Canadian News & Opinion
“Let’s start something new today. Enact a specific, concrete action in cooperation with other parties that demonstrates sincerity of purpose and commitment to do politics different in our great country.”
A Day in April 1945 -North to Groningen
By Dick Field | May 5, 2011
The Liberation of Assen
Time to Re-evaluate MP Pensions
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Colin Craig | May 3, 2011
Lucrative MP pension plans, Severance packages
The CTF supports a reasonable pension plan and severance package for MPs commensurate with norms in the private sector
The Liberal Party of Canada: RIP
By Arthur Weinreb | May 3, 2011
Michael Ignatieff killed the Liberal Party of Canada, the country’s number one political party
Come on, Jack, give voters the naked truth on that 1996 “massage”
By Bill McIntyre | April 30, 2011
Self-righteous Jack Layton has been lambasting his opponents for years over their particular missteps or character flaws
My best guess
By Gerry Nicholls | April 29, 2011
Canadian election
Self-indulgent Media Obama-izing Smiling Jack
By Bill McIntyre | April 29, 2011
Canada’s media outlets are trying to do for socialist Jack Layton, what the American media did for Barack Obama 2008. Get him elected
Ontario Govt. Buying Wind Energy at 10x Market Rate - and Dumping it on Neighbouring Jurisdictions
By Guest Column John Laforet | April 28, 2011
Ontario’s Green Energy Plan amounts to a ‘pump and dump’ corporate welfare transaction for wind developers and paid for by Ontarians
Why Low-Income Families Face High Tax Rates
By C.D. Howe Institute | April 27, 2011
Measuring the Tax System’s Impact on Take-Home Pay:
Looks just like a message from Obama, but it’s Michael Ignatieff
By News on the Net | April 27, 2011
Watch tonight's Jean Chrétien rally live online
Report examines Canadian's behaviour and outlook post-recession and finds the housing market is key factor driving economic optimism
Twitterers beware
By Gerry Nicholls | April 23, 2011
Plan to defy Canada's election law by posting real-time voting results on election night
Ontario PC Caucus forced Dalton McGuinty to backtrack on his new sex-ed curriculum
Dalton McGuinty’s Expensive Energy Experiments:
Liberals must tell voters how their coalition would work
By Bill McIntyre | April 20, 2011
Michael Ignatieff is now saying he is prepared to talk to both about forming a government in the event the Conservatives do not win a majority?
Inconvenient Truth on Tax Changes
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Colin Craig, Prarie Director | April 19, 2011
What the government is communicating is the 2011 budget’s new four year “commitment” to increase the basic personal exemption by $1,000.
Quebec Separation: If you mention it, you’re fear mongering
By Bill McIntyre | April 18, 2011
Quebec separatists, Federal election campaign, Sovereignty and Sovereignist
Canadian Taxpayers Federation
Political Parties: Steal This Platform
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation | April 13, 2011
"Giveaway Weekends"
Time to clip union power in Canada
By News on the Net | April 12, 2011
Is there something the Europeans and Americans know about workers rights and their protection that we in Canada don’t? Apparently so.
Silly Hall’s Strange Priorities
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Colin Craig, Prarie Director | April 11, 2011
Time to put the brakes on this unnecessary invasion of privacy idea for good.
This election isn’t truly free
By Gerry Nicholls | April 11, 2011
In fact, Canada has not had a truly free federal election for years, Gag Law
Crown Land Patent Grants and Your Property Rights!
By Ontario Landowners Association | April 9, 2011
How Property Rights can be made part of the Canadian Charter
Union Bosses Resort to Fear Mongering to Justify Tax on Teachers
By News on the Net | April 8, 2011
Ontario English Catholic Teachers Association (OECTA) $60 tax on teachers
Cash for Car Thieves
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Colin Craig, Prairie Director | April 8, 2011
Of course all of those benefits also extend to any thugs who are injured while riding along with the car thief.
Taxpayer Friendly MPI Reform
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Colin Craig | April 6, 2011
Manitoba Public Insurance
7th graders go on field trip to protest with OCAP
By News on the Net | April 6, 2011
The west-end Toronto school, which has been operating for 12 years, focuses on peace and social justice issues, with subjects taught “through the lens of race, class, gender, sexuality and ability,”
Transparency groups seek answers from leaders
A Day in April 1945 – North to Groningen
By Dick Field | April 6, 2011
Memories of World War II

