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D&P parish rep slams Harper Conservatives during appeal at Mass By Patrick B. Craine | April 5, 2011
Fr. Aleksander Mazur emphasized that the comments were “not the position of St. Gabriel Church”
Harper to end long-gun registry and establish hunting and wildlife advisory panel By | April 4, 2011
Government’s strong record of support for law-abiding farmers and hunters
Canada’s dilemma on Cuba By | March 31, 2011
Canada is one of several countries that has stopped pressuring Cuba on human rights to gain business favours from Havana
Ontario Budget Hits Some Right Notes, But Raises Debt Concerns By James Fleming, C.D. Howe Institute | March 31, 2011
The Fragile Fiscal Pulse of Canada’s Industrial Heartland: Ontario’s 2011 Budget
A Moral Dilemma for Conservative Voters By | March 30, 2011
The Canadian 2011 Election
Amputees Help Amputees With Key Tag Support By | March 30, 2011
The War Amps Key Tag Service
TELUS extending support of Japanese relief efforts By | March 30, 2011
Free long distance calls to Japan from TELUS wireless devices and home phones extended to April 30
McGuinty Budget Fails to Halt Debt Crisis, Control Spending By Derek Fildebrandt | March 29, 2011
CTF gives two thumbs down
Coalition agreement still in effect By | March 28, 2011
Canadian Election
Ignatieff’s cannot rule without the separatists By | March 28, 2011
Canadian Election
National Debt Clock Tour Wraps-up as Writ Drops By | March 26, 2011
Over the 33 day tour, the federal debt climbed $3,661,643,836 – at a pace of $1,284 per second.
Statement by Prime Minister Stephen Harper at Rideau Hall By | March 26, 2011
On May the 2nd, we will choose between stable national government and a reckless Coalition
The Failure to tell Right from Wrong: The Possible Collapse of Western Civilization By | March 25, 2011
A culture of celebrating life and freedom and Justice is Right; A culture celebrating death and totalitarianism, injustice, and abuse is Wrong
Government of Canada to help gay and lesbian refugees fleeing persecution By | March 24, 2011
Rainbow Refugee Committee
Kudos and Caution on Sask Budget By Colin Craig, Prarie Director, Canadian Taxpayers Federation | March 24, 2011
The child benefit went up by $500, so you’ll be able to save another $55 for every child under your care.
Canadian Veterans Advocacy - Situation Report - Re - Bill C-55 By | March 24, 2011
One veteran, One Standard, One Voice!
C.D. Howe Institute Fiscal and Tax Competitiveness Council Scores the Federal Budget By | March 23, 2011
Assessments
Why did the Opposition do it? By | March 23, 2011
Is the Opposition crazy?
Response to Prime Minister Harper’s Statement on Journee Internationale de la Francophonie By | March 23, 2011
A Classic Herr Goebbles Propaganda Piece
Federal Budget Fails to Control By | March 22, 2011
Spending, Achieve Balance
2011 Federal Budget Invests in Canadian Energy Efficiency and New Technologies Initiatives By | March 22, 2011
Will Capitalize on Benefits of Natural Gas
They’re Big, They’re Bald and They’re Back! By | March 22, 2011
Royal Botanical Gardens could be home to the first Canadian “Lake Ontario born” eagles in decades
War Bride Child Makes Human Rights Complaint to Federal Rights Agency By | March 21, 2011
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.
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Union bosses bashing democracy in Ontario By | March 14, 2011
Working Families is a front group for big union bosses
National Debt Clock Comes to Ontario & Quebec By | March 14, 2011
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.
Spring can’t come soon enough for city’s water department By | March 13, 2011
Pipe nightmares
CIBC announces $100,000 contribution to assist victims of Japanese earthquake By | March 12, 2011
CIBC branches will also collect donations for the Red Cross
Dr. Oscar Elias Biscet Gonzalez Nominated for Nobel Peace Prize By | March 12, 2011
Documentary "Nobody listened"