Canadian News, Opinion
Cooking the Books Carney
By Elizabeth Marshall | March 18, 2025
Carney doesn’t understand government and he doesn’t understand he is accountable to the people – including showing Canadians all of the debt he will be incurring on our and our children’s backs…
Toronto has a 40% higher property crime rate than New York
By Fraser Institute | March 17, 2025
Comparing Recent Crime Trends in Canada and the US
The Bank of Canada continues to research a central bank digital currency, but a “digital dollar” could undermine Canadians’ rights and freedoms
Taxpayers Federation applauds Poilievre’s commitment to end industrial carbon tax
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation -- Franco Terrazzano CTF Federal Director | March 17, 2025
Poilievre deserves credit for being the only federal leader committed to ending all carbon taxes
Yes, Canada should be absorbed by America
By Hymie Rubenstein | March 16, 2025
The shrill comments of many commentators about Trump’s wish to peacefully absorb Canada tells me that Johnson’s notion of “false patriotism” is alive, if not well, in Canada.
We are at the mercy of the Grand Poobah appointed by the Liberal party
Ottawa Cap on Oil & Gas costing $20 billion
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation -- Kris Sims, CTF Alberta Director | March 15, 2025
$20 billion hole in our economy & slash 40,000 jobs
B.C. Premier wastes $118,000 on party for bureaucrats
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation -- Carson Binda, British Columbia Director CTF | March 15, 2025
Just three weeks after the premier spent six-figures on a party for bureaucrats, the B.C. government published its fall economic statement that showed projected deficit went up by $1.5 billion
Canada Needs A Real Plan To Compete Globally
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy -- Marco Navarro-Genie | March 14, 2025
Policy In Five Video
Canada’s Aging Population is Creating A Fiscal Crisis
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy -- Ian Madsen | March 14, 2025
Rising OAS and GIS costs outpacing economic growth, straining the federal budget
Premiers Rally For Infrastructure To Counter U.S. Tariff Threats
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy --Maureen McCall | March 14, 2025
With U.S. tariffs looming, Premiers push for border security, pipelines, and interprovincial trade reform
Canada No Longer Trusts Their Government—And For Good Reason
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy -- Barry Cooper | March 14, 2025
Trudeau’s government suppresses dissent while selectively applying justice
Canada’s Military Is Collapsing. Without Urgent Action, We Won’t Be Able To Defend Ourselves
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy -- David Leis | March 14, 2025
Decades of underfunding and political neglect have left our military weak and unprepared
Manitoba Tops Canada’s Worst Economic Rankings
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy -- Joseph Quesnel | March 14, 2025
Friendly Manitoba? Not for taxpayers drowning in debt and high prices
Local grandmother and former teacher alleges that censorship at public school board meetings and prohibiting recording violates constitutional freedoms
Canadians win fight against consumer carbon tax
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation -- Franco Terrazzano CTF Federal Director | March 14, 2025
“The government must repeal the carbon tax law and scrap the hidden carbon tax on businesses that will continue to make life more expensive for Canadians.”
Nova Scotia’s Resource Reckoning—A Lesson For Canada’s Have-Nots
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy -- Joseph Quesnel | March 14, 2025
If Nova Scotia can embark on the course Houston favours, it would also benefit Canada. It might inspire other Have-not provinces.
Fictions Lying And The Context Of A Canadian Politics Today
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy --Barry Cooper | March 14, 2025
Government of Canada has its hands in nearly everything to do with the daily lives of citizens but has no answers for the problems its interventions have created
Clearing the Runway: Reforms to Enhance Air Travel Competition
“Carnival Carney’s” radical views of what is right and wrong will not dictate American border law and the sooner he touches down on earth again and approaches Trump as the President of the United States the sooner an agreement can be reached
Trade Deficits And Surpluses Mean Nothing. It’s Fiscal Failure That Wrecks Economies
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy -- Ian Madsen | March 12, 2025
Chronic deficits expose a political crisis, not a trade problem
After nearly 10 years of Trudeau, isn’t patriotism a little quaint?
By Klaus Rohrich | March 11, 2025
President Trump has given the Liberals a ‘Wag the Dog’ issue that turned attention away from the shortcomings of our own federal government in favour of straw men.
Pro-Growth Options for Shrinking the Tax Burden in Ontario.
Poll shows eight-in-10 Canadians oppose MP pay raise
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation | March 11, 2025
“If politicians want to be true champions for taxpayers, they must push to stop this MP pay raise"
Court disagrees that $290 million nuisance lawsuit is designed to silence expression of protestors and dismisses appeal
So, presently there are no tariffs on Canada by the U.S. – let that sink in…
Increased buyback list balloons costs for taxpayers
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation -- Gage Haubrich CTF Prairie Director | March 8, 2025
The RCMP union says that this program is a waste of money and that’s only more true with the increased costs of buying back more guns
We are disappointed that the Prime Minister’s unprecedented use of the power to prorogue Parliament has been upheld. Court has confirmed that the power to prorogue Parliament is not immune from review by the courts
Taxpayers Federation demands government cancel automatic beer tax hike
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation -- Carson Binda, B.C. Director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation | March 7, 2025
Instead of making life even harder for struggling small businesses, the government needs to end the automatic tax hikes on beer, wine and spirits
Trump reduces Trudeau to tears:
By Daily Mail | March 7, 2025
Canada's outgoing PM cries at press conference after humiliating tariff war with US