Canadian News & Opinion
McGuinty Liberals to Give Away $30 Million to Foreign Students
By Randy Hillier | November 6, 2010
Dalton McGuinty and his out-of-touch Liberals
Campbell Pension to Top $100K a Year. Over $2-million to Age 80
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation | November 4, 2010
B.C.'s enhanced MLA pension plan
Sask Throne Speech Highs and Lows
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation | November 4, 2010
Taxpayer-friendly course
The problem with imprisoning Canadian terrorists
By Troy Media | November 3, 2010
The problem exists abroad and, as we send more terrorists to jail – 14 Canadians have been convicted on terrorism offenses since 2008 alone – we’ll get it here if we don’t take preemptive action
Ban on political ads is another Green Party bad idea
By Gerry Nicholls | November 3, 2010
What the Greens call “vicious” and “poisonous”, I call comparative and effective
Wild Reserve Salaries Not Isolated Cases
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation | November 3, 2010
Legislation aimed at improving the disclosure of band council salaries
The Ontario Energy Board decided there is a “serious question” about whether hidden hydro taxes are unconstitutional
Ontario Families Had Better Get Ready for Dalton McGuinty’s New Hidden Gas Tax
By Guest Column | November 1, 2010
The average Ontario family’s hydro bill will increase by $732 a year by 2015
Silver lining in clouds for Alberta?
By Troy Media | November 1, 2010
High commodity prices do not fuel economic growth in Ontario or Quebec like they do in Western Canada
Ontario agencies’ expense secrecy continues
By Kevin Gaudet | October 28, 2010
One year later: only six employees have disclosed
Throne Speech: The Good and the Bad
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation | October 28, 2010
Saskatchewan
Toronto council severance costs $1.24 million
By Kevin Gaudet | October 27, 2010
Give taxpayers a voice on setting the pay, perks and pension of city council
Discussion Now Turns to the “Ford Factor”
By Arthur Weinreb | October 27, 2010
The mayor’s race was a dirty campaign; but the dirt leveled against Ford came not from Smitherman or Pantalone but from the Toronto Star and the Globe and Mail
A new wind blowing
By Klaus Rohrich | October 25, 2010
Globe and Mail's 'Fat Bo'y Wins
Manage your finances in a recovering economy
By Inst. of Chartered Accountants | October 25, 2010
Ten tips on how to manage your personal finances during an economic recovery.
Sean Gladney-Ward 36, Gus Koutoumanos-Ward 14
Why Rob Ford Should Be the Next Mayor of Toronto
By Arthur Weinreb | October 23, 2010
Immigrants, people of Toronto, Taxes, Spending
National Post editorial: Rob Ford is the best choice for Toronto
By News on the Net | October 23, 2010
In our opinion, Rob Ford is the best candidate to address this situation
Hug-A-Thug-Athon Must End: Olson to Williams
By Kevin Gaudet | October 22, 2010
Our most notorious criminals are getting sweet-heart treatment at taxpayers’ expense
Afghan women doomed if foreign troops leave
By Troy Media | October 21, 2010
Women's mobility and participation in everyday life will be limited again
Canadian Veterans National day to Rally / Protest – 11/6/10, The Widows Tax
By Guest Column Michael L Blais CD | October 21, 2010
Soldiers Widows Face Unjust Taxation
Wild Reserve Salaries Not Isolated Cases
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation | October 20, 2010
If you’re a chief, you often receive a salary, honorariums for various work, travel pay and “other remuneration.”
Government Pension Lottery Inappropriate
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation | October 20, 2010
Government should not be conducting pension lotteries. It should be helping all taxpayers fund their retirements by leaving more in their pockets in the first place
Taxpayers Federation testifies against payments to prisoners
By Kevin Gaudet | October 19, 2010
Bill C-31 would stop prisoners over 65, like Clifford Olson, from getting Old Age Security (OAS) and Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS) payments courtesy of the taxpayer
The system of private property is the most important guaranty of freedom
Randy Hillier Motions for the Return of Grand Juries
By Randy Hillier | October 19, 2010
Empowering citizens to be full participants in the political/legal system, Providing scrutiny & oversight for public bodies & institutions, and facilitating the laying of private information
Not Your Ordinary Municipal Election
By Arthur Weinreb | October 18, 2010
Bussin is facing a strong challenge from Mary-Margaret McMahon
The darker side of multiculturalism
By Troy Media | October 18, 2010
“In the name of freedom of speech, (extremists) have blackmailed the more progressive aspects of Islam into silence.”
30 chiefs and counting…
By Kevin Gaudet | October 18, 2010
Partial government data shows at least 30 reserve chiefs received more in pay than the average Canadian premier in 2008-09

