Canadian News & Opinion
One set of rules for the OSPCA and another standard for the rest of the public
MacLeod introduces motion to halt HST in Ontario
By Guest Column | May 14, 2010
The HST is a $3 Billion tax grab that will hit seniors, middle income families and small business the hardest
McGuinty calls for Ontarians to sacrifice
By Arthur Weinreb | May 13, 2010
One of if not the most prolific political liars in history, HST, brand new tax grab
Don’t Take It Anymore Folks
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation | May 12, 2010
Reckless Spending Act, Balanced budget law
Despite the downturn, Canada’s economy will still drift West
By Troy Media | May 12, 2010
The blame for western Canada's economic woes can be laid at the feet of one villain: resource prices
Condostyle: the choice is yours
By Inst. of Chartered Accountants | May 10, 2010
Each has its own pluses and minuses, and the fees are just the start
Buying a condo? Buyer beware!
By Inst. of Chartered Accountants | May 10, 2010
“Condo living is not for everyone,” Emer says. Don’t ignore concerns about the building, the lifestyle or the way the complex is managed
Your Next Hydro Bill will be Shocking
By Randy Hillier | May 6, 2010
Gone from 4.5 cents per kilowatt hour to 9.9 cents peak energy rate
Transparency on Reserves Desperately Needed
By Kevin Gaudet | May 6, 2010
Shed light upon the pay and perks of the elected officials on First Nations reserves
Is there a conspiracy to keep Canadians sick?
By Bill McIntyre | May 6, 2010
Whether the vested interests in the medical and drug communities really want a cure
The corporate welfare challenge
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation | May 5, 2010
Green-energy corporate welfare leads to higher energy prices and fewer jobs
CTF calls on mayoral candidate Judy Wasylycia-Leis to disclose her expenses as MP
New Site Aims to Help People on Reserves Get Info
By Kevin Gaudet | May 3, 2010
CTF launches ReserveTransparency.ca, responds to requests from people living on reserves
“Denny Crane” for Governor General
By Arthur Weinreb | May 3, 2010
Boston Legal, William Shatner
The Speaker of the Canadian Parliament plays Umpire
By Dick Field | April 30, 2010
The Opposition plays Gotcha – Harper stays Cool – the Jihadists chuckle
Dalton McGuinty’s plan to build industrial wind farms in their community without any local input, consultation or control
Manitoba Reserve Chief’s Pay Rivals Premier
By Kevin Gaudet | April 28, 2010
Chief and council's pay range for 535 person reserve: $106,000-144,000
Ignatieff proves he’s not fit to lead
By Arthur Weinreb | April 26, 2010
Iggy has shown his utter contempt for those he considers his inferiors
Ethel Mary Catherwood
By Ronald Wolf | April 26, 2010
April 28, 1908
The Rise of the Taxers
By Kevin Gaudet | April 23, 2010
The federal government will increase EI premiums next January while continuing to fund lavish training programs with the cash
Reggie Joseph Leach, The Riverton Rifle
By Ronald Wolf | April 22, 2010
April 21, 1950
Special Message from Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation
By Guest Column | April 21, 2010
Dedicated to the 100 million victims of communism worldwide
Should we be forced to vote?
By Troy Media | April 21, 2010
Compulsory voting
Canadian First World War Heritage
By Guest Column | April 20, 2010
Canadian Red Ensign: Their flag should fly to provide a permanent visible reminder, forever
The Maple Leaf Forever
By Guest Column | April 20, 2010
Spending creates a very different tax burden, which is particularly acute
Taxes are code for “collateral damage”
By Troy Media | April 20, 2010
The problem with taxes is not they never solve anything
Alberta Reserve Chief Makes More Than Stelmach
By Kevin Gaudet | April 20, 2010
Brown envelope documents show outrageous band council salaries from Enoch Cree Nation (outside of Edmonton)
Should Harper have explained contacting the RCMP?
By Arthur Weinreb | April 19, 2010
The trials and tribulations of former cabinet minister Helena Guergis
Alberta’s equalization concerns off target
By Troy Media | April 19, 2010
Better services in have-not provinces

