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Canadian News, Politics

Say Good-Bye to the Historic Atlantic Fishery Myles Higgins | November 24, 2009
Parliament of Canada was set to debate the proposed adoption of radical changes to the Northwest Atlantic Fisheries Organization

“Beggar’s Checklist”: A New Tool for Provincial and Federal Politicians Canadian Taxpayers Federation | November 24, 2009
CTF report outlines initiatives for municipalities to pursue instead of begging for funding

This law provides severe penalties for any motorist in the province

McGuinty Government’s attempt to ram through their record-breaking HST tax grab

The Liberal Toronto Star goes berserk Dick Field | November 22, 2009
The Torture of Afghan Prisoners

A Tale of Two Domed Cities Canadian Taxpayers Federation | November 21, 2009
Fargo, Regina, Domed stadiums

China’s booming energy economy and growth

The beginning of the end of Dalton McGuinty Jr. Arthur Weinreb | November 20, 2009
His approval rating dropped from 42.1% last May to 26.9% in Octobe\

Lucrative Library Reform Canadian Taxpayers Federation | November 20, 2009
The city is looking at automating its book cataloguing and shelving services

Kill Cap-and-Tax Copenhagen Craziness Kevin Gaudet | November 20, 2009
United Nations' misguided and expensive boondoggle

OLA Denounces Police treatment of Canadian Soldier Ontario Landowners Association | November 20, 2009
Ascertain if he violated the Food Safety and Quality Act.

Sandford Fleming and his Time Zone Ronald Wolf | November 18, 2009
Nov. 18, 1883: After missing a train in 1876 in Ireland because its printed schedule listed p.m. instead of a.m., he proposed a single 24-hour clock for the entire world

Federal Debt Climbs Past Half Trillion Canadian Taxpayers Federation | November 18, 2009
Canadians need a deficit action plan now

US Airmen teach weaponry handling skills Guest Column | November 18, 2009
Our personnel are trained experts on the machine gun

Should Newfoundland & Labrador Buy NB Power? Myles Higgins | November 18, 2009
Many people of New Brunswick are torn over the proposed sale for one or more of 3 primary reasons

Canada has long staked a claim to being a leading nation in the promotion of democratic governance and human security

Corporate Welfare Name Change? Canadian Taxpayers Federation | November 17, 2009
Don’t trade one corporate welfare scheme for another, Innovation Saskatchewan

Don’t axe provincial achievement tests Troy Media | November 17, 2009
Standardized testing enhances accountability

Competition and choice into the workplace safety market

Alberta’s Bill 205 under fire Troy Media | November 17, 2009
Big money spending and campaign fairness pivotal issues

Groups call on Premier to bring BC Ferries back under FOI act Canadian Taxpayers Federation | November 16, 2009
BC Freedom of Information and Privacy Association, BC Civil Liberties Association, Canadian Taxpayers Federation

New laws needed for crimes against veterans Arthur Weinreb | November 16, 2009
Harsher penalties for those who are convicted of committing criminal acts against recognizable veterans and war memorials.

The eHealth Ontario Spending Accountability Act to build on the unfinished work of Ontario’s Auditor General

Where Have all the Fishes Gone? Myles Higgins | November 14, 2009
Plans to hold a judicial inquiry into declining salmon stocks on the Fraser River in B.C.

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Native Tax Exemptions Hurting Small Business Canadian Taxpayers Federation | November 12, 2009
$69.2 million paid back to Indian bands in provincial fuel and tobacco taxes

Another example of the media crying over terror suspect Arthur Weinreb | November 12, 2009
Khaled Nawaya, bumbling, stumbling, hapless immigrant. or terrorist

November 11: McCrae was buried with full military honours of Boulogne, not far from the fields of Flanders

Remembering Dieppe….....and a preacher from Coburg Clare Westcott | November 11, 2009
Captain John Foote, Victoria Cross

Reality never a big issue with Toronto politicians Klaus Rohrich | November 10, 2009
City of Toronto budget chief Shelley Carroll contemplated imposing a city sales tax

Municipal high rollers feed while communities die Canadian Taxpayers Federation | November 9, 2009
Catalyst Paper has pulp and paper mills in four B.C. towns: North Cowichan, Campbell River, Powell River and Port Alberni

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