Canadian News, Opinion
Sadly, AFN Remains Bad Venue For Future-Oriented Prosperity
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Joseph Quesnel | July 27, 2024
Manitoba’s pro-prosperity, future-oriented Indigenous leaders who reflect on this incident may realize they must look beyond the AFN and make common cause with politicians and the many Indigenous groups and leaders who are pushing for the same thing
Frontier Centre For Public policy Report Refutes Genocide Claims
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy -- Hymie Rubenstein | July 27, 2024
Let us now commit to a future where truth and reconciliation are built on solid foundations of evidence and mutual respect
Were The Fires last Summer Deliberately Set?
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Elizabeth Nickerson | July 24, 2024
Further south, the chronicle of eco-terrorism is thick with crime but few suffer prison. Usually it’s a slap on the wrist, a “Go with God, noble soul” kind of thing. So, if you’re not caught, why not go big?
Plenty Wrong With UManitoba’s Purge Of Colonialist Art
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Lee Harding | July 23, 2024
One question remains: what will Canada become if its culture and history are destroyed?
Free Speech Was Curtailed In Canada—Did You Notice?
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Brian Zinchuk | July 23, 2024
This is really an implementation of George Orwell’s 1984, where groupthink has been legislated into law a couple week ago by the federal government.
Sites Of Truth, Sites Of Conscience: The Special Interlocutor’s Historical Report
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Michael Melanson | July 23, 2024
Murray is stoking victimhood to jack up reparations
Nowhere Near The Truth
By Colin Alexander | July 21, 2024
This new book of memoirs promotes serial falsehoods
On balance, members felt that the data supported a continuation of the rate-cutting cycle the Bank began in June
Canadian company stripped of mining rights in Niger
By Guest Column Jacob Monroe | July 18, 2024
Whether the Trudeau administration will be able to restore influence in the region is a big question, and the prerequisites for its solution are not yet visible
Economic Impact and GHG Effects of the Federal Government's Emissions Reduction Plan through 2030
Canada and India Will Not Sacrifice Economics For Politics
By F. Andrew Wolf, Jr. | July 18, 2024
Diversity Is Canada's Strength: Yet, reason will prevail, once the posturing has run its course, both India and Canada can and will move beyond the current diplomatic row
A New Federal Fiscal Framework for Canada
Newfoundland’s Constitutional Challenge Is Mistaken
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , David MacKinnon | July 14, 2024
The Newfoundland and Labrador Government should look in different directions to solve the province’s financial problems and it should begin with Dame Moya Greene’s report on the province’s financial situation. Her recommendations should be implemente
Federal Government’s Bloated Bureaucracy Needs An Immediate Overhaul
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , David Leis | July 13, 2024
Preston Manning: Competence and ability, not ideology, should be the core criteria for hiring civil servants
Micromanaging School Boards Is The Wrong Approach
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Michael Zwaagstra | July 13, 2024
We aren’t going to micromanage our way to better schools. If NDP politicians truly believe in local democracy, it’s time they start acting like it.
UNDRIP’s False Promise Of Indigenous Nationhood Threatens Individual Indigenous Canadians
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Peter Best | July 13, 2024
UNDRIP Action Plan, the Supreme Court’s rulings like Vuntut Gwitchin will not create viable, strong Indigenous nation-states. Weaken the Canadian state, causing harm to all Canadians, depriving the vast majority of vulnerable, Indigenous Canadians
Prosecutors have withdrawn five charges against four Canadians who refused to comply with ArriveCAN, sidestepping the question of ArriveCAN’s constitutionality
Comparing the Investment Performances of Canada and the United States Over the Past Five Decades
Canada’s Right is Shifting Towards America’s Right
By F. Andrew Wolf, Jr. | July 10, 2024
A Republican named Trump might very well grace the corridors of the White House again soon, augmented by Trudeau’s growing unpopularity, power dynamics of the right could be enhanced considerably on both sides of the border.
Poll shows Canadians prefer spending cuts to capital gains tax hike
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Franco Terrazzano, Federal Director, CTF | July 10, 2024
Canadians are sick and tired of the government’s tax hikes
CBC approves more bonuses for 1,200 staff
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation | July 9, 2024
The CBC will take $1.4 billion in taxpayer cash this year, an all-time high. The federal government also gave the CBC a $42-million funding top-up in Budget 2024 after Tait complained the state broadcaster is subject to “chronic underfunding.”
National Indigenous History Month Should Promote Truth Telling
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Hymie Rubenstein | July 7, 2024
The Canadian House of Commons designated June as National Aboriginal History Month in 2009
In Powell River, What’s In A Name
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Jim McMurtry | July 7, 2024
In fair Powell River, the sides are alike in dignity, the grudge is ancient, and the new mutiny has made civil hands unclean
The Dangerous Slippery Slope Of Activist-Driven Climate Lawsuits
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Joseph Quesnel | July 7, 2024
Canadian should be able to choose energy sources best for them. We should not allow activists to use courts – to impoverish everybody through by imposing extreme and unscientific anti-energy climate policies
The Quiet Remaking Of Canada
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Brian Giesbrecht | July 7, 2024
Should Canadians not have a say in what our country is becoming? Or will we continue to let unelected judges, and faceless bureaucrats, determine our fate?
What Does canada Day Mean Today?
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Michelle Leduc Catlin | July 7, 2024
In the not-too-distant future, how we say these words will depend on each of us… O CANADA!
Canada Needs a Public Inquiry into the “Kamloops Graves Hoax” Public inquiry is a step towards uncovering the truth and ensuring such a national scandal never happens again
Online harms bill soaks taxpayers, further balloons bureaucracy
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Franco Terrazzano, CTF Federal Director | July 7, 2024
Canadians don't need a bunch of taxpayer-funded bureaucrats snooping around our social media
Measuring Progressivity in Canada’s Tax System, 2024
Peckford: The People Must Save Democracy In Canada and In The U.S.
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Brian Peckford | June 29, 2024
We, the people, must resist this madness. The three pillars of our democracy have been corrupted: the legislative, the executive, and the judiciary. It is up to the people to demand our democracy back.