Canadian News, Politics
Ignorance is NOT bliss
World economy has found its feet, Interest rate increases this summer or fall
Adopted Taxpayers Federation’s recommendations on spending restraint
New dome for the Saskatchewan Roughriders
American infrastructure projects
New Canada-U.S. Trade Agreement
March 3, 1920
For Vancouver and environs, the party is over. It's back to the work-a-day world. And that world is in pretty good shape
Liberals recommence conning the Public about Canada’s complicity in the Torture of Afghan Detainees
So where exactly is the bright line drawn between personal freedom and personal responsibility?
“There are serious allegations a crime has been committed, and if government officials believe they can get away with hiding it by intimidating the media or myself, they are mistaken. We will get to the truth.”
When a woman's arm raised in ecstatic celebration blocks his face from the shot—Layton takes his outstretched hand and, still smiling, grabs her arm and forces it down
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Canadian Taxpayers Federation to Respond to Federal Budget
Medallions of Wiener and the Nanny State
Keeping the voter engaged
Open letter to Stephen Harper, Prime Minister of Canada
U.S. Air Force Nurse, Lucy Lehker, comforts an 'unknown' Canadian soldier after he was badly wounded in Afghanistan
Prime Minister Harper has promised only to slow the rate of growth of spending – this year creating a record deficit of $56 billion
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Mainstream Jewish community concerned about threats to security, campus agitation, new study shows
One of our most beloved politicians passed away on this day in 1986
The civil rights revolution and increased womens rights being two examples, there has also been unwelcome baggage
Mint Spent 3 Bars of Gold To Find 44 Bars Not Missing
The hot dog is a threat and needs to be redesigned we are told by U.S. Pediatricians so they aren’t potentially lethal to small children
Debt Threats
Canadian Taxpayers Federation | February 22, 2010
Between 2001 and 2004, government spending hovered around $30 billion per year
Canada’s most under-used business tax incentive
VANOC and the citizens of British Columbia are pulling off an amazing event, one that Canadians will always remember
During the meeting, 3 elder Afghan men sat down to talk with Marines and said they were glad Marines and ANSF had come to the area
Response to the call of a king and a burgeoning nation: the call of duty
Recognize the pain of those who are footing the bill for the public sector salaries
Children’s Fitness Tax Credit and more