Canadian News, Opinion

Walmart Canada to Help The Salvation Army ‘Fill the Kettle’ By | December 21, 2011
National chain to match in-store donations across Canada on December 22nd
Dear Tim Hortons, USA By Larry Vander Schaaf | December 20, 2011
A letter to Tim Hortons
EU: banana bureaucracy By | December 19, 2011
European debt crisis is on the verge of sinking the global economy
Hudak: Global economy no excuse for Moody’s warning By | December 15, 2011
“Negative” outlook for Ontario the result of McGuinty’s inaction on spending
Crowded Sask Legislature Should Not Add Seats By Colin Craig, Prarie Director | December 15, 2011
CTF calls for reduction in seat count to 53; "merely" double Alberta's ratio of politicians to citizens
Kyoto: Good Riddance to a Bad Deal for Canadians By Gregory Thomas, Federal and Ontario Director | December 14, 2011
The Chretien Liberals signed on to Kyoto in 1997 without ever intending to honour what they were promising under the agreement
Hudak: Ontario lags Canada in producing skilled tradespeople By | December 14, 2011
PC Leader’s apprenticeship reform plan would create 200,000 new jobs
Most overused professional buzzwords in Canada By Michael Thomson | December 13, 2011
In addition to releasing its annual list of overused professional buzzwords, LinkedIn also offers profile makeover advice you can act on over the holidays
Propane Industry Excluded from Transportation Roadmap By Allison Mallette | December 13, 2011
Propane is the third most widely-used transportation fuel, and the number one alternative transportation fuel.
The bad science behind David Suzuki’s campaign By Vivian Krause | December 12, 2011
The David Suzuki Foundation has received at least $10 million from American foundations, an average of about $1 million per year.
Another Photo Radar Debacle? By Colin Craig, Prarie Director | December 12, 2011
Wise-up Winnipeg and Taxpayers Federation warning motorists not to pay tickets for Grant & Nathaniel St. location, but to challenge likely illegitimate tickets in court
Single Letter Helps Change Law By Colin Craig, Prarie Director | December 8, 2011
This wasn’t the first time people had heard of chiefs and councillors living high on the hog while many band members suffered
Bureaucracy and red tape costs contractors their licenses By | December 8, 2011
Ministry of Consumer Services, will implement new regulations starting January 1st, 2012 that will force electrical contractors to have a Master’s Licence or face a $50,000 fine
Canada and US agree on joint action plans to boost security, trade and travel By | December 7, 2011
The Action Plan on Regulatory Cooperation
Students and bus operators Screw-Ged by Tri-Board Transport By | December 7, 2011
Intolerance towards Christmas tradition
New BC Ferries Boss Has Big Ship To Turn By Jordan Bateman, British Columbia Director | December 6, 2011
On Hahn’s watch, BC Ferries fell from a $49.9 million profit in 2006 to a projected $20+ million loss this year.
Guilty? In a Pig’s Eye—Act 2 By | December 6, 2011
Crown to withdraw all charges against army major who butchered a pig with a friend
CTF Applauds Simpson for Taking the Lead on MLA Transparency By British Columbia Director Jordan Bateman | December 5, 2011
CTF Challenges other 84 MLAs to Follow Simpson’s Example and Put Expenses On-line
Auditor General Confirms that Ontario Government is Broken By | December 5, 2011
McGuinty scores zero out of ten
CP Hospital redevelopment:  A maze of political delays By | December 5, 2011
The people of Carleton Place and the surrounding communities the hospital serves see the redeveloped hospital as essential to their health care needs.
Guilty? In a Pig’s Eye By | December 5, 2011
Mark Tijssen, enshrined property right, search warrants
Beware of NDP leadership hopefuls bearing policy gifts from Greece By Gregory Thomas, Federal and Ontario Director | December 5, 2011
Brian Topp: proposing a radical program of huge tax hikes
Life after vision loss: CNIB still changing lives 94 years after Halifax Explosion By | December 1, 2011
CNIB, Halifax Explosion, Largest manmade accidental explosion the world had ever seen
Canadian Civilian Support Staff Return From Afghanistan By | December 1, 2011
CFPFSS gratefully acknowledges the mission support services provided by Tim Hortons, Uniglobe Travel International LP and International Datacasting Corporation
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Tighten the Belts, or Electoral Oblivion Awaits By | November 30, 2011
The fall legislative session has just wrapped up and the government caucus has a shiny new website highlighting their achievements.
Loblaws® at Maple Leaf Gardens* opens today By | November 30, 2011
Loblaw re-imagines the urban supermarket to delight fans with fresh food experiences
A statesman for the west By | November 29, 2011
Harper demonstrates that he knows who are Canada’s friends and who its enemies.
The Myth of Entitlement and the Liberal Mindset By Michael Vallins | November 27, 2011
Occupiers possess a liberal view of life
McGuinty Vows to Sabotage Democracy By | November 25, 2011
Randy Hillier news release
Wall’s Road Ahead By Colin Craig, Prarie Director | November 25, 2011
Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall