Canadian News, Opinion
If you own a small business, you need insurance. But how much and what kind?
The tax exemption can be found in Section 87 of the 1876 Indian Act
Twenty-five (25) Salvation Army offices, have been awarded grants to restock their food banks
Nov. 4, 1920: It’s time for the world to receive its first radio commercial program
Peterborough PUC did an assay of the e coli that was coming into their water intakes in 2006
CTF applauds City of Calgary for not running massive deficit for Expo 2017
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
Omar Khadr, and the liberal elites
Municipal election-time in Saskatchewan
Unlike the United States, China's is working to dramatically increase its access to energy, both domestically and abroad
Intrusion and attack on Canadian rights and freedoms
Before their graduation, Oct. 15, the Soldiers first had to pass an intensive evaluation
Access to Information Act, openness and accountability in government
Run the line on the east side of the Province, Save $1 Billion dollars
Integrity, ehealth scandal, raising taxes, balancing the budget
A new study from Prof. Wendell Cox on the creation of a new, high-speed highway system across Canada
Economic activity in BC began a steady decline at the end of 2008
Taxpayers of Ontario, Blended Sales Tax, BST, 8% tax increase
Incumbents hide behind ‘oath’ to avoid taking positions on tough Regina issues
Wide support for giveaway weekends and increased taxing powers
The provincial government is making one of the most costly and unnecessary decisions in recent history
Section 13 of the Canadian Human Rights Act declares that hate speech is constituted by words that are likely to expose somebody to hatred or contempt
The system is good but not good enough
Join Ontario PC Leader Tim Hudak and me at Queen’s Park on Wednesday, October 28th and help stop Dalton’s Sales Tax grab
The Ontario Forest Tenure and Pricing Review in Pembroke on the evening of October 14th
Canadian Taxpayers Federation Responds to $24.7 Billion Ontario Deficit
The Human Rights Act of Canada Another swing of the Wrecking Ball
Canadian Taxpayers Federation to Respond to Ontario Economic Update
The growth of government salaries relative to the rest of the economy is a costly trend
While federal and provincial tax burdens have fallen, municipal tax burdens head skyward