Canadian News, Opinion
Taxpayers Federation warns new Streaming Tax will make life more expensive
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Franco Terrazzano, CTF Federal Director | June 4, 2024
The reality is that taxpayers will be the ones to pay those taxes
Bank of Canada issues $23 million in bonuses in 2023
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Ryan Thorpe | June 4, 2024
"At best, the Bank of Canada failed to keep a lid on rising inflation and, at worst, it drove inflation higher by printing hundreds of billions of dollars out of thin air"
No, Mr. Mayor, Outside Organizers Are Not Responsible For Student Radicalism
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Philip Carl Salzman | June 1, 2024
So while there are malevolent outside actors doing what they can with universities, the influential corruption is internal. If you block the outsiders, nothing will change. The universities are the source of the radicalism
Evil Prevails When Good People Do Nothing: Why A Pro-Life Group Is Petitioning For Representative Democracy
By William Brooks Frontier Centre for Public Policy | June 1, 2024
They insist that duly elected, traditionally-principled, school board members should have a right to initiate public debate and propose sensible policy changes
School Boards Must Stop Hiding Behind Their Communications Officers
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Michael Zwaagstra | June 1, 2024
It’s time for school board chairs, superintendents, and principals to spend more time talking to the public themselves
The End Of Nuance
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Jim McMurtry | June 1, 2024
The process is the punishment: My crime was in saying that most students who died while enrolled in these schools from 1883-1996 did so from disease, especially tuberculosis
Canada’s Elites Suppress Freedom Of Speech On Indigenous Matters
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy , Peter Best | June 1, 2024
Canadian elites are inexplicably unwilling to grant to others the same Charter of Rights-free speech presumptions that they keep for themselves when they support “anti-Zionists” shouting obnoxious statements and insults.
They Spent $8 Million Without Putting One Shovel In The Ground
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy Brian Giesbrecht | June 1, 2024
It is time to get back to sanity. Treat those who claim--with no real evidence--that priests murdered, secretly buried children--exactly the same way that we treat those who claim that the Martians have landed and have abducted their mothers
All MPs must oppose rescheduling federal election to secure pensions
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Franco Terrazzano, CTF Federal Director | May 30, 2024
"Both the Conservatives and the NDP are on record opposing the plan to push back the election to secure millions in extra pensions for politicians"
10 Years On—Revisiting the Saskatchewan Surgical Initiative
Feds dish out $406 million in bonuses in 2023
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Franco Terrazzano, CTF Federal Director & Ryan Thorpe | May 30, 2024
“In the real world, when you fail to do your job you might get a pink slip, not a big bonus cheque."
Canada’s Insatiable Need For Chaos
By Milt Harris | May 29, 2024
“Now, with great pleasure, without choosing my expressions too much, I sincerely and with all the strength of my soul send to all the brainless “intellectuals” who are interested in my position to go f**k themselves
By 1945, Canada possessed one of the largest navies on the planet
The Betrayal of Canadians By Their Elites
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy | May 28, 2024
Grave Error: How the Media Misled Us (and the Truth about Residential Schools)
The Great Canadian Hoax Exposed
By Colin Alexander | May 28, 2024
Book Review – Colin Alexander - Grave Error: How the Media Misled Us (and the Truth about Residential
A Church that did much to deliver a better way of life to many Indigenous children. Unfortunately, the same Church can no longer defend itself, fearing that this would label it as composed of callous, unrepentant Indian Residential School denialists
Authors also critique the Catholic Church’s response to the allegations, arguing that it overlooks the positive contributions of missionaries. Rubenstein and Clifton call for a balanced, evidence-based approach to discussions on Residential Schools
No Accounts On ‘Truth’ Fund
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy | May 28, 2024
No remains have been recovered at the Kamloops site to date. A Senate committee in a 2023 report described questions regarding documentation of the 215 graves as “Residential School denialism.”
CTF launches legal challenge against CBC
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Franco Terrazzano, CTF Federal Director | May 28, 2024
“Taxpayers have every right to know how much CBC senior executives took from them in bonuses last year. One way or another, the CTF will drag this information into the light.”
Halfway Between Kyoto and 2050: Zero Carbon Is a Highly Unlikely Outcome
Report Card on Ontario’s Secondary Schools
Educational bureaucracies, school boards and teachers’ unions uncompromisingly embrace wokeism, victimology and anti-capitalism
Woke Ideologies Loathe The Legacy Of English Speaking Peoples
By William Brooks is a Senior Fellow at the Frontier Centre for Public Policy | May 20, 2024
Whether or not there is still room for working-class descendants of English-speaking peoples in a post-national, technocratic, rainbow regime is an open question
Canada Has An Autoimmune Disorder
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy Lee Harding, Research Fellow | May 20, 2024
If Canada were a human being, a doctor would find its health in decline. The nation is eating too much (heavy taxation, deficit spending, uncontrolled immigration), not physically active enough (slumping private sector job growth, investment
DEI needs to Die
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy Joseph Quesnel, Senior Research Fellow | May 20, 2024
The policy of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (so-called DEI) holds that marginalized or previously discriminated groups should have preference in hiring, training, and promotion to higher managerial levels in workplaces
Is the term “Indian” offensive? The joy of Ethynonyms
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy Gerry Bowler | May 20, 2024
“Autochthonous” – get used to it or prepare to be denounced
Take note, Canada. The Indigenous financial sector is red-hot
By Macdonald Laurier Institute & JP Gladu and Jaimie Lickers | May 19, 2024
Big, sophisticated deals are getting struck in real estate, natural resources, and energy.
We’re falling further behind China in critical minerals
By Macdonald Laurier Institute & Heather Exner-Pirot | May 19, 2024
China is working hard to maintain its control of the rare earths markets that are critical to net-zero. We're barely in the game
Unsustainable population increases won’t solve Canada’s underlying issues
By Macdonald Laurier Institute & Chris Alexander | May 19, 2024
Our immigration programmes give us crucial advantages—but we can't afford to be complacent.
Canada must tackle rising antisemitism and security risks:
By Macdonald Laurier Institute & Sergio R. Karas for Inside Policy | May 19, 2024
The security risks associated with admitting Palestinians from Gaza are not hypothetical.