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The sgt says NVG and supply sustainment will be 2 daunting tasks during his year-long deployment

When students realize there is no academic penalty for handing in late assignments

Alberta and Saskatchewan signed the Western Economic Partnership on September 11, 2009

Municipal election-time in Saskatchewan

Creating a Canadian Autobahn October 29, 2009
A new study from Prof. Wendell Cox on the creation of a new, high-speed highway system across Canada

Economic activity in BC began a steady decline at the end of 2008

Canadian Healthcare, Universal coverage

Section 13 of the Canadian Human Rights Act declares that hate speech is constituted by words that are likely to expose somebody to hatred or contempt

The growth of government salaries relative to the rest of the economy is a costly trend

Driving out of unemployment October 21, 2009
The Road out of Poverty: Lowering barriers to employment through automobile ownership

Oil was on fire this week!

Universities are once again making the claim that they can be a key part of economic recovery

Australia is one of only two OECD countries that didn't slip into recession in this latest global downturn

A significant plurality of Canadians swooned over Barack Obama

Producing oil from tar sand produces three times more greenhouse gas emissions

British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan signed the Western Economic Partnership

We are no more, or less, redneck than other parts of the country

Booze industry in Canada, monopolies and vested interests

Too many high school graduates are unprepared for university

New Frontier Centre report warns U.S. academics of Canada’s injurious record on free speech due to human rights commissions

Ontario government, offering subsidies to video game developers and publishers

The game was simple: the consensus is assumed right and the four nations (now three) are supposed to feel embarrassed

How to say no to a $56B deficit September 29, 2009
Here's how federal Conservatives could make the deficit smaller

We are in the seventh year of global cooling

Single rate tax remains a radical idea in Canadian public policy

Everything's coming up roses, it seems

In Alberta, many hope for another oil-and-gas-led boom as a solution to our current malaise

Ontario government has measures in place to address the situation

Fighting COOL is the first priority for Canada

Promote students from grade to grade without requiring the achievement of clear standards