Canadian News, Opinion
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.
Changes in Per-Person GDP (Income): 1985 to 2023
—Canada has to divert capital, and some of the 1.6 million workers engaged in construction, into the non-residential business investment that’s the lifeblood of a healthy and sustainable economy
Newfoundland & Labrador, Ontario, Manitoba, and Quebec also in global top 10
The Kamloops Guilt Trip Three Years On
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy Brian Giesbrecht | May 11, 2024
TRC — that was ultimately responsible for this national tragedy. The commissioners bought into Kevin Annett’s conspiracy theory. All Canadians — but particularly indigenous Canadians — will pay the price for generations
The Call To Abandon ESG Is A Plea For Indigenous Prosperity
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy Joseph Quesnel | May 11, 2024
Private companies and Indigenous communities need to abandon ESG altogether as it warehouses First Nation into perpetual poverty. Indigenous communities need more energy projects, not less.
Canada Finding Out What Reconciliation Really Means
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy James Pew | May 11, 2024
Past citizens of Canada should not be remembered for their unremarkable qualities or their flaws typical of all humanity. Instead they should be honoured for their remarkable qualities and their extraordinary achievements.
Ottawa’s Capital Gains Tax Raise Guarantees More Stagnation
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy Ian Madsen | May 11, 2024
It all seems senseless to harm Canada’s growth prospects. We already have a hard time encouraging investment that could turn stagnation into solid growth and prosperity.
Canadians are successfully battling charges laid under the Charter-violating federal policy of mandatory use of ArriveCAN
No bodies found after spending $8 million searching for bodies at Kamloops Residential School
By News on the Net Western Standard, Post Millennial & CFP | May 10, 2024
This is why Canada Free Press will continue to use the Trudeau Teddy Bear photo every chance it gets as a means to remind all who PM Justin Trudeau really Is
Ontario's Two Lost Economic Decades: 2002-2022
Canada’s dangerous commitment to trans-affirming care for minors
By Macdonald Laurier Institute James Pew | May 8, 2024
Resources like the federally funded “Trans-Affirming Toolkit” send the wrong message to educators – and to impressionable and vulnerable children.
Taxpayers Federation presents Teddy Waste Awards for worst government waste
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Franco Terrazzano, CTF Federal Director | May 8, 2024
The Teddy, a pig-shaped trophy the CTF annually awards to governments’ worst waste offenders
CBC tries to hide senior executive bonuses
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Franco Terrazzano, CTF Federal Director | May 6, 2024
“The CBC is legally obligated to release the bonus documents days after the parliamentary committee hearing so obviously Tait has the details readily at hand...f MPs ask for those details, she needs to answer
Judge acquitted Evan Blackman because of weak evidence, including hazy police recollection of the arrest, but government still thinks it has a case
Canadian Media Defend “Wacko From Wokistan” Justin Trudeau
By Brad Salzberg | May 1, 2024
"Justin Trudeau is as woke as they come. He wants Canadians to cherish values held in countries like India and Pakistan. Thus, the sardonic sentencing of our PM."
House Speaker Expels Poilievre Amid Heated Debate, Tory MPs Leave Commons
PBO forecasts bigger deficits for years to come
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Franco Terrazzano, CTF Federal Director | April 30, 2024
Every penny collected from the GST will now go to cover interest charges on the Trudeau government’s credit card
Personal Income Tax Compliance for Canadians: How and at What Cost?
"For Emmanuel Macron, more babies are vital to maintain France's national vigour. Italy's Georgia Meloni has made encouraging more Italian women to give birth top priority"
Ontario curricula for Grades 1 to 12 lacking in Canadian history
By Fraser Institute | April 25, 2024
Canadian History Untold: Assessing the K-12 Curriculum Guides in British Columbia and Ontario
Marginal Effective Tax Rates for Working Families in Canada
Peckford: The Legality And Morality Of Our Country Are No Longer Aligned
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy Honourable A. Brian Peckford P.C | April 20, 2024
This country through its so called legal system has ignored the Charter of Rights and Freedoms opening words —‘Whereas Canada is founded on principles that recognize the Supremacy of God and the Rule of Law ‘
Invest In Roads, Not Transit
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy & Joseph Quesnel | April 20, 2024
This “30-minute work access” data is a wakeup call to the many policy makers who remain fixated on anti-car policies that don’t work
New Report Examines ESG Investing and Indigenous Equity Ownership
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy Joseph Quesnel & David Leis | April 20, 2024
ESG and the New Eco-Colonialism – Choosing Indigenous Equity Ownership over ‘Stakeholder Capitalism’
The Smallwood Solution
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy & Brian Giesbrecht | April 20, 2024
Joey Smallwood told the Newfoundland fishermen, who had lived in their outports for generations, that they must move for their own good, there was much pain. But the communities could no longer support themselves, and it had to be done