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January 13, 1886: He was a fearless and rugged defenseman and never shied away from a fight

Audit Nightmare By | January 13, 2010
British Columbia’s Mr. Irvin Leroux, who has lost everything fighting for 14 years against such bully tactics by the CRA

The perpetual tug of war between the individual and the state depends on vigilant assertion and stubborn insistence on civil liberties

The Canada–European Union Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA)

How media companies will evolve in the digital media world

Savvy taxpayers should save themselves the long-term headache and boycott the bonds

Price of many goods and services will be 7 per cent higher

Privacy, Hollywood, Blowing up planes, Child Porn

Statement by John Tory: By | January 7, 2010
I am announcing today that I will not be a candidate for the office of Mayor of Toronto in the 2010 municipal elections

Consider these points to make it possible

Think ahead to make appropriate plans to turn your company over to a successor

Jan.6, 1936: Mrs. Hanley was strongly in support of the establishment of a home for the aged in the Sudbury district

Interested students can take a Functional Academic Skills Training (FAST)

It is almost unheard of for a major Canadian publication to call for the resignation or removal of a high placed American official

Accomplishments of the Poles in North America

Canadian Taxpyers Federation Submits Recommendations to Green Energy Advisory Task Force

Canada was – yet again – marked too often by hypocrisy and self-interest

Health tax takes $1.6 billion per year out of taxpayers' pockets

On the East Coast: NB soars into tax competitiveness while NS plans tax hikes

The Conscience of the West and Global Warming

Immediate action needed to fight $602 million deficit

Peguis Band Council members paid themselves equivalent of $265,000-439,000 per year

Canada: Government run healthcare is considered a religion like Catholicism, Islam and global warming

Ten initiatives that municipalities should pursue before taking more money from your pocket

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The OLA will deliver a Christmas message to the Otonabee Region Conservation Authority!

2009 was a very dark year for taxpayers. Hopefully 2010 will be different

Kettles have collected $8 million in donations, halfway to $16 million goal

Royal Canadian Sea Cadets By | December 16, 2009
Dec. 16, 1895: The aim of RCSC is to develop in youth the attributes of good citizenship and leadership; promote physical fitness; and stimulate the interest of youth in the sea, land, and air activities of the Canadian Forces

CO2 emission data from Environment Canada for 2008 reveals that Alberta won’t be alone to feel the pain

When put beside household balance sheets, these figures start to bring the economic significance of local government into perspective