Canadian News, Opinion

EFC in Supreme Court of Canada today By | October 12, 2011
“While we don’t necessarily condone the language Mr. Whatcott used, we do firmly believe that every Canadian should be and feel at liberty to share their beliefs and participate in the democratic process from a faith-inspired perspective,”
Hudak Should Follow the Missing Million By Ontario Director Gregory Thomas | October 11, 2011
A million Conservative voters stayed home
To Get Back to Black, B.C. Must Go Back to Basics By | October 11, 2011
CTF delivers pre-budget recommendations to B.C. Government
(Raw Dairy Farmer) Michael Schmidt on Hunger Strike for Responsible Food Freedom By | October 11, 2011
Across Canada and U.S. Supporters Have Joined Michael On This Strike
The High Court of Parliament – The Supreme Court of Canada By | October 10, 2011
Drug Injection Sites – Time to curb the Arrogance of the Supreme Court of Canada
The Time Machine – Quebec and the Canadian Federalism By Etienne Forest | October 8, 2011
Symmetric federalism
Albertan democracy cannot afford special favours for special interest groups By National Citizens Coalition | October 5, 2011
Calls for a review of the process which elected Alison Redford as the new leader of Alberta's PC Party and Premier of Alberta
Ontario election prediction and analysis By | October 5, 2011
Dalton McGuinty, Tim Hudak, Andrea Howath
Bill C-11 & The Death of The DivX Player By Jonathan Spivak | October 5, 2011
Personal Video Recorder
Putting Unions on the Same Playing Field as Charities By | October 5, 2011
The union itself is exempt from tax, even on its investment income
Federal government moving towards union transparency legislation By | October 4, 2011
The proposed legislation will allow all Canadians to see how tax-deductible monies are being spent by these tax-exempt organizations
Ontario Election Results are in: Debt by a Landslide By | October 4, 2011
Premier McGuinty’s escape tunnel from the financial meltdown led to the bond market: by next year he will have issued more debt than all Ontario’s previous premiers combined.
Is China’s Green Energy a Myth? By | October 3, 2011
The trendy belief that China is switching to renewables for its electricity generation is a myth. Coal is, and will continue to be, China's dominant source of electricity generation
Property Taxpayers Need Protection only a Bylaw can Provide By | October 3, 2011
Citizens have a focused message: hold the line on property taxes.
Failing in science By Dr. Chris McGowan | September 30, 2011
I would propose an approach like that of the Nuffield Project, involving motivated classroom teachers and productive scientists
Ontario Minister Asked Festival to Ban Newspaper to Please Chinese Consul, Says Source By Omid Ghoreishi | September 29, 2011
Photos from the Taste of Asia in 2008 show that both Chan and Consul Zhu made a presence on stage.
Calgary business leaders should forget the GST and think GO By | September 29, 2011
Alberta municipalities don’t need more GST, they need more GO
Core CPI? Don’t Bank On It to Predict Inflation: C.D. Howe Institute By | September 29, 2011
Consumer Price Index
Grit Your Teeth and Vote By Colin Craig, Prarie Director | September 28, 2011
NDP‘s philosophy is it’s better to find something to spend your tax dollars on than it is to pay off debt or give it back to you through lower taxes.
Media Slams McGuinty for Ducking Power Plant Questions at Debate By | September 28, 2011
Tim Hudak and Dalton McGuinty
Canadian Taxpayers Federation Challenges Municipal Candidates to Sign Contract with Taxpayers By | September 26, 2011
Contract with Taxpayers includes ten points, including keeping tax increases at or below the provincial rate of inflation, encouraging direct democracy, supporting transparency in expenses
OFL denounces Parliament Hill mass arrests of those protesting XL Pipeline By | September 26, 2011
President Sid Ryan is calling on Ontario unions to make opposition to the XL Pipeline a priority
‘Sensible environmentalist’ reviews reclaimed oil sands sites By | September 26, 2011
Alberta's oil sands
Global Uncertainty Prompting SMEs to Forfeit Advantage of Strong Loonie By | September 26, 2011
90% of holiday inventory to come from Canada despite overseas cost-savings
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Canada pays full maternity benefits after abortion [Excerpts] By | September 24, 2011
Canada's employment insurance guidelines reveal that a woman who aborts her child after 19 weeks gestation is eligible to receive 17 weeks of maternity leave, the same as a mother who gives birth
Quebec has lost any Right to Special Treatment By | September 23, 2011
MP Seats by population only
Time to End Manitoba’s Secret Tax Hikes By | September 23, 2011
Bracket creep
NCC Demands Greater Accountability After Defence Minister MacKay’s Misuse of Public Funds By | September 23, 2011
Defence Minister Peter MacKay's misuse of public funds for personal transportation
Walmart Canada completes acquisition of leases for 39 stores By | September 23, 2011
Canada's fastest-growing retailer to create more than 5,000 jobs
Target Finalizes Real Estate Transaction with Selection of 84 Additional Zellers Leases By | September 23, 2011
Target is excited to take another meaningful step toward our expansion in Canada