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CTF Launches National Debt Clock Tour Kevin Gaudet | February 22, 2011
Campaign urges governments to cut spending and legislate balanced budgets; Clock to travel 8,800 kilometres to nine provinces over six weeks

Dalton McGuinty’s Backtracks on Expensive Energy Experiments

Cooperation is needed indeed, but “carte-blanche” ? NO-WAY! Infrastructure News | February 19, 2011
President Obama and our Prime Minister

Hydro rates have increased by 75 percent since Dalton McGuinty came to office

Federal Fish Factory Floundering Says Audit Canadian Taxpayers Federation | February 17, 2011
Federal Crown Corp that processes fish is $43 million in debt, now asking for $15-20 million from taxpayers

Bring Back Compassion to Tax System Canadian Taxpayers Federation | February 17, 2011
Erosian of the basic personal exemption

Investing business profits Inst. of Chartered Accountants | February 16, 2011
Seven tips for long-term investing.

Introduction to investing Inst. of Chartered Accountants | February 16, 2011
Where to start putting your money to work

BC budget disappoints as spending and borrowing rise Canadian Taxpayers Federation | February 16, 2011
“The B.C. Liberals spending grew faster than the economy, faster than the population, and faster than the rate of inflation,”

Manage your business debt Inst. of Chartered Accountants | February 15, 2011
Debt management tips

Ontario Landowners Association (OLA) applauds victory for land owners Ontario Landowners Association | February 14, 2011
Marta and Lech Jaworksi hosting Liberty Summer Seminar on their rural property

2010 Tax Tips, Part 3 Inst. of Chartered Accountants | February 14, 2011
Tuition fee deductions and more

Egypt’s own Obama Klaus Rohrich | February 12, 2011
Hope and Change comes to Egypt, Mohamed ElBaradei

Carleton - Mississippi Mills

Dalton McGuinty Backtracks on Failed Energy Experiment News on the Net | February 12, 2011
Abandoning his plans for off-shore wind farm projects

Victims of ongoing flood devastation in Australia

2010 Tax Tips, Part 2 Inst. of Chartered Accountants | February 10, 2011
Tuition fee deductions and more

Passing Bill C-389 is Reckless Endangerment of Children Dr. Charles McVety | February 10, 2011
Gender Identity Bill C-389 passed with virtually no study, debate or public consultation

Ontario nearing bankruptcy under Dalton McGuinty Guest Column | February 10, 2011
National Citizens Coalition: Ontario is in the worst financial shape in its history, and thanks to Dalton McGuinty

Bring Back Compassion to Tax System Canadian Taxpayers Federation | February 9, 2011
Fully index the tax system for inflation, Basic personal exemption

A wake up call for Quebec Beryl Wajsman | February 8, 2011
Conservative MP Maxime Bernier’s weekend comments calling Bill 101 unnecessary are a clarion call of courage and candour.

Tax Tips Part One Inst. of Chartered Accountants | February 8, 2011
Ten tips

13th Annual “Teddy” Government Waste Awards Winners Canadian Taxpayers Federation | February 8, 2011
G8/G20 summit waste, Ontario tax collector job-retention severance, Edmonton haiku contest & former Toronto Mayor David Miller are this year’s winners.

Taxpayers are ordered to make whatever cuts we need to make in our household budgets to find the extra $300 to $400 a year needed to pay the tax.


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Feds extend infrastructure deadline, industry applauds Infrastructure News | February 8, 2011
Municipalities respond: Building Canada was great, but long-term infrastructure plan for cities needed

13th Annual Teddies Awards Kevin Gaudet | February 7, 2011
Taxpayers Federation to Announce Waste Awards

Uniquely Preventable Boondoggle Canadian Taxpayers Federation | February 4, 2011
Manitoba Hydro power line project (Bipole III)

Business bashing is a favoured sport of many political parties

Stop Proposed Internet Billing! News on the Net | February 3, 2011
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China’s Insight into Human Nature Bill Costello | February 1, 2011
China has been rising because it has been rapidly moving toward a concept that made America the envy of the world

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