Canadian News, Opinion
Questions linger after Coutts verdict
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Ray McGinnis | September 14, 2024
Sentencing and bail hearings are scheduled from August 26 to 30.
Positive stories about Indian Residential Schools must also be heard
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy Hymie Rubenstein & James C. McCrae | September 14, 2024
New Report Offers a Nuanced Perspective on Canada’s Indian Residential Schools
A Letter To Five Canadian Churches
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Rodney A. Clifton | September 14, 2024
Not only will these churches be judged by the moral and ethical lessons they preach, but, more importantly, by the principles they live by.
NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh signals NDP will oppose Trudeau’s carbon tax
By Guest Column Franco Terrazzano, CTF Federal Director | September 12, 2024
Singh must prove he’s serious. Singh must take action to scrap the carbon tax
Singh must push Trudeau to scrap the carbon tax
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Franco Terrazzano, CTF Federal Director | September 12, 2024
“Canada is a cold place and heating your home really isn’t a choice,” said former NDP leader Jack Layton. “We shouldn’t punish people, and that’s what a carbon tax does.”
The missing indigenous children narrative is a hoax
By Hymie Rubenstein | September 5, 2024
Indian industry – an army of indigenous politicians, activists, hangers-on, consultants, lawyers, and accountants who are sucking hundreds of millions of dollars out of Indian Reserves and from federal government coffers
‘The Deal Is Done’: NPD Breaks With Liberals, Opening Early Election Prospects
By Epoch Times & Jagmeet Singh | September 5, 2024
The Liberals are too weak, too selfish and too beholden to corporate interests
Feds won’t balance budget until 2040
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation | September 4, 2024
“This government has given taxpayers every reason to believe it will never balance the budget.”
Pierre Poilievre: “We have to have a smaller population growth. There is no question about that.”
By News on the Net Maxime Bernier & True North | August 30, 2024
Maxime Bernier: This two-faced fraud and hypocrite was pushing for more immigrants, more foreign workers and more foreign students until only 3 minutes ago.
If Canada Post, a federal government agency, is allowed to deny us service because some workers disagree with our political or moral viewpoint, where might that lead?
Both the Peckford and Bernier cases asked the Federal Court to strike down the mandate as a breach of Charter sections 2, 6, 7, 8 and 15.
Poll shows Canadians want carbon tax-on-tax scrapped
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Franco Terrazzano, CTF Federal Director | August 29, 2024
Trudeau hiked payroll taxes, carbon taxes, alcohol taxes, capital gains taxes, imposed a digital services tax and a streaming tax
New Fraser Institute rankings of Ontario elementary schools out today
By Fraser Institute | August 28, 2024
This year, the Report Card on Ontario’s Elementary Schools ranks 3021 public, Catholic, and independent schools based on nine academic indicators derived from provincewide test results
It’s Time to Move on from ESG
Poll shows 7-in-10 Canadians oppose CBC bonuses
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Franco Terrazzano, CTF Federal Director | August 27, 2024
The CBC is paying out $18.4 million in bonuses this year. The CBC’s bonuses have cost taxpayers $132 million since 2015
Education Spending in Public Schools in Canada, 2024 Edition
The Price of Public Health Care Insurance, 2024.
Fraud And Abuse Denied EI Claims For The Unvaccinated
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Lee Harding | August 17, 2024
Canadians bemoaning the failed government response to the pandemic have yet another reason to demand accountability.
Winnipeg’s Plan To Catch Up With Vancouver
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Randal O’Toole | August 17, 2024
It is a one-size fits all Smart Growth plan that calls for denser development regardless of whether such development is desired by residents or economically efficient
First Nations Buy Into Pipelines
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Brian Zinchuk | August 17, 2024
Some will say that’s extortion. Others would say it’s justice, or reconciliation. But maybe, just maybe, this is how we move forward, and everyone in the end wins. And maybe then Canada can, once again, build great things.
Money Under False Pretences
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Brian Giesbrecht | August 17, 2024
When is a hoax, not a hoax? They knew the study revealed ‘anomalies,’ not bodies.
Truth And Reconciliation Is A Demand For Reparations
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Barry Kirkham | August 17, 2024
The rest of us should recognize this report for what it is –an unhinged attack on Canada and Canadians
Caution Required When Comparing Canada’s Debt to that of Other Countries, 2024
Crown prosecutors in Ontario claim that they do not have enough resources to prosecute people accused of sexual assault and other serious crimes. People accused of serious crimes are walking away without facing trial because of extreme delays
George Katerberg launches a constitutional challenge against the Ontario Ministry of Transportation after they deny him permission to display a billboard
A Comparative Analysis of the Economic Performance of Canada and Its OECD Competitors, 2007-2019
Poll shows Canadians want to shrink bureaucracy
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Franco Terrazzano, Federal Director, CTF | August 6, 2024
“Canadians can’t afford to pay higher taxes and the government is up to its eyeballs in debt, so it’s time for Ottawa to take air out of its ballooning bureaucracy.”
Ontario Premiers and Provincial Government Spending, 2024
“Considering the sheer amount of income that goes towards taxes in this country, Canadians may question whether or not we’re getting good value for our money”
Fireworks As Defence Opens Case in Coutts Two Trial
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Ray McGinnis | July 27, 2024
Anthony Olienick and Chris Carbert are on trial for conspiracy to commit murder and firearms charges in relation to the Coutts Blockade into mid-February 2022.