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CTF praises McGuinty’s proposal for teacher wage freeze and sick day reform By Gregory Thomas, Ontario Director | March 2, 2012
“It’s time teachers stopped abusing the sick-day system, treating sick leave as just another gift from the taxpayer,”
B.C. Taxpayers Need to Sweat about Government Debt By Jordan Bateman, British Columbia Director | March 2, 2012
Once government has a clear handle on its role and function, it can develop and stick to a debt reduction plan.
Time for Revolutionary Politics By Colin Craig, Prarie Director | March 2, 2012
When tax dollars are spent, taxpayers deserve to know what they are used for.
Hudak on transit:  World-Class means subways By | March 1, 2012
“My Opposition Day Motion next week will bring much-needed accountability and leadership to the provincial government’s role in transit development for Toronto,”
Did Ontario cancel the infrastructure program? By | March 1, 2012
Infrastructure News
Spending Power of Canadian Households Slightly Down in January By | February 27, 2012
Walmart Canada Income Tracker shows $15 drop
Ontario Horse Racing Industry Condemns Misleading Ads by Ontario Liberal Party By Sue Leslie - Ontario Horse Racing Industry Association | February 27, 2012
OLG Slots at Racetrack Program
Duncan’s Proposal to End the Slots at Racetrack Program Would Add $1.1 B to Deficit: OHRIA By Sue Leslie, President - Ontario Horse Racing Industry Associatio | February 26, 2012
Slots at Racetrack program
Harper needs to end the special pension deal for government employees By Gregory Thomas, Federal and Ontario Director | February 23, 2012
Back home in Ottawa, Mr. Harper upped the ante on pensions, hinting that changes are coming to the platinum-plated Parliamentary pension plan.
What’s Your School Board Up To? By Colin Craig, Prarie Director | February 22, 2012
Yes, nothing says “we can’t afford a reduction in funding” like a trip to the spa.
Budget Moves B.C. Two Steps Forward, One Step Back By Jordan Bateman, British Columbia Director | February 21, 2012
Balanced budget likely for 2013; would make B.C. second province in Canada to get back in black
Nortel collapse linked to Chinese hackers By | February 16, 2012
Corporate espionage continues against Canadian firms, security expert says
Commitment Made, Commitment Kept Canadian Firearms Institute Praises Conviction of Harper Government By | February 16, 2012
"Canada can now direct its energy to fighting crime and stemming the flow of illegal guns in a meaningful way rather than continuing the lip service of past governments."
Watching Pennies Pays Off By Jordan Bateman, British Columbia Director | February 14, 2012
Over the past two years, the provincial government has seen a 22 per cent increase in the number of public sector employees making more than $100,000 a year
Canadian Firm Re-launches Iconic Luxury Shoe Brand With Online Store By | February 14, 2012
Dack's Fine Shoes For Men Since 1834
Nothing Says Poverty Like a Spa Retreat By Colin Craig, Prarie Director | February 14, 2012
Prairie Valley School Board will meet with Education Minister on March 14 to discuss funding problems then head to a spa; the board’s second retreat in last eight months
Don McLaren was here—and left giant footprints By | February 10, 2012
Ontario's College System
Why Canada Should Take a Seat at Trans-Pacific Table By Dr. Laura Dawson | February 9, 2012
"The question now is whether Canada can join the action."
A Blessing in Disguise By Charles Bybelezer | February 8, 2012
The “peace process,” the thorn in Netanyahu’s side, is no more.
WestJetters vote 91 per cent in favour of regional airline By Robert Palmer | February 8, 2012
Airline moves to aircraft selection as next step
The Ghost of P.E.Trudeau smirks again By | February 8, 2012
Language Rights, Property Rights, Personal Freedoms
Ontario trailing the world…Again By | February 2, 2012
While Dalton McGuinty continues to drag us down his ideological green garden path – siphoning more and more money out of your wallet with each monthly hydro bill in the process
Toronto’s aging infrastructure costing millions By | February 2, 2012
Breaking bad: Water main failures occur by the hundreds
Conn Smythe left his mark on Toronto and hockey By | February 1, 2012
Veteran, Businessman, Toronto Maple Leafs, Maple Leaf Gardens
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Harper Should Start with MPs if he wants to Reform Canadian Pensions By Gregory Thomas, Federal and Ontario Director | January 31, 2012
Canadians have been phoning, writing, and emailing their politicians in huge numbers, letting them know how they feel about platinum-plated MP pensions
Pres. Shimon Peres meets with Canadian Foreign Minister John Baird, Finance Minister Jim Flaherty By | January 30, 2012
Bilateral cooperation in the field of science and advanced technologies
Canada’s economic recovery at risk unless federal Conservatives reduce spending By National Citizens Coalition | January 30, 2012
With this year's deficit likely to tip the scales at $31-billion, there is no more time for delays
Canadian Museum for Human Irony By Colin Craig, Prarie Director | January 26, 2012
Making the Museum More Taxpayer-Friendly
To Be Considered Truly Open, Government Must Be Proactive By Jordan Bateman, British Columbia Director | January 24, 2012
The principle of democratic transparency is one that must be fought for, every day
Send In Your Budget Wishes By Colin Craig, Prarie Director | January 24, 2012
Now is the time for you to send in an email or phone the finance minister to make your voice heard.