Canadian News, Opinion
Kimberly Murray Continues to Perpetuate a “Grave Error”
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy & Hymie Rubenstein | December 22, 2024
Rather than being a genocidal project, there is not a single verified case of a child murdered by a staff member at any of Canada’s Indian Residential Schools during their 113-year government-supported operation
False Claims, Real Consequences: The ICC Referrals That Damaged Canada’s Reputation
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy & Nina Green | December 22, 2024
The federal government and the Catholic Church must demand that the University of Manitoba take down its false and misleading National Student Memorial
NDP Must Reverse Course on Teacher Education Requirements
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy & Michael Zwaagstra | December 22, 2024
The NDP government can either cling to a policy change that will lower the quality of future teachers, or it can learn from the mistakes of the previous NDP government and reverse course
Christmas: As Canadian as Hockey and Maple Syrup
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy & Gerry Bowler | December 22, 2024
So the next time objections are raised to the appearance of Christmas in the public square, simply state that it’s a long-standing Canadian custom, sanctified by time and universal practice, as deeply embedded in our culture as the red maple leaf.
Leader Of The Opposition Must Have Been Reading My Mind
By Elizabeth Marshall | December 21, 2024
If you want change…contact the Governor General’s Office and let her know – RESPECTFULLY…
Federal taxes increasing in 2025: Report
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Franco Terrazzano, CTF Federal Director | December 19, 2024
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau should drop his plans to take more money out of Canadians’ pockets and deliver serious tax relief
$61.9 Billion Show - Were You All Entertained?
By Elizabeth Marshall | December 17, 2024
Long and short we were all duped by the Cabinet and Jagmeet
Trudeau blows through his deficit guardrail
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Franco Terrazzano, CTF Federal Director | December 16, 2024
“Trudeau has lost control of the finances and our kids and grandkids will be paying the price for years to come”
Freeland Resigns From Cabinet
By Epoch Times | December 16, 2024
Freeland was due to deliver her Fall Economic Statement later on Dec. 16.
Trudeau’s four-day trip to Europe racks up $71,000 food bill
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Canadian Taxpayers Federation Ryan Thorpe, Investigative Journalist | December 13, 2024
“While he’s at it, maybe Trudeau could forgo the Swiss chocolate cake while Canadians back home are lining up at food banks in record numbers.”
Global Affairs Canada goes on real estate spending spree, taxpayers foot the bill
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Ryan Thorpe, Investigative Journalist | December 12, 2024
“And if Canadians aren’t getting real value, then it’s time to sell off properties so taxpayers can recoup some of this money"
Trump’s Tariffs and Trudeau’s Election
By Elizabeth Marshall | December 12, 2024
Seems JT and the PMO just, either, can’t control themselves or they want to use that “poking of the bear” for the big “election excuse” that the economy isn’t JT, et al, fault, it’s the Trump Tariffs…
Canada’s median health-care wait time hits 30 weeks—longest ever recorded
By Fraser Institute | December 12, 2024
Waiting Your Turn: Wait Times for Health Care in Canada, 2024
Canadian Military Questioned On “Extremism”
By Milt Harris | December 11, 2024
Oh, and supplying them with proper equipment would also be nice, or is that too extreme?
CANADA POST STRIKE: Why It’s Important
By Elizabeth Marshall | December 10, 2024
Guess those small businesses are looking a little more important, now, don’t they, considering they are the canary in the mine for everyone else when it comes to this government and the UN/China dictates…
Canadian generosity hits lowest point in 20 years
By Fraser Institute | December 10, 2024
Generosity in Canada: The 2024 Generosity Index
News Release: Taxpayers call on for top-to-bottom City of Toronto spending review
By News on the Net Jay Goldberg, CTF Ontario Director | December 9, 2024
If bureaucrats blew millions on unused Microsoft 365 licenses, there’s no telling what kind of other wasteful spending taxpayers are on the hook for
Taxpayers demand spending cuts in Fall Economic Statement
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Franco Terrazzano, CTF Federal Director | December 9, 2024
“It’s time for the government to put down the credit card and pick up some scissors”
This case will test freedom of expression and the right of police officers to make donations to the causes of their choice.
Economic Freedom of North America Report
Growing Government Workforce Puts Pressure on Federal Finances
Trudeau’s Mar A Lago Visit Details
By News on the Net Kat Kanada & Rex Glacer | December 1, 2024
I'm sure that important topics were discussed at length at this dinner party...In the open in front of the open phones of the Canadian officials
Canada is at a Crossroads. It is Time to Reclaim our Prosperity and Freedom
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , David Leis | November 30, 2024
Canada’s future is not set in stone. It depends on the choices we make today. Let’s make the right ones – so we can reclaim our prosperity, restore our freedoms
Canada Fulfills the Dystopian Vision
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Lee Harding | November 30, 2024
Canada has fallen, but many Canadians can’t see it because there’s no rubble
It’s Time To Stop Church Arsons And What Fuels Them
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Lee Harding | November 30, 2024
It’s time to stop the fires and the disputable claims that fuel them, and restore respect for people of faith, their right to worship, and their places of worship
Trudeau arrives in Mar a Lago in time for dinner?
By Canada Free Press Toronto Star and Fox News | November 29, 2024
Looking for Crumbs:
Comparing Recent Crime Trends in Canada and the United States: An Introduction
A Shot Across The Bow
By News on the Net Coalition of Concerned Manufacturers & Businesses | November 27, 2024
This recent Trump shot across Canada's bow must be taken seriously and trigger a rapid response before these words become action. Instead of pointing fingers, Canada's politicians should be looking in the mirror."
Comparing Performance of Universal Health Care Countries, 2024
There are far better grounds for banishing tens of thousands of abusive sexually predatory indigenous men as well