Canadian News, Opinion

60% oppose the ban on new gas and diesel vehicles

No one should believe Carney’s statements to CTV news that he would boost Alberta’s hydrocarbon development

The Conservative platform shows a commitment to both meaningful tax reduction while reining in wasteful spending

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POLL: Canadians want spending cuts By -- Gage Haubrich, CTF Prairie Director | April 21, 2025
Any politician that wants to fix the budget and cut taxes will need to shrink the size and cost of Ottawa’s bloated bureaucracy

The Court rightly agreed with our submission that freedom of expression is not to be interfered with, even in the context of a human rights complaint

Liberal betrayal is real but their promises are NOT. China, failed Green Economy, and marching orders from Xi Jinping…do you think?

Two weeks after his conviction, Chris Barber argues that he sought legal advice during the 2022 Freedom Convoy protest and that it was not his fault if the advice was erroneous

Misinformation, millions in wasted funds, and church burnings all fuelled by a modern Blood Libel

Manitoba and feds ought to put brakes on Seal River conservation plans

The grand net-zero vision is fading as financial giants withdraw from global climate alliances

Mark Carney is defending the very same sick ideological hill of wokeness and lawlessness in which the Democrat socialists in America died on last November

Amy Hamm is asking the BC Supreme Court to overturn a decision of the Disciplinary Panel of the British Columbia College of Nurses and Midwives in a case that tests the free speech of regulated professionals

The Crisis in Housing Affordability: Population Growth and Housing Starts 1972–2024

“Clear budgeting isn’t just a technical issue, It’s a basic requirement of good governance”

Canadians have a simple question for Carney: How much will your carbon tax cost?

Can Canada resuscitate its lagging economy, become once more a global energy leader? If not, maybe Donald Trump is right--perhaps being number 51 is not such a bad idea

Separatists need choose their words, deeds and compatriots, carefully

“Pay a new tax to keep Mothercorp alive”

Trump’s claim that DEI endangers public safety has sparked outrage. But the real scandal? Canada’s silence

In an age of cancellation and cultural scolding, a Beach Boys concert in Alberta becomes a joyful act of rebellion

Canada must strengthen property rights to secure its economic prosperity

Not only was Justin Trudeau attached at the hip with China but so is Carney, and one could say some Ministers that Carney has kept

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Party leaders must clarify position on home equity tax By - Carson Binda, B.C. Director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation | April 11, 2025
A home equity tax would hurt seniors saving for their golden years and make homes more expensive for younger generations

If the government bails out The Bay, it should look for an ownership stake of The Bay, in order to encourage a broader "Buy Canada" policy

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NEW BOOK: The rise and fall of Canada’s carbon tax By -- Franco Terrazzano, CTF Federal Director | April 9, 2025
The carbon tax makes life more expensive, but it’s not an environmental solution and politicians were never honest with Canadians about the costs

One day before trial, Crown prosecutors recognize thin case and withdraw charge against street preacher Jeffrey Sapocinik

In their appeal, David MacKinnon and Aris Lavranos argue that the Federal Court’s reasoning was flawed when dismissing the challenge to the Prime Minister’s decision to shut down Parliament for 11 weeks

“It is refreshing to see a court do its job of protecting our Charter freedoms, by holding government to a high standard. There was no science behind Ontario’s total ban on all outdoor protests.”

his video sheds light on the complexities of pandemic responses and the need for trust and transparency in public health

Contrary to popular belief, ‘Two-Spirit’ is a recent term, not an ancient Indigenous tradition.