecy and lack of communication with the public
By-election winners and losers By | November 27, 2012
Conservative Party of Canada was the clear winner and that the real loser was media expectations for Trudeaumania
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford vows to fight to keep his job By | November 26, 2012
“The left wing wants me out of here and will do anything in their power.
Zero Waste? Not When It Comes To Metro Vancouver Politicians By Jordan Bateman | November 26, 2012
Five Metro politicians collected $2,076 in meeting fees while non-elected speakers volunteered their time
Space Tech Startup, UrtheCast Named One of Canada’s ‘20 Hottest Innovative Companies’ By | November 26, 2012
“This CIX event provides a great venue for Canadian tech companies to connect with fellow innovators, build the industry’s profile, and engage with the investment community.”
A Guarded Welcome for State-Owned Enterprises By Daniel Schwanen | November 26, 2012
Canada needs to facilitate trade and investment deals other economies where the state currently plays a determining role, including China