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Trudeau’s apology falls flat, say opponents By | November 24, 2012
NDP House Leader Nathan Cullen and others scoffed at Trudeau's mea culpa
Canada’s Federal Debt Hits (Ugly) Milestone: $600,000,000,000, Saturday, November 24th, at 11: By Gregory Thomas | November 23, 2012
“Massive borrowing is a slippery slope that leads to the kind of chaos we’re witnessing in Greece,”
Harper and Flaherty don’t have a revenue problem By Gregory Thomas | November 21, 2012
If revenues are going up and not going down, why is the deficit going up and not going down?
CTF, Grassroots & Minister Speak Out on C-27 Politicians By Colin Craig | November 21, 2012
“My spouse and I have been harassed, my house vandalized and members of our local accountability organization have been intimidated for speaking out,”
Statement by the Prime Minister of Canada on the 79TH Anniversary of the Holodomor By | November 21, 2012
“Vichnaya Pamyat (in everlasting remembrance).”
The 79th Anniversary of the Holodomor By | November 21, 2012
Vichnaya Pamyat--In everlasting remembrance
Closing the Back Door Route to Cartels in Canada By | November 20, 2012
C.D. Howe Institute Competition Policy Council
Fair Pensions For All Supports PC Party call for Pension Reform By | November 20, 2012
The current “defined benefit” system that dominates public pensions is also becoming increasingly unaffordable and unsustainable"
A Grilling Worth Repeating By Colin Craig | November 16, 2012
Taxpayers are getting sick and tired of huge financial blunders in government and everyone just shrugging their shoulders and moving on
France, Germany: Barely positive Q3 GDPs, outlook negative By | November 16, 2012
Eurozone:  Back in technical recession, economist poll results By | November 16, 2012
The weaker Spain's economy at the time it seeks financial aid, the worse off will be the entire Eurozone economy
United States – Grover Norquist, only in America! By | November 15, 2012
The World Can Not Afford A Second Fiscal Cliff After Europe’s Failed Attempt
CTF Slams Harper Government for Abandoning 2014-15 Balanced-Budget Commitment By Gregory Thomas | November 13, 2012
With record revenues coming in, federal government needs to rein in spending and recommit to balanced budget
Japan’s GDP negative, Japan now in technical recession By | November 13, 2012
It appears that from here Japan may require an ever more careful eye on the part of traders and investors.
The Middle School Report Card: Troubling Evidence from Ontario - C.D. Howe Institute By | November 13, 2012
Johnson's report raises troubling questions for parents and educators about the role of middle schools in Ontario
Greece – Debt:GDP ratio reduction timing By | November 13, 2012
As I see things, austerity programs and real GDP growth are not bedfellows
Tories Returning Alberta to Debt? By Derek Fildebrandt | November 12, 2012
Alberta government has spent $38.6 billion on infrastructure projects over the past six years
Toronto Islamic school will not face charges over anti-Jewish curriculum: police By | November 9, 2012
The madrassah apologized and said it would review its teaching materials
Greece bailout payment – not next week? By | November 9, 2012
In the end, government inefficiency – that is, not getting things done in a timely manner – contributes to the risk that at some point one or more country-specific economic trains might derail.
Canada to follow U.S. into ‘fiscal cliff’ recession By | November 8, 2012
Hyperinflation – for the United States, a myth?
Facing Up to the Inevitable - How to Manage the Surge in Long-Term Care Needs By | November 8, 2012
This is a challenge best confronted now, before the first wave of babyboomers begins to draw heavily on long-term care programs, in about 15 years' time
Vancouver Bike Share Puts Millions in Taxes At Risk By Jordan Bateman | November 7, 2012
Other systems have been delayed by Bixi’s ongoing legal fight with its former software developer and lack of a better tech solution
Globalization – what has it really meant to trade, jobs and recovery By | November 6, 2012
This is a commentary you might consider passing on to your children, grandchildren, and friends with children and grandchildren
Kathleen Wynne.  Another Liberal Ontario Can’t Afford By | November 5, 2012
Another tax and spend Liberal
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CTF Applauds Proposed Reforms to Canada’s Access to Information Act in Rathgeber bill By Gregory Thomas | November 5, 2012
“The reforms in Bill C-461 are a step in the right direction to providing taxpayers the salary numbers they’re entitled to know.”
Canada’s job market tightens in October, what does that portend By | November 5, 2012
Loss of 20,000 private sector jobs in October; and,15,000 reduction in self-employed persons
Last Charge of the Pension Brigade By Derek Fildebrandt | November 5, 2012
The government may be about to step in another one if they think taxpayers should put some $23,000 into a MLA’s RRSP
40,000 Private Sector Jobs Lost As Government Runs On Autopilot By Christine Bujold | November 2, 2012
“This is not what recovery looks like"
U.S. October jobs report By | November 2, 2012
The unemployment rate increased to 7.9% from 7.8%.
U.S. consumer confidence reported to have risen further in October By | November 2, 2012
I can’t square increasing U.S. consumer confidence with the facts that U.S. consumers must deal with each day