Canadian News & Opinion
Zim diamond activist’s home raided
By Guest Column | June 10, 2010
Kimberley investigators last year documented forced labour, beatings and other abuses by the military against civilians in Marange, where the mines are operated by two South African firms.
The first step in a political merger: denial
By Arthur Weinreb | June 10, 2010
Liberal Party of Canada merging with the NDP
Dalton McGuinty admitted to the media that he did not even read the HST agreement
Future of newspapers befuddles journalists
By Troy Media | June 8, 2010
Impact and potential of social media in news gathering and presentation
Turkish Paper Publishes Pictures of Beaten Israeli Commandos
By Arthur Weinreb | June 6, 2010
Hurriyet, a large Turkish daily, published pictures of some of the commandos beaten after boarding the Mavi Marmara at the Gaza blockade
MNR Ruminates on Elk Problem
By Randy Hillier | June 3, 2010
Government’s longstanding failure to solve the problem of nuisance elk near Bancroft, Ontario
Canada Introduces Legislation to Amend Copyright Laws
By News on the Net | June 3, 2010
The bill also clarifies that Internet companies can’t be held liable for copyright infringements by their customers
No evidence that tax handouts to any business, let alone to a film business, create a net benefit for the economy
OLG staff spent millions on hospitality, meetings, corporate retreats, and perks for employees
Kangaroo courts rush to condemn Jewish State
By Guest Column | June 1, 2010
The Free Gaza Flotilla, International Humanitaire Hilfsorganization (IHH), a radical Islamist organization based in Turkey
Hu Knows Wen?
By Klaus Rohrich | May 31, 2010
It is in China’s interest to keep North Korea keyed up to a wartime footing
Sask MLA Expense Transparency Needed
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation | May 28, 2010
CTF Calls for placing politicians' expenses online like the City of Toronto
Ontario PC Revenue & Government Accountability Critic, Lisa MacLeod, Brian McGarry, from McGarry Family Chapels
There is a crack in the dike of MP spending secrecy that taxpayers should turn into a gaping hole
Time for a second career?
By Inst. of Chartered Accountants | May 26, 2010
You have to be careful not to expose your retirement assets to a new business venture at a stage in your life when you don’t have time to rebuild your nest egg
Seniors: collect all your benefits!
By Inst. of Chartered Accountants | May 26, 2010
Keep a record of all pensions to which you are entitled in a safe place
Toronto’s Gay Pride Parade bans phrase “Israeli Apartheid”
By Arthur Weinreb | May 26, 2010
Queers Against Israeli Apartheid
CTF Testifies Against Wasteful Long Gun Registry:
By Kevin Gaudet | May 25, 2010
Calls for Free Vote in the House
Good News For Sask Motorists
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation | May 25, 2010
This year, more than 100 per cent of fuel tax revenue will be put back into roads in most provinces across the country, including Saskatchewan
How to increase western Canada`s clout
By News on the Net | May 24, 2010
Alberta should introduce health care savings accounts as suggested to the Alberta government years ago
All dressed in white to honor the Ladies in White
By Guest Column | May 21, 2010
Todos vestidos con ropas blancas para honrar a las Damas de Blanco.
All politicians are crooks
By Arthur Weinreb | May 21, 2010
MP expenses audited and made public
The Liberal Ring through their Nose
By Dick Field | May 20, 2010
It is time to define real Canadians and cut the left-lib political nonsense
CTF Highlights Government Gouging on Gas Tax Honesty Day
By Kevin Gaudet | May 20, 2010
Canadian Taxpayers Federation, 12th Annual Gas Tax Day
Canadian Immigration Reform
By Guest Column Arthur Clyne | May 19, 2010
Canadians need to start working on protecting their borders now
Nothing gets the blood boiling faster than the feeling 'big money' is buying elections
Kudos to Manitoba’s Education Minister
By Troy Media | May 19, 2010
Deducting marks for late assignments
End MP Foxes Guarding Expense Chicken Coop
By Kevin Gaudet | May 18, 2010
Accountability and transparency in government spending is exactly what is lacking in Ottawa
Defending Employee’s Rights Act: Unions to provide a mandatory financial disclosure procedure through the Ministry of Labour,
New, or new to you – tips for car buyers
By Inst. of Chartered Accountants | May 17, 2010
Gas, oil, tires and tune-ups are just some of the operating expenses that don’t go away when you buy a new car

