Canadian News, Opinion

The Provincial Sales Tax was a dumb idea in 1949 and it’s a crazy idea in 2011 By ~Gregory Thomas | February 8, 2011
Taxpayers are ordered to make whatever cuts we need to make in our household budgets to find the extra $300 to $400 a year needed to pay the tax.
Feds extend infrastructure deadline, industry applauds By | February 8, 2011
Municipalities respond: Building Canada was great, but long-term infrastructure plan for cities needed
13th Annual Teddies Awards By | February 7, 2011
Taxpayers Federation to Announce Waste Awards
Uniquely Preventable Boondoggle By ~Colin Craig, Prairie Director | February 4, 2011
Manitoba Hydro power line project (Bipole III)
Keep Business Tax Relief: Use it to Reduce Corporate Welfare By | February 3, 2011
Business bashing is a favoured sport of many political parties
Stop Proposed Internet Billing! By | February 3, 2011
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Rethink Pervasive Government Role in Mortgage Markets: C.D. Howe Institute By | January 31, 2011
Federal government’s role in mortgage markets is pervasive and should be scaled back
Leaked Bipole Bombshell By | January 31, 2011
"Manitobans simply can’t afford the extra $1 billion it will cost to build a much longer line down the west side of the province.”
The Kangaroos and the Badger By | January 31, 2011
World War II, Canadians in Holland, France Germany
K-12 Reform Worth a Look By Colin Craig | January 28, 2011
Labour costs as they typically represent 70-80 per cent of school spending
Disaster recovery plan will save your small business By | January 28, 2011
Develop a disaster plan for your small business
Execute a successful disaster recovery plan – salvage your small business By | January 28, 2011
Tips on implementing your disaster recovery plan
WasteWatchers.ca Allows Ontario Families to Shine a Light on By | January 28, 2011
Dalton McGuinty’s Legacy of Waste
BC Hydro ‘Smart Meters’ Not so Smart. By | January 28, 2011
Smart meters fraught with problems
Bank of Canada Should Lower Its Inflation Target By | January 27, 2011
C.D. Howe Institute: Moving Monetary Policy Forward: Why Small Steps – and a Lower Inflation Target – Make Sense for the Bank of Canada
LinkedIn data reveals the best months of the year for professionals in Canada to get a promotion By | January 26, 2011
World's largest professional network shares tips to help professionals get promoted in 2011
Prying political parties from taxpayer trough By | January 26, 2011
System of subsidies and credits ensuring taxpayers, instead of party supporters, are paying for the business of politics
Your Hydro Bill’s Ticking Time Bomb By Colin Craig | January 25, 2011
BiPole III
Just say No to the PST By | January 25, 2011
Getting a bad deal from the government
Thank you Canada! You cured my despair over UN Agenda 21 By | January 24, 2011
United Nations, Sustainability Police
A Free and Fair Canada By | January 21, 2011
2011 Index of Economic Freedom
Shadow Banking System Needs More Transparency, Not Re-Regulation By | January 21, 2011
C.D. Howe Institute
I Believe She’s Amazing Flash Mob - Toronto Eaton Centre By | January 19, 2011
Kim MacGregor organized this flash mob of 200 dancers to launch the "feel good" movement
BC government on autopilot as the meter keeps running for MLA’s By | January 18, 2011
Really, who's counting?
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Ontario Parties could learn from Alberta By | January 18, 2011
The Foundation of our freedom. The most important rights in any society are property rights
Taxpayers Federation releases balanced budget plan By | January 17, 2011
CTF tells Minister Flaherty to accelerate budget balancing
RRSP Checklist By | January 15, 2011
Deadline is March 1, 2011
Dangerous Precedent Set with Same-Sex Marriage Ruling By | January 13, 2011
Civil servants can be forced to perform duties that contravene the principles of their conscience
Get your RRSP working for you By | January 13, 2011
Five suggestions for making the most of your RRSP savings.
The ABCs of RRSPs By | January 13, 2011
Basic information on RRSPs