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Is the Opposition crazy?

A Classic Herr Goebbles Propaganda Piece

Spending, Achieve Balance

Will Capitalize on Benefits of Natural Gas

Royal Botanical Gardens could be home to the first Canadian “Lake Ontario born” eagles in decades

Says Department Discriminates Against Children Born out of Wedlock during WWII

McFadyen Should Embrace Responsible Spending By ~Colin Craig, Prarie Director | March 16, 2011
A national poll conducted by Angus-Reid found that 62 per cent of Canadians were “angry” with the thought of the coalition taking control of the government.

Working Families is a front group for big union bosses

Taxpayers Federation to hold media availability in multiple cities

Debt Free Saskatchewan By Colin Craig~Prairie Director | March 14, 2011
You’re probably wondering just how big the debt is and if it’s possible for the government to eliminate it anytime soon.

Pipe nightmares

CIBC branches will also collect donations for the Red Cross

Documentary "Nobody listened"

Debt Clock has been banned from Parliament Hill

It’s time we put families first, all families, not just those who work for government.

Create well-paying private sector jobs, to get government focused on the services that matter to families, and to give families the relief they deserve

Wind Concerns Ontario Five, Sierra Club Zero By John Laforet - President Wind Concerns Ontario | March 9, 2011
Wainfleet Council Unanimously Passes Motion of Moratorium, End Wind Welfare

Canadians would have a truer sense of changes in the cost of living, monetary policy would be guided by a more accurate measure of inflation

The gaming of the Ontario taxpayer and energy consumer by consultants, social engineers and the Ontario Government

Right now, Canada is categorized as being a controlled risk for bovine spongiform encephalopathy — the scientific term for mad cow disease.

Political Correctness, Liberals, Socialists

Wind Concerns Ontario Calls On Leaders to 'Come Clean

Elections Canada has charged the Conservative Party with some sort of convoluted accounting shenanigans

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Internal government statement circulated today that appears to finally close the door on a myriad of requests for cash for professional sports venues

The tour started on February 22nd in Victoria, BC and will wrap up near the end of March in Halifax, NS.

Canada’s economy without manufacturing: a car with no engine By Michael Bourque, Chemistry Industry Association of Canada | February 28, 2011
Since 2002 Canada has lost 500,000 manufacturing jobs

Alberta leg of the National Debt Clock Tour By Scott Hennig, Alberta director | February 26, 2011
Stops will be made in many towns and cities along that route upon request of the local media outlets

Dalton McGuinty’s track record on the eco-tax, the health tax and HST, we know that he is hardwired to tax

Families are also being stuck with an $18 million bill for fines local utilities incurred for overcharging them