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A Shot in the Light for Canadian Families By Kerri Toloczko | July 19, 2011
With a new vaccine, the end is in sight for deadly Meningitis B

CTF releases taxpayer-friendly provincial election platform

The artist, Admiral Sir George Back was born in Stockport, England, and went on to becoem one of the greatest early Arctic explorers

The good news is that this year is an election year.

Fundraising initiatives at Honda Indy Toronto

"Real innovation in this archaic and outdated industry is long overdue"

China's tightening also raises concerns about a hard economic landing there,

Part III: Taxpayer Friendly Platform By Colin Craig, Prarie Director | July 5, 2011
Here are a few other ideas the CTF floated on accountability, the environment and justice.

The Adventures of Ross Rolls and Sergeant Bois

Canada Post Strike

Despite the best (worst) efforts of our politicians, Canada is still the best country in the world

A Jewish Community Grows On Nun’s Island By Levi Margolin | June 30, 2011
Verdun, Quebec

Salute to Super Civil Servants By Colin Craig, Prarie Director | June 30, 2011
Whistleblowers blow the whistle on government waste.

"The Time is Still Right for BC's HST"

Part II: Taxpayer Friendly Platform By Colin Craig, Prarie Director | June 28, 2011
Reducing tax rates can spur economic growth and lead to higher tax revenues for the government.

Special to Canada Free Press

The budget for MPs’ international trips never gets cut back, and billions were just spent wooing votes leading up to the federal election.

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 misled young people – A product of lost history and pride

Ayers, a self-described "small-c communist," was barred Wednesday by the Canadian Border Services Agency

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

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

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

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Canadian government funding radicals

Politicians should reduce taxes, leave more money in taxpayers’ pockets and let people decide for themselves who to support

10 Things You Need to Know About Labour Trafficking

CTF supports modest 2014 balanced budget pledge, Applauds move to eliminate political welfare

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

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