Canadian News & Opinion
G8 Weekend Summit?
By Ian R. Campbell | May 21, 2012
Host of Shen Yun calls on Premier to intervene
By News on the Net | May 18, 2012
Calls to revoke decision to cancel Jubilee Auditorium and work toward a resolution
Q1 2012 Europe and Eurozone GDP!
By Ian R. Campbell | May 18, 2012
Four of the seven non-Eurozone European Union countries for which data is available suffered negative growth, as shown in the following table
CTF releases new data on gas taxes, tax-on-tax
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Gregory Thomas, Federal and Ontario Director | May 17, 2012
CTF’s 14th annual Gas Tax Honesty Day
Private sector pension crisis threatens all of us
By Bill Tufts | May 17, 2012
We urge all Canadians to phone, email or visit your politicians at all levels and ask them to get real about the pension tsunami drowning taxpayers.
An Accident Waiting to Happen, or ‘Ever Closer To The Cliff’!
By Ian R. Campbell | May 17, 2012
The consequences that may or will flow from prevalent and increasing youth unemployment
CTF releases new data on gas taxes, tax-on-tax
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Gregory Thomas, Federal and Ontario Director | May 17, 2012
CTF’s 14th annual Gas Tax Honesty Day
After Spain, is Italy Next?
By Ian R. Campbell | May 16, 2012
Simply put, without real GDP growth economic trends in the developed and developing countries are virtually certain not to be positive
Infamous Greyhound Beheader to be granted escorted community strolls?
By Guest Column Colin McComb | May 15, 2012
Vince Li stabbed Tim McLean to death, decapitated him, and cannibalized him
Nova Scotia teachers Pension Ponzi melts down in 2011
By Bill Tufts | May 12, 2012
What will it be - a well balanced program of services that taxpayers expect for their hard earned money or gold-plated pensions for a few well protected public sector employees?
The Ontario horse racing and breeding industry is Open For Business!
Fatally flawed Dalton McGuinty’s energy plan
Unelected Metro Vancouver Should Get Back to Basics
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Jordan Bateman, British Columbia Director | May 11, 2012
Langley's ongoing fight with Metro Vancouver will likely go nowhere—it is virtually impossible to escape from a regional district.
CTF Welcomes Private-Public Pay Debate
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Jordan Bateman, B.C. Director | May 10, 2012
CTF poll shows 73 per cent of British Columbians want pay fairness law
China Banking Camel In U.S. Tent?
By Ian R. Campbell | May 10, 2012
Consider the implications of these Federal Reserve decisions in the context of the proverbial ‘Camel in the Tent’.
Tada! MLCC Jets Ticket List Released
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Colin Craig, Prarie Director | May 8, 2012
Minister tells legislature ‘staff working hard’ on getting details together on how MLCC handed out 400+ Jets tickets...meanwhile CTF received the details from MLCC five weeks ago
President Shimon Peres begins state visit to Canada
By News on the Net | May 7, 2012
Communications Department office of the President of Israel
"Giving back to the communities where our customers and employees live and work is a vital part of who we are as an organization,"
Europe steps to the precipice
By Klaus Rohrich | May 7, 2012
Eurozone, Bailouts, Elections in France, Greece, Germany
Royal Canadian Mint commemorates striking of last penny
By News on the Net | May 4, 2012
The last penny struck for Canadian circulation will be entrusted to the Currency Museum of the Bank of Canada in Ottawa
Dalton McGuinty’s Anti-Bullying Partner Calls the “Bible Bull S-t”
By Guest Column The Canadian Times | May 2, 2012
American gay activist Dan Savage
Hillier tables workers choice legislation
By Randy Hillier | May 2, 2012
Provide workers in Ontario the right to choose what union they want to be a part of and whether or not they want to be a member of a trade union
Watermains
Earnings Don’t Always Reflect Expectations
By Ian R. Campbell | May 1, 2012
Don’t fail to consider that the current financial markets are ever more becoming driven on a day/day pricing basis by algorithmic and non-algorithmic short-term traders – as contrasted as being driven by long-term holders.
Why Did the Bloom come off the Wildrose?
By Gerry Nicholls | April 27, 2012
Wildrose loss had more to do with tactics than with policy
Unplug the MP Pension Money Machine
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation | April 27, 2012
The Conservative government has promised details of a new MP pension plan this fall, but taxpayers have been waiting years already
Time to Spotlight Disputed “Grey Zones” in Healthcare
By C.D. Howe Institute | April 26, 2012
A political "negativity-bias" against reform
Spanish Banks – IMF Report
By Ian R. Campbell | April 26, 2012
Spain’s 2011 GDP as estimated by the IMF was U.S.$1.5 trillion
Get Ready for More Tax Hikes
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Colin Craig, Prarie Director | April 25, 2012
At this pace, there’s little chance of a balanced budget in 2014-15 and a good chance of even higher taxes along the way.
IMF World Economic Outlook
By Ian R. Campbell | April 25, 2012
The IMF concept is fundamentally flawed.

