Canadian News, Opinion
It’s Time To End Supply Management
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy -- Ian Madsen | April 4, 2025
Ending Canada’s dairy supply management system would lower costs, boost exports, and create greater economic opportunities
Our Kids Are Struggling To Read—Phonics Is The Easy Fix
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy -- Michael Zwaagstra | April 4, 2025
One Manitoba school division is proving phonics works
Can Patriotism Survive The Crisis Of Civic Literacy?
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy -- John von Heyking | April 4, 2025
Virgins of Patriotism
Many British Columbians in palliative care wish to spend final days in spaces free from offers of euthanasia
Saskatchewan trucker and trucking company owner Chris Barber found guilty of mischief by the Ontario Court of Justice for his involvement in the peaceful Freedom Convoy
Fight against carbon taxes not over yet
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation -- Franco Terrazzano CTF Federal Director | March 31, 2025
“Carney owes Canadians a clear answer: How much will your carbon tax cost?”
Arctic Defence: The growing Geopolitical Battle for the North
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy -- Brian Giesbrecht | March 31, 2025
Perhaps this is a good time for Canada to work closely with indigenous communities to strengthen Arctic defence, ensuring that all regions remain integrated within a unified security framework
Support For National Pipelines and LNG Projects Gain Momentum, Even In Quebec
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy -- Joseph Quesnel | March 31, 2025
Public opinion on pipelines has shifted. Will Ottawa seize the moment for energy security or let politics stall progress?
It Is Time To Return To Reality-Based Knowledge
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy -- Philip Carl Salzman | March 31, 2025
We can reclaim the achievements of our culture and honest scholarship and research, today and in the future, by returning to the productive traditions of the Enlightenment university
Alcohol tax and MP pay hike tomorrow
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation -- Franco Terrazzano CTF Federal Director | March 31, 2025
The CTF released Leger polling showing 79 per cent of Canadians oppose tomorrow’s MP pay raise.
Poilievre asks about Carney’s financial ties with China
By News on the Net -- Toronto Sun | March 29, 2025
Is Mark Carney financially compromised with China?
We all need to be questioning just how involved the Liberal government is with China, considering the Belt and Road promo, the involvement of China with Justin Trudeau and various ministers and now the involvement by Mark Carney
Poilievre right to let seniors keep more of their money
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation -- Franco Terrazzano CTF Federal Director | March 26, 2025
The best way the government can make life more affordable is to let people keep more of their own money
All party leaders must oppose April 1 alcohol tax hike
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation -- Franco Terrazzano CTF Federal Director | March 25, 2025
Automatic tax hikes are undemocratic, uncompetitive and unaffordable and they need to stop
Perhaps this is why Carney won’t have that chat with Trump. He’s afraid Trump may call him out on this. Guess that’s why Trump said it’s better for him, not necessarily Americans, to deal with the Liberals…
Poilievre’s big tax cut helps working Canadians
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation | March 24, 2025
“It’s great to see the two major parties dueling over who can cut taxes the most and Poilievre is providing twice as much income tax relief as Carney,”
Carney, China and the Insult to all Americans.
By Elizabeth Marshall | March 24, 2025
Will Carney be able to negotiate with Trump or the Americans?
Canada has enough economic problems; the last thing its citizens need is to buy into Carney’s bait-and-switch delusion; doing their part to help fix the border is not an unreasonable request
Carney Triggers Snap Election, Canadians Voting on April 28
By Epoch Times & Art Candee (@ArtCandee) | March 23, 2025
Carney triggered the election the day before Parliament was scheduled to be recalled after being prorogued on Jan. 6
Taxpayers Federation welcomes tax cut day one of election campaign
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation -- Franco Terrazzano CTF Federal Director | March 23, 2025
After the government hiked taxes, spent like crazy and doubled the debt in less than a decade, Canadians are looking for all party leaders to provide significant tax cuts and budget saving
Dairy Farmers Need To Wake Up Before The System Crumbles
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy -- Sylvain Charlebois | March 22, 2025
Policy In Five Video
Dairy Farmer Need To Wake Up Before The System Crumbles
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy -- Sylvain Charlebois | March 21, 2025
Without reform, Canada risks losing nearly half of its dairy farms by 2030, according to experts
Alas, the comparatively benevolent treatment of our indigenous peoples from first contact to today is an observation never made by indigenous activists and their elected federal government supporters
WHY SCHOOLS ARE BANNING THE CLASSICS BUT PROMOTING SMUT TO OUR KIDS
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy -- Jim McMurtry | March 21, 2025
Schools claim to protect students from ‘harmful’ literature – unless the content aligns with progressive ideology
The Pressing Case For Prioritizing The Public Interest In Canadian Labour Relations
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy -- Joseph Quesnel | March 21, 2025
In this study, the author compares Canadian unionization rates to that of the United States
Alberta Danielle Smith Puts new Prime Minister of Canada on Notice
By News on the Net Alberta Premier Danielle Smith | March 21, 2025
Alberta, as owner of the resource, will not accept an export tax or restriction of Alberta’s oil and gas to the United States
Energy Costs and Canadian Households: How Much Are We Spending, 2025 edition
What the History of Technological Change Tells Us About the Likely Economic Consequences of Artificial Intelligence
The Dystopic Mission of Mark Carney
By News on the Net -- Canadian Patriot Press | March 19, 2025
Episode 1 (the Ghost of Maurice Strong)
Trudeau collecting two pensions worth $8.4 million
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation -- Franco Terrazzano CTF Federal Director | March 19, 2025
A prime minister already takes millions through their first pension, they shouldn’t be billing taxpayers more for their second pension