Canadian News, Opinion
Championing Fathers’ Rights: Dietvorst’s Battle Against Parental Alienation
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Lee Harding | October 11, 2024
Dietvorst started the non-profit Canadian Child Protection from Alienation Foundation to try to deal with the problem
PBO confirms carbon tax costs more than rebates
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Franco Terrazzano, CTF Federal Director | October 10, 2024
“It’s simply not credible to believe the government can impose a carbon tax, skim some money off the top, charge its sales tax on top of the carbon tax and then make families better off,”
Boosting Canada’s Competitiveness by Reforming Business Taxation.
In journalism, as in life, assumptions are the mother of all screw ups.
Wages and salaries 19 per cent lower in Ontario compared to Michigan
By Fraser Institute | October 3, 2024
Our Incomes Are Falling Behind: Earnings in the Canadian Provinces and U.S. States, 2010-2022
Puberty blockers and hormone therapy for the purpose of gender reassignment will be prohibited for minors under age 16.
Poll shows majority of Canadians oppose new gas and diesel car ban
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Franco Terrazzano, CTF Federal Director | October 1, 2024
“Trudeau should listen to Canadians, take this poll as a wake-up call and scrap his ban on new gas and diesel vehicles.”
Diversity of Thought Among Teachers is a Good Thing
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Michael Zwaagstra | September 28, 2024
We should be glad that teachers don’t all think the same way. This diversity ensures that students receive a better education than if we all thought alike. That is, after all, what we are paid to do.
Any Downturn in Alberta’s Economy Would Inevitably Drag Canada’s Down With It
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy Troy Media | September 28, 2024
It’s time for our leaders to prioritize pragmatic solutions over virtue signalling. Because if Alberta goes down, the rest of Canada won’t be far behind.
Airports in Canada Serve Nobody Well in Current Nebulous Status
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Ian Madsen | September 28, 2024
. The payoff could nonetheless be massive, for airports, air passengers, taxpayers, cargo customers, and airlines – and for economic growth and market dynamism. Dithering, timidity and short-sightedness are not a strategy
They Must Not Become the Law Unto Themselves: Bringing Made-in-Canada Democratic Accountability to Autonomous Policing
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Joseph Quesnel | September 28, 2024
The study’s policy recommendations set Canada toward “apolitical and autonomous” policing
Media Coverage of Federal Spending Announcements on Child Care, Pharma Care, and Dental Care
The Weakness of Corporate Investment in Canada, 2001-2021: Identification and Assessment
Do we only have 2 political parties in Canada.maybe.
By Elizabeth Marshall | September 22, 2024
If you are a member of the NDP, Liberal or BLOC parties – you might want to remind them who they represent--not their party but all Canadians and it’s time to go to the polls that they say matter--the voting polls
Erasing History or Preserving It? Regina’s Controversial Name Game
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Lee Harding | September 22, 2024
The takeaway from these two outcomes is clear: rushed decisions can lead to unintended consequences, while a more thoughtful, measured approach ensures that choices are better informed and more beneficial to the community
Auto/Transit Job Access Ratios: 50 Large Metro Areas
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Wendell Cox | September 22, 2024
Investing billions more to coax middle class commuters off the roads seems a daft approach given the realities
Healthcare Innovation Isn’t ‘Scary.’ Canada’s Broken System Is
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Joseph Quesnel | September 22, 2024
A system that is no longer delivering the care Canadians need. The future of healthcare depends on embracing innovation, not clinging to outdated models and misplaced fears
Farm For Food Not Fear
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Lee Harding | September 22, 2024
If every animal and human in Canada died, leaving the country an unused wasteland, the drop in world greenhouse gas emissions would be only 1.4 percent. Any talk of reducing capping fertilizer inputs for the greater good is nonsense
Schools Should Educate Rather Than Indoctrinate
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Michael Zwaagstra | September 21, 2024
Teachers have enough to do without getting into the business of indoctrinating students in woke ideology. Education rather than indoctrination should be the focus of every school
Defund the CBC
By Guest Column Ed Lata | September 21, 2024
Forget your WEF brainwashing. Go on, get out, live a little. Become a true Leader for Canada, not just that of the official Opposition ensconced in Commons or a puppet for Klaus Schwab et al
$50 Million From 2020-2023: Trudeau’s Foreign Aid To China Exposed
By Brad Salzberg | September 20, 2024
“Canada's electoral process undermined the right to a system free from coercion or covert influence. Its report found that China stands out as a main perpetrator."
“Ontario’s decision to put every single citizen on a form of house arrest for 55 days was a measure not seen outside of totalitarian states. It was unscientific and overwhelmingly harmful"
Economic Freedom: What Is It? How Is It Measured? And How Does It Affect Our Lives?
Marc Carney $10 Billion “Conflict Of Interest” Exposed By Conservative MP
By Brad Salzberg | September 18, 2024
“There should be no way in hell that Mr. Carney — who, as Chair of Brookfield— should be acting as the prime minister's key economic adviser.”
Scrap the second carbon tax: Taxpayers Federation
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Franco Terrazzano, CTF Federal Director | September 17, 2024
“Prime Minister Justin Trudeau can make life more affordable and help our economy by scrapping his carbon taxes”
Understanding the Scale of Canada’s Federal Deficit
Oh yes, the last book in our review is: “WHY TRUDEAU IS A GREAT LEADER”. Published in 2019, each page has the title at the top and is otherwise blank.
After 140-Odd Years, Can’t We Figure Rail Out Yet?
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Brian Zinchuk | September 16, 2024
How many more decades, nay, centuries do we need to figure out how to run a railroad?
Coutts Two’ Verdict: Bail and Mischief
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Ray McGinnis | September 15, 2024
The Coutts Two were found not guilty of conspiracy to commit murder.
What Was The Dangerous Purpose?
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Ray McGinnis | September 14, 2024
Carbert, Olieneck were found not guilty of conspiracy to murder police