Canadian News & Opinion
Golden Years Postponed
By News on the Net | 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
Better Braking for Asset-Backed Securities (ABS):
“No Money for New Spending” Tour Launched
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Colin Craig, Prarie Director | September 6, 2011
CTF to take giant Debt Clock showing Manitoba's debt around province during the election
Students Removed From High School at Dalton McGuinty Photo-Op
By News on the Net | September 6, 2011
Tightly scripted campaign event
The Ontario election, the OLA and Demorcacy
By Gerry Nicholls | September 6, 2011
Ontario Landowners Association, a non-profit group that was created to defend and promote one idea: the promotion and protection of private property rights
Canada Company Awards Scholarships to Children of Canada’s Fallen Military Personnel
By Guest Column | September 2, 2011
Recipients honoured aboard HMCS Montréal
Canadian Veterans Advocacy Situation Report
By Guest Column | September 2, 2011
Situation report – 2011-08-24
Unfair Labour Day
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation | September 1, 2011
StatsCan data shows widening gap between government employees and everybody else
Coming Soon – Yet Another Dalton McGuinty Tax Grab
By Guest Column | September 1, 2011
A Tim Hudak PC Government Will Stop McGuinty’s Secret Smart Meter Tax
Bathurst Mothers Ask NB Auditor General to Investigate Movie Funding
By Guest Column | August 30, 2011
Re: Film Tax Credit for Dream Street Pictures Television Movie "The Phantoms"
Balanced Budget will Restore Confidence in Post-HST BC
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Jordan Bateman, British Columbia Director, | August 26, 2011
In this post-HST British Columbia, the only thing certain is the uncertainty of how the provincial government will work its way out of the mess they created.
Ontario’s debt is higher than projected in the budget
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Federal and Ontario Director Gregory Thomas | August 25, 2011
McGuinty can’t blame $14 billion deficit on revenue shortfall
Our Neutered Industrial Sector
By Tom Barak | August 25, 2011
Canadian Mediocrity – Part One
Toronto Star Partners with ACORN to Harass Money Mart, Western Union
By Matthew Vadum | August 24, 2011
ACORN wants a cut of the remittance business
CIBC gives $20,000 to support recovery efforts in Goderich
By Guest Column | August 23, 2011
Goderich tornado.
Statement by the Prime Minister of Canada on the death of Jack Layton
By Guest Column | August 22, 2011
Jack Layton July 18, 1950 – August 22, 2011
Plug Pulled on Video Games in Jail
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Colin Craig, Prarie Director | August 22, 2011
Why on earth should law abiding taxpayers have to pay for inmates to play the best video games money can buy?
The Department of Transport issued the following statement today:
Crumbling Roads Snatched from Jaws of Repair
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Colin Craig, Prarie Director | August 18, 2011
If you’re one of the Manitobans who believes road repair is a higher priority, you need to honk your horns and speak up.
When Nightmares Become Real: Modelling Linkages between the Financial Sector and the Real Economy in the Aftermath of the Financial Crisis
Plagiarism and Copycatting in China
By Jack Dini | August 15, 2011
A third of the 6,000 scientists polled in a recent government study of the nation’s top science institutions said they had plagiarized or fabricated data
Young Toronto amputees help mark 30 years of champ seminars
By Guest Column | August 13, 2011
War Amps PLAYSAFE and amputation awareness presentations
The filmmakers and government have been planning this movie for two years without any consultation with the victims' families whatsoever.
Multicultural hatreds promoted in Canada
By Dick Field | August 9, 2011
Individual Rights and Freedoms destroyed – Apartheid Canadian style – Hatred of Whites promoted by the Toronto District School Board (T.D.S.B)
Prime Minister Harper announces Four-country visit to Latin America
By Guest Column | August 5, 2011
"Canada’s Engagement in the Americas"
Pull the Plug on Video Games in Jail
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Colin Craig, Prarie Director | August 2, 2011
Rightfully so, taxpayers would be outraged.
Unfettered Spending Indicative of Moral Deficiency
By Tom Barak | August 1, 2011
Canada awash in debt
Natural Hazards: Some Pitfalls on the Path to a Neutral Interest Rate
Headingley Holiday?
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Colin Craig, Prairie Director | July 25, 2011
Former guard alleges jail has gambling with cash prizes for inmates, tranquil bird baths and big screen TVs for watching NHL playoffs
Anti-Israel portions of the original Durban Declaration

