Canadian News, Opinion
MP pay increasing between $7,900 and $15,800 in 2025
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Franco Terrazzano, CTF Federal Director | February 12, 2025
Canadians need MPs who will be champions for taxpayers and demand an end to these pay raises, because when politicians pad their pockets, bureaucrats demand more money too
Tariffs – Rules of Engagement
By Elizabeth Marshall | February 11, 2025
Tariffs--the rules of engagement are--keep your mouth shut until you actually have a plan and can implement
Rapid Decarbonization of Electricity and Future Supply Constraints
This historic case could determine the scope of a Prime Minister’s power to advise a Governor General to prorogue Parliament.
Canada’s Political Landscape Set For Generational Change
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy Lee Harding, Research Fellow | February 9, 2025
While it’s clear Canada is on the cusp of a Conservative renewal, a progressive renewal may follow in the receding tide. Canadian politics is about to get even more interesting
What if Alberta Said Goodbye to Canada?
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy Brian Giesbrecht | February 9, 2025
Let’s calm down and listen to Danielle Smith. She is the adult in the room on this one. Beefing up our border security and military, and properly defending our north — Trump’s biggest demands — are things we should have done long ago anyway.
Divisive Policies and Weak Leadership are Tearing Canada Apart
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy David Redman | February 9, 2025
Canada faces a national identity crisis. Unity, rooted in shared values, is the key to a strong and independent nation
U.S. Tariffs Highlight Manitoba’s Need for a Northern Trade Corridor
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy Joseph Quesnel, Senior Research Associate | February 9, 2025
Manitoba should finally consider putting everything into building northern ports and corridors. If we do not move closer to the speed of business, we will miss this historic chance
Canada Can’t Afford to Play Trade Chicken With the US
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy Marco Navarro-Genie | February 9, 2025
The idea of a trade war with the United States is reckless when Canada’s government is in stasis and already mired in the economic problems it created
Trump Unites Canadians - Liberal-NDP Having a Melt Down
By Elizabeth Marshall | February 6, 2025
So, buckle up… A new playing field and a new world is arising, good or bad, and we all need to get ready…
Improve competitiveness, end capital gains tax hike immediately
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation | February 5, 2025
Canada couldn’t afford the capital gains tax hike before and we definitely can’t afford the $90-billion hole it will blow through Canada’s economy now
Retaliatory Tariffs Only Harm Canadians
By Elizabeth Marshall | February 5, 2025
Now that’s the real problem – not tariffs, but those who are saying they run this Nation
“Truth: Mass Grave Hoax. Reconciliation: Redeem Sir John A’s Integrity.”
Are Canadian leaders trying to exploit this crisis somehow for political gain?
By News on the Net Marc Patrone Show | February 1, 2025
Marc Patrone and Veso Sobot talk tariffs and the coming deadline:
Question for Carney: How much will gas prices go down?
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Franco Terrazzano, CTF Federal Director | January 31, 2025
“Canadians can’t afford to pay a carbon tax by another name, Canadians want the carbon tax completely scrapped.”
Cap gains pause must be permanent: Taxpayers
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Devin Drover, Atlantic Director, Canadian Taxpayers Federation | January 31, 2025
"This is a win for taxpayers who should never be forced by unelected bureaucrats to pay a tax that was never properly enacted"
Poll shows Canadians want Liberal leader to oppose carbon tax
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Franco Terrazzano, CTF Federal Director | January 31, 2025
Canadians shouldn’t have to pay the carbon tax on one more home heating bill or one more trip to the gas station
Returning to Reciprocity Is the Only Way Forward for Canada
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy Rodney Clifton | January 30, 2025
Reconciliation can only be achieved when indigenous and non-indigenous people respect and trust each other, and when reciprocity is embedded in the calls to action
Wildfire Risks May Demand Stricter Building Codes
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy Ian Madsen | January 30, 2025
Thus far, Canadians have shown little appetite, whether at federal, provincial or municipal levels, to mandate costlier higher fire-resistance standards in home building and other construction
Canada’s Path to Net Zero by 2050: Darkness at the End of the Tunnel
Nearly two-thirds of Canadians want carbon tax suspended
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Franco Terrazzano, CTF Federal Director | January 30, 2025
The government must do the right thing and scrap the carbon tax now
The Task Force urges Alberta to "allow healthcare professionals to prescribe treatments in their patients' best interest and ensure access to therapies with established safety records."
The Trade War - Who Actually Started It…
By Elizabeth Marshall | January 27, 2025
So, who has actually started this “trade war”? It would seem, based on the time-line and the events that have taken place, it would be Justin Trudeau, now, doesn’t it???
Detective Helen Grus charged with “discreditable conduct” for beginning an “unauthorized investigation”
money, equality, indigenous, Endless dependency, rampant sexual abuse, transparently fraudulent reconciliation, too many indigenous people will never have a chance to achieve their deservedly equal place in Canadian society
Taxpayers launching court fight against undemocratic capital gains tax hike
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Franco Terrazzano, Federal Director, CTF & Devin Drover General Coun. | January 24, 2025
We’re not going to let unelected bureaucrats take more money from Canadians through this illegal tax grab.
Fentanyl—Our Borders We All Need to Understand
By Elizabeth Marshall | January 24, 2025
If the borders aren’t secure; if fentanyl is crossing as described in Cooper’s book; same for human trafficking--we will always have the tariffs…
Cut Overnight Rate to 3.00 Percent Next Week and 2.75 Percent by July
Report Shows Politics Trumped Science on U.S. Vaccine Mandates
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy & Lee Hardin | January 23, 2025
After Action Review of the COVID-19 Pandemic: The Lessons Learned and a Path Forward
Students Will Benefit From Direct Instruction, Without a Doubt
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy & Michael Zwaagstra | January 23, 2025
Just Tell Them: The Power of Explanations and Explicit Teaching by Zach Groshell