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Right now taxpayers have to pay a fortune for the pension plan provincial judges in Saskatchewan receive

There’s apparently little concern about taxpayers and the billion they will be losing out on under this rigged auction

The number of staff making $100,000 or more at TransLink jumped 14.6 per cent last year

“A million here and a million there, and pretty soon you’re talking big bucks,”

Continuing to cut back handouts for other businesses should also be a consideration

Unfortunately for Manitoba teachers, some “social studies” curriculum material from the Department of Education looks more like “socialist studies” propaganda.

If Canadians vote in a national referendum to abolish the Senate, the academics will be proven wrong

Enormous Senator Mike Duffy-esque balloon illustrates excessive hot air in the Canadian Senate

TD Bank estimates that the cost to Alberta’s economy in the short term will be between $500 million and $1.5 billion

Access to Information and Privacy Act

"Debt and mismanagement are not the only option in Ontario.”

Provincial rules are good (not yet great), but federally things are embarrassingly bad

Albertans are keenly aware of the gigantic task ahead of us. Let’s do it responsibly. Together.

This year, its property tax bill for a unit on Meadow Gardens Way, valued at $327,000, jumped to $6,577.98

Premier Kathleen Wynne has given into the demands of every union that threaten to hold the public hostage

Audit letter shows $100,000 in double-billing for travel at Tataskweyak Cree Nation for hydro projects, fund being loaned out of capital project accounts against hydro funding rules


Far too often government bodies just simply shrug their shoulders and move along as cost overruns pile up

Saskatchewan made the right choice and cast off its economic shackle

The Manitoba government needs to get in the game. Until then, we’ll see more Manitoba license plates leaving the province and not turning back.

During the last five years, 2007 to 2012, Saskatchewan has seen a net gain of over 12,698 people from other provinces

Make no mistake, the problems with the Equalization program go far beyond Quebec

“It’s absolutely disgusting that the government would gut a piece of accountability legislation in order to keep taxpayers from finding out what senior government employees do and make,”

“The legacy of the Equalization program is a growing mountain of debt. If Europe can unite to pursue fiscal sanity, so can Canada

Graham Lane

The Protecting Taxpayers and Revoking Pensions of Convicted Politicians Act

The Senate continues to withhold basic documentation on expenses from the public, including the actual claims signed by senators, and supporting receipts

Reject the Big Move tax grab

Our politicians seem to always be in the news throwing our money around at expensive press conferences instead of digging around for savings

​Salary disclosure level should be lowered to $100k not hiked to $320k