Extension of regulated “interswitching” distance will increase costs for railways, shippers, and consumers Canada’s competitiveness relative to the U.S. is in decline, and that affects our standard of living. Our GDP per capita is currently lower than it was in 2019 – an alarming development that should really be front-page news. The federal government is…
Media bias protects Trudeau and Biden from any consequences for their actions We are listening to a Canadian podcast in which the Svengali behind Justin Trudeau describes Donald Trump as the lyingest liar who ever lied. (Possible). He describes Trump’s effect on public credibility in apocalyptic terms. Never is heard a word about what the…
Euthanasia policies are driving some doctors to leave their profession Canada continues to struggle with doctor shortages. RBC analysts estimate that Canada will be short around 44,000 physicians by 2028. Family doctors will account for 72 per cent of the shortage. Today, over six million Canadians are without a family doctor. Some provinces have tried…
The Trudeau government is out to erase Canadian history from the Canadian Royal Crown and our passports The Trudeau government has come under fire for dropping historical symbols from the Canadian Royal Crown and our national passport. I recently renewed my passport, which I was happy to receive by mail within 20 working days. It’s…
Prime Minister’s struggle to skirt criticism of his ineffective leadership led to the delay in investigating foreign interference in Canada Will he … or won’t he? David Johnston, the special rapporteur investigating allegations of foreign interference in Canadian elections, will reportedly announce on Tuesday whether or not a public inquiry is needed. For the purposes…
The Volkswagen deal will ultimately hinder the economy’s overall growth potential, making all of us poorer In a stunning announcement, federal officials recently revealed that the Trudeau government will provide up to $13.8 billion to Germany’s Volkswagen for the construction and operation of an electric vehicle (EV) battery plant in Ontario. The funding will be…
Long gone are the days of Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau’s love affair with China China’s recent expulsion of a Canadian diplomat in response to a similar action taken by Canada has raised concerns about the future of the two countries bilateral relationship. This tit-for-tat exchange is nothing new, especially when dealing with China, but it…
Patented Medicine Price Review Board hearings show public pharmacare best option to lower the cost of drugs Who would have thought that the internal working of an obscure federal regulator with a tongue-twister of an acronym (PMPRB, short for the Patented Medicines Price Review Board) would explode so spectacularly in the faces of the Liberals?…
Volkswagen will get up to $13 billion in corporate welfare in exchange for a $7-billion electric car battery plant By Franco Terrazzano and Jay Goldberg More than $4 million per job. That’s how much Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has committed taxpayers to spending in his sweetheart deal with a German auto giant. Flanked by Ontario…
If you want the internet, not TrudeauNet, find a VPN and you are on your way Bill C-11, which passed the Senate on April 27th, has been sold to the public as a bill that addressed a supposed inequity. Canadian cable companies must now pay five per cent of gross revenues to Canadian production funds. These…
Extension of regulated “interswitching” distance will increase costs for railways, shippers, and consumers Canada’s competitiveness relative to the U.S. is in decline, and that affects our standard of living. Our GDP per capita is currently lower than it was in 2019 – an alarming development that should really be front-page news. The federal government is…
Media bias protects Trudeau and Biden from any consequences for their actions We are listening to a Canadian podcast in which the Svengali behind Justin Trudeau describes Donald Trump as the lyingest liar who ever lied. (Possible). He describes Trump’s effect on public credibility in apocalyptic terms. Never is heard a word about what the…
Euthanasia policies are driving some doctors to leave their profession Canada continues to struggle with doctor shortages. RBC analysts estimate that Canada will be short around 44,000 physicians by 2028. Family doctors will account for 72 per cent of the shortage. Today, over six million Canadians are without a family doctor. Some provinces have tried…
The Trudeau government is out to erase Canadian history from the Canadian Royal Crown and our passports The Trudeau government has come under fire for dropping historical symbols from the Canadian Royal Crown and our national passport. I recently renewed my passport, which I was happy to receive by mail within 20 working days. It’s…
Prime Minister’s struggle to skirt criticism of his ineffective leadership led to the delay in investigating foreign interference in Canada Will he … or won’t he? David Johnston, the special rapporteur investigating allegations of foreign interference in Canadian elections, will reportedly announce on Tuesday whether or not a public inquiry is needed. For the purposes…
The Volkswagen deal will ultimately hinder the economy’s overall growth potential, making all of us poorer In a stunning announcement, federal officials recently revealed that the Trudeau government will provide up to $13.8 billion to Germany’s Volkswagen for the construction and operation of an electric vehicle (EV) battery plant in Ontario. The funding will be…
Long gone are the days of Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau’s love affair with China China’s recent expulsion of a Canadian diplomat in response to a similar action taken by Canada has raised concerns about the future of the two countries bilateral relationship. This tit-for-tat exchange is nothing new, especially when dealing with China, but it…
Patented Medicine Price Review Board hearings show public pharmacare best option to lower the cost of drugs Who would have thought that the internal working of an obscure federal regulator with a tongue-twister of an acronym (PMPRB, short for the Patented Medicines Price Review Board) would explode so spectacularly in the faces of the Liberals?…
Volkswagen will get up to $13 billion in corporate welfare in exchange for a $7-billion electric car battery plant By Franco Terrazzano and Jay Goldberg More than $4 million per job. That’s how much Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has committed taxpayers to spending in his sweetheart deal with a German auto giant. Flanked by Ontario…
If you want the internet, not TrudeauNet, find a VPN and you are on your way Bill C-11, which passed the Senate on April 27th, has been sold to the public as a bill that addressed a supposed inequity. Canadian cable companies must now pay five per cent of gross revenues to Canadian production funds. These…