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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

Photos from the Taste of Asia in 2008 show that both Chan and Consul Zhu made a presence on stage.

Alberta municipalities don’t need more GST, they need more GO

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.

Tim Hudak and Dalton McGuinty

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

President Sid Ryan is calling on Ontario unions to make opposition to the XL Pipeline a priority

Alberta's oil sands

90% of holiday inventory to come from Canada despite overseas cost-savings

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

MP Seats by population only

Bracket creep

Defence Minister Peter MacKay's misuse of public funds for personal transportation

Canada's fastest-growing retailer to create more than 5,000 jobs

Target is excited to take another meaningful step toward our expansion in Canada

Target purchased the right to up to 220 Zellers leases for $1.825B Canadian

Maj. Gen. Leslie’s report portrays national headquarters as a vast and unwieldy bureaucracy where precious resources are being wasted in empire building and committee work

Liberal front group Working Families

Suzuki’s green agenda

Canada’s Top Labour Issue By Colin Craig, Prarie Director | September 19, 2011
Government jobs shouldn’t have pay levels that are much higher than private sector positions that are providing similar work

Antibiotics and the Rise of the Superbugs By Andrew Phillips | September 18, 2011
Doctors are causing harm by increasing the number of antibiotic-resistant bacteria (superbugs) by giving out prescriptions for viral infections

Eclipsall Energy Corp

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It’s high time the Harper government trim the public service to ensure no bureaucrat is bored and can spend up to 75 per cent of their work-day slacking-off.”

Morton and Mar offer firmest commitments, followed by Redford

The Pacific Carbon Trust:

Golden Years Postponed By | September 8, 2011
CPA survey finds many Canadians living pay cheque to pay cheque, unable to save, faced with the prospect of working longer before retirement