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Most Canadians have little understanding of the arcane mechanisms that drive the equalization program
Equalization is only one of many federal programs that transfers taxpayer cash to provincial governments
This is it not? the essence of freedom of religion.
Lesson to Americans: Canada's single payer healthcare system
Providing information, and managing waiting time perceptions and expectations, may be a more effective strategy
If the oil and gas industry is hamstrung by poorly designed climate policy, the whole country will feel the negative economic effects
Accusations of a “two-tiered” justice system being practiced by the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP)
Many now see that they raise other issues about the credibility of the data and the quality of the science
Profiling is a reality
The perpetual tug of war between the individual and the state depends on vigilant assertion and stubborn insistence on civil liberties
The Canada–European Union Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA)
How media companies will evolve in the digital media world
Profiling is a reality
Climategate has blazed across the internet, blogosphere, and social networking sites
Environmental groups receive funding from energy companies
When put beside household balance sheets, these figures start to bring the economic significance of local government into perspective
All the global warming hysteria gripping the world is lost a fundamental fact about how our societies are ordered
Do the others have a means of imposing stinging sanctions until it gets back into line?
We can meet aggressive greenhouse gas reduction targets and still grow the economy!
73% of Canadians want delay for either economic reasons or doubts over scientific certainty
Climate Leadership, Economic Prosperity
Canada could still preserve 99 per cent of its land mass (i.e., make it off-limits to landfills)
Collective Canadian governments spent $203 billion to bail out all sorts of businesses
Historically, our global connections came through immigration and agricultural trade
Some Canadians with close connections to honour-based cultures – such as in Syria, India or Pakistan
Canada has long staked a claim to being a leading nation in the promotion of democratic governance and human security
Standardized testing enhances accountability
Big money spending and campaign fairness pivotal issues
Sowing the seeds of confusion and doubt in the minds of the general public
As December's Copenhagen climate change talks appear more and more problematic, desperation is gripping the environment industry