Americas Free PressBecause without America there is no free world! Home ofCanada Free Press
Far Better Than DrudgeUnfiltered News • Daily Headlines

Canadian News & Opinion

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
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
Tim Hortons’ Kandahar deployment comes to an end By | November 24, 2011
After five years of serving 2.5 million customers from more than 37 different nationalities
Victory! CTF Applauds Re-introduction of Reserve Chief & Council Salary Disclosure Bill By Colin Craig, Prairie Director | November 23, 2011
Bill C-27, the First Nations Financial Transparency Act
School Boards Propose Ban on $10-million in Revenue By | November 21, 2011
Chocolate fundraisers at risk in debate over child obesity
CTF Applauds Harper Government’s PRPP Initiative By Gregory Thomas, Federal Director | November 17, 2011
New pension plan is good for retirees, and good for taxpayers and should be good for government employees and MPs too
Vote Saturday for Lower Taxes and Controlled Spending By | November 15, 2011
We cannot afford to keep going the way we have been going.
Canadian military casualties in Afghanistan and-the resilience of modern Canadians By Jeremy Swanson | November 11, 2011
What have we become as a nation?
Subscribe
Pipelines, Pressures and Politics By | November 10, 2011
Keystone XL Pipeline
AFTER THE EVICTION: Picking up the pieces By | November 10, 2011
The debrief
London, Ont., police remove Occupy protesters’ tents By | November 9, 2011
Police and city bylaw officers entered the park to dismantle tents and other structures
Why Atlantic Canada Fails By E. James Small | November 8, 2011
The Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency, The Atlantic Innovation Fund, Enterprise Cape Breton Corporation, Federal tax dollars
The CWB is steamrolling over the best interests of western farmers By | November 7, 2011
The beleaguered agency has kicked off a highly-controversial, multi-million dollar advertising campaign to promote itself.
The Greek Referendum By Robert Viles | November 4, 2011
Papandreou’s now abandoned decision to call a referendum