Canadian News, Opinion

Corporate Welfare Name Change? By | November 17, 2009
Don’t trade one corporate welfare scheme for another, Innovation Saskatchewan
Don’t axe provincial achievement tests By | November 17, 2009
Standardized testing enhances accountability
Randy Hillier Introduces Bill to Provide Choice in Workplace Insurance By | November 17, 2009
Competition and choice into the workplace safety market
Alberta’s Bill 205 under fire By | November 17, 2009
Big money spending and campaign fairness pivotal issues
Groups call on Premier to bring BC Ferries back under FOI act By | November 16, 2009
BC Freedom of Information and Privacy Association, BC Civil Liberties Association, Canadian Taxpayers Federation
New laws needed for crimes against veterans By | November 16, 2009
Harsher penalties for those who are convicted of committing criminal acts against recognizable veterans and war memorials.
Ontario pc caucus to introduce bill calling for public inquiry By | November 14, 2009
The eHealth Ontario Spending Accountability Act to build on the unfinished work of Ontario’s Auditor General
Native Tax Exemptions Hurting Small Business By | November 12, 2009
$69.2 million paid back to Indian bands in provincial fuel and tobacco taxes
Another example of the media crying over terror suspect By | November 12, 2009
Khaled Nawaya, bumbling, stumbling, hapless immigrant. or terrorist
Lieutenant Colonel John McCrae’s “In Flanders Field” By | November 11, 2009
November 11: McCrae was buried with full military honours of Boulogne, not far from the fields of Flanders
Remembering Dieppe….....and a preacher from Coburg By | November 11, 2009
Captain John Foote, Victoria Cross
Reality never a big issue with Toronto politicians By | November 10, 2009
City of Toronto budget chief Shelley Carroll contemplated imposing a city sales tax
Municipal high rollers feed while communities die By | November 9, 2009
Catalyst Paper has pulp and paper mills in four B.C. towns: North Cowichan, Campbell River, Powell River and Port Alberni
Toronto Budget Chief wants a city sales tax By | November 9, 2009
Just electing a new mayor in 2010 is not enough. Incumbents like Carroll have to go too in order to prevent the total demise of Canada’s largest city
Air Force Advisor Resuscitates Iraqi Life Support By | November 7, 2009
The sgt says NVG and supply sustainment will be 2 daunting tasks during his year-long deployment
Governments to students: Don’t worry about the real world By | November 6, 2009
When students realize there is no academic penalty for handing in late assignments
A new era of interprovincial cooperation in western Canada By | November 6, 2009
Alberta and Saskatchewan signed the Western Economic Partnership on September 11, 2009
Insurance - are you covered? By | November 6, 2009
Tips on insuring your property, your vehicle and your life.
Small business - big insurance By | November 6, 2009
If you own a small business, you need insurance. But how much and what kind?
Tax exemptions not from treaties By | November 5, 2009
The tax exemption can be found in Section 87 of the 1876 Indian Act
The Weston Family Provides $540,000 to help Restock The Salvation Army’s Shelves By | November 5, 2009
Twenty-five (25) Salvation Army offices, have been awarded grants to restock their food banks
Guglielmo Marchese Marconi and the world’s first radio commercial program By | November 4, 2009
Nov. 4, 1920: It’s time for the world to receive its first radio commercial program
Surprise! The Clean Water Act is Not about Clean Water By | November 4, 2009
Peterborough PUC did an assay of the e coli that was coming into their water intakes in 2006
City of Calgary makes right Expo decision By | November 3, 2009
CTF applauds City of Calgary for not running massive deficit for Expo 2017
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Lanark Landowners to run Slate of Candidates in 2010 Ontario Municipal Elections By | November 2, 2009
During the next 12 months, the Lanark Landowners will recruit local residents to run in the 55 elected positions in the 8 Municipalities of Lanark County
Top Spy:  Canadians view terror suspects as folk heroes By | November 2, 2009
Omar Khadr, and the liberal elites
Evaluating municipal government performance By | November 1, 2009
Municipal election-time in Saskatchewan
China: The Looming Giant By | November 1, 2009
Unlike the United States, China's is working to dramatically increase its access to energy, both domestically and abroad
Passive Canadians are losing their Freedom By Bob Mackie | October 31, 2009
Intrusion and attack on Canadian rights and freedoms
Troops teach Iraqis to ‘train their own’ By | October 30, 2009
Before their graduation, Oct. 15, the Soldiers first had to pass an intensive evaluation