Canadian News, Opinion

Investigate Dam Negotiation Costs By | December 4, 2009
$160 million and counting
My letter to Heather Mallick By | December 4, 2009
Heather Mallick: It's embarrassing to be Canadian now
Property Tax Controversy By | December 3, 2009
The promise to shift education, increase municipal revenue sharing
Playing politics with Canadian troops By | December 2, 2009
Canadian troops turned over prisoners to the Afghan authorities
Toxins in—Toxins out: A Commentary By Maureen Reilly | December 2, 2009
Why is Ontario proposing to degrade the standards for composts in Ontario? Using compost to dilute and distribute toxic compounds to food, farms, families
Newfoundland Goes Bust By | December 2, 2009
Dec. 2, 1933: The Great Depression had devastating effects in virtually every country, rich and poor
Roadblock to Copenhagen By | December 2, 2009
Would lead to billions of tax dollars being shipped off in environmental aid
Canada’s Deficit Action Plan: Zero in Three By | December 2, 2009
CTF Releases Detailed Plan and Timeline for Balanced Budget
Is western Canada a backwater? By | December 2, 2009
Historically, our global connections came through immigration and agricultural trade
The Climategate Cover-up By | December 1, 2009
Canada will soon join other countries in Copenhagen to hash out a successor to the Kyoto Accord
Laurie Hawkins Carbon Monoxide Tragedy One Year Later By | December 1, 2009
Family announces foundation to “end the silence on the silent killer"
Hillier Stands for Democracy By | November 30, 2009
The McGuinty government has refused to hold public consultations across the province
Honour killings — premeditated executions — must be stopped in Canada By | November 29, 2009
Some Canadians with close connections to honour-based cultures – such as in Syria, India or Pakistan
League notes that all such appointments may now be immune to public scrutiny By | November 27, 2009
Advisory Council abandons a consensus model and uses the award to advance a highly divisive view
Simple plan for wealth creation By | November 27, 2009
Bank's chilling prediction of stagnant 'new normal' need not be true
1% budget cut isn’t going to cut it By | November 27, 2009
CTF reacts to Alberta government 2nd Quarter Fiscal Update
“Beggar’s Checklist”: A New Tool for Provincial and Federal Politicians By | November 24, 2009
CTF report outlines initiatives for municipalities to pursue instead of begging for funding
Enforcing the law in Ontario: stunt driving and Caledonia By | November 24, 2009
This law provides severe penalties for any motorist in the province
Ontario PC Caucus walks to protest McGuinty government refusal to consult public on HST By | November 23, 2009
McGuinty Government’s attempt to ram through their record-breaking HST tax grab
The Liberal Toronto Star goes berserk By | November 22, 2009
The Torture of Afghan Prisoners
A Tale of Two Domed Cities By | November 21, 2009
Fargo, Regina, Domed stadiums
What President Obama (Should Have) Learned about Energy Policy during his Visit to China By | November 20, 2009
China’s booming energy economy and growth
The beginning of the end of Dalton McGuinty Jr. By | November 20, 2009
His approval rating dropped from 42.1% last May to 26.9% in Octobe\
Lucrative Library Reform By | November 20, 2009
The city is looking at automating its book cataloguing and shelving services
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Kill Cap-and-Tax Copenhagen Craziness By | November 20, 2009
United Nations' misguided and expensive boondoggle
OLA Denounces Police treatment of Canadian Soldier By | November 20, 2009
Ascertain if he violated the Food Safety and Quality Act.
Sandford Fleming and his Time Zone By | November 18, 2009
Nov. 18, 1883: After missing a train in 1876 in Ireland because its printed schedule listed p.m. instead of a.m., he proposed a single 24-hour clock for the entire world
Federal Debt Climbs Past Half Trillion By | November 18, 2009
Canadians need a deficit action plan now
US Airmen teach weaponry handling skills By | November 18, 2009
Our personnel are trained experts on the machine gun
Canada cannot be passive observer of Honduras political crisis By | November 17, 2009
Canada has long staked a claim to being a leading nation in the promotion of democratic governance and human security