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 Canadian Taxpayers Federation | November 18, 2009

Canadians need a deficit action plan now

US Airmen teach weaponry handling skills By Guest Column | November 18, 2009

Our personnel are trained experts on the machine gun

Canada cannot be passive observer of Honduras political crisis By Troy Media | November 17, 2009

Canada has long staked a claim to being a leading nation in the promotion of democratic governance and human security

Corporate Welfare Name Change? By Canadian Taxpayers Federation | November 17, 2009

Don’t trade one corporate welfare scheme for another, Innovation Saskatchewan

Don’t axe provincial achievement tests By Troy Media | November 17, 2009

Standardized testing enhances accountability

Randy Hillier Introduces Bill to Provide Choice in Workplace Insurance By Randy Hillier | November 17, 2009

Competition and choice into the workplace safety market

Alberta’s Bill 205 under fire By Troy Media | November 17, 2009

Big money spending and campaign fairness pivotal issues

Groups call on Premier to bring BC Ferries back under FOI act By Canadian Taxpayers Federation | 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 Arthur Weinreb | 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 Randy Hillier | 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 Canadian Taxpayers Federation | 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 Arthur Weinreb | November 12, 2009

Khaled Nawaya, bumbling, stumbling, hapless immigrant. or terrorist

Lieutenant Colonel John McCrae’s “In Flanders Field” By Ronald Wolf | 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 Clare Westcott | November 11, 2009

Captain John Foote, Victoria Cross

Reality never a big issue with Toronto politicians By Klaus Rohrich | November 10, 2009

City of Toronto budget chief Shelley Carroll contemplated imposing a city sales tax

Municipal high rollers feed while communities die By Canadian Taxpayers Federation | 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 Arthur Weinreb | 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 Troy Media | 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 Troy Media | 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 Troy Media | November 6, 2009

Alberta and Saskatchewan signed the Western Economic Partnership on September 11, 2009

Insurance - are you covered? By Inst. of Chartered Accountants | November 6, 2009

Tips on insuring your property, your vehicle and your life.