Canadian News, Opinion

“Bureaucrat Olympics” Symptom of a Larger Problem By Colin Craig, Prarie Director | June 21, 2011
The budget for MPs’ international trips never gets cut back, and billions were just spent wooing votes leading up to the federal election.
Information Warfare: It’s Worse Than You Can Understand By | June 20, 2011
Because of the shortage of high-end Internet security people (it's complex stuff, and a lot of the best people are lured away to the dark side), there is not enough talent to go around.
Canada’s Shame – our Anarchistic Youth By | June 20, 2011
Canada’s misled young people – A product of lost history and pride
Canada Gives the Bum’s Rush to Bill Ayers, Terrorist, Obama Pal, and ACORN Conspirator By | June 17, 2011
Ayers, a self-described "small-c communist," was barred Wednesday by the Canadian Border Services Agency
Winners, Losers Emerge in Productivity Race among Provinces: C.D. Howe Institute By | June 16, 2011
Lagging Behind: Productivity and the Good Fortune of Canadian Provinces
Minister Clement…Need A Place To Start Cutting? By Colin Craig, Prairie Director | June 14, 2011
Feds organize new, annual afternoon of games for bureaucrats in Winnipeg, New half-day event includes games with rubber bands, crumpled paper and chopsticks, prizes and a "free" lunch
Cross-country Tractor Ride to Explore and Share Evolution of Agriculture in Canada By | June 14, 2011
University professor sets out to educate greater population about how food moves from the farm to the dinner table; will travel across country in Massey Ferguson® tractor
Homophobia Biggest Challenge for School Kids – Not the broken School System By | June 13, 2011
Seems it is acceptable to ban the Lord’s Prayer, Christmas, Easter and other religious artifacts in schools but banning homosexual symbolism within Christian schools is not tolerated
Islamic antisemitism in Montreal By | June 9, 2011
Canadian government funding radicals
Even Better Than The Real Subsidy By Colin Craig | June 9, 2011
Politicians should reduce taxes, leave more money in taxpayers’ pockets and let people decide for themselves who to support
World Vision gives voice to millions of trafficked people on World Day Against Child Labour By | June 9, 2011
10 Things You Need to Know About Labour Trafficking
Budget Provides Modest Restraint, Delivers on Ending Political Welfare By | June 6, 2011
CTF supports modest 2014 balanced budget pledge, Applauds move to eliminate political welfare
Puzzling Economics In Teachers’ Union Negotiations By Colin Craig | June 6, 2011
What the teachers’ union has cleverly done is picked a profession that recently received a large pay raise and argued their union deserves the same
Happy Tax Freedom Day By | June 6, 2011
Canadians
NHL Scores Big in Winnipeg, Taxpayers on a Losing Streak By | June 3, 2011
Winnipeg Jets back in town, Millionaires play hockey, taxpayers cough up cash
Randy Hillier helps launch Changebook By | June 2, 2011
Plan to provide respect and relief for Ontario families
Heritage Minister James Moore approved 8.7 million dollars to a group called FACTOR By César Fernández-Stoll | June 1, 2011
Holy Sh*t, The Poo Testament, a mockery of Christianity
Sick Leave Opportunity By Colin Craig, Prairie Director | May 31, 2011
Average government employee took 10.4 sick days in 2009-10, average Saskatchewan worker took 8.2 days
Stephan Moccio teams up with one lucky Canadian to help create a song for Canada By | May 31, 2011
Song To debut Nationally during the Canada’s Walk of Fame televised AWARDS ON Global and Slice™
Liberals Force $125 Work Tax on Ontario Tradesmen By | May 30, 2011
Another new secret tax grab by Dalton McGuinty’s Liberal Government
Sears Canada becomes first national Canadian retailer to ban the sale of inefficient incandescent an By | May 30, 2011
Further supports sustainability efforts with national LED lighting retrofit of stores
Tim Hortons Camp Day By | May 26, 2011
Tim Horton Children’s Foundation
Wondering about Rae By | May 25, 2011
The Liberal Leadership and Bob Rae
HST Cut Enough to Reject the PST By British Columbia Director, Gregory Thomas | May 25, 2011
10% HST a tax cut for every British Columbia household
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Bringing Justice & Oversight Back Into the Legal System By | May 25, 2011
Our legal system is increasingly being seen as a means to generate revenue by government
Taxes Number One Household Expenditure By | May 21, 2011
As a single household expenditure most Canadians are paying more to maintain their governments than they are paying for their housing
Mel Zelaya’s entourage and what’s next? By | May 21, 2011
The circus is coming to town!
Relief for Families on Home Hydro and Heating Bills By | May 19, 2011
Remove HST and Debt Retirement Charge
MPAC…Its Creation and Its Conflict By | May 19, 2011
Executive Summary, Ontario Property Assessment Corporation
The Tar Sands Campaign and the Suppression of North America’s Energy Potential By William Walter Kay | May 19, 2011
Environmentalism is attacking Alberta’s oil sands industry