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G7 Parliamentarians Take Pay Freeze Or Cut While Canadian MP’s Enjoy 14 Consecutive Years Of Automatic Pay Raises
Members of Parliament received another round of salary increases this year, with raises ranging from approximately $7,900 for backbench MPs to as much as $15,800 for those in senior positions. These increases took effect on April 1 and are part of an automatic annual...
Canadian Taxpayers Federation Pushes For Reduction Of Carbon Tax And Fuel Taxes
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation is urging governments across Canada to eliminate carbon taxes and reduce fuel taxes to help lower gas prices for consumers. The group argues that high taxes are a major contributor to rising costs at the pump, noting that in some...
Canadian Taxpayers Federation Takes Legal Action Compelling Bank Of Canada Disclosure Of Executive Compensation
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation is taking legal action to force the Bank of Canada to disclose how much it pays its top executives. The group filed a Federal Court challenge after the central bank refused to release records detailing compensation for governors and...
Federal Government Expands Chinook Salmon Marking Program To Support Conservation On BC Coast
New mass-marking initiative aims to protect wild salmon and improve fishery management The Government of Canada is expanding a major salmon conservation initiative that could have long-term benefits for coastal communities, commercial fisheries, and recreational...
Government Job Growth Far Outstrips Private Sector As Bureaucratic Costs Soar
Canada’s economy is witnessing a pronounced shift in employment trends, with government hiring far outpacing job creation in the private sector — a development that critics say is driving up bureaucratic costs and putting additional strain on taxpayers. New figures...
Guaranteed Pay Raises For MPs De-Incentivize Performance While Canadians Struggle
Canada’s members of Parliament have now received automatic pay increases for 14 consecutive years — a trend that critics argue undermines accountability and public trust in elected officials as economic pressures mount for ordinary Canadians. According to reporting...
Concerns Grow Over Canada’s Blood Plasma System After Deaths At Donation Facility
New controversy is emerging around Canada’s blood plasma system following reports of two deaths linked to a Winnipeg donation facility, raising questions about oversight, transparency, and the growing role of private companies in the country’s blood supply. A recent...
Poilievre Links Canada’s Declining Birth Rate To Affordability Crisis
Pierre Poilievre says Canada’s declining birth rate is closely tied to the country’s worsening affordability crisis, arguing that economic pressures are discouraging younger Canadians from starting families and threatening the country’s long-term demographic...
Convoy Leaders Criticize Canada’s Two Tiered Justice System
Chris Barber, a co-leader of the Freedom Convoy protests, is speaking out once again about what he describes as a growing divide in Canada’s justice system, arguing that recent legal and political developments reflect a troubling double standard that is contributing...
Public Health Rebrands Canada’s Vaccine Injury Program After Years Of Controversy
The federal government is rebranding Canada’s troubled vaccine injury compensation system, replacing the Vaccine Injury Support Program (VISP) with a new name: the Vaccine Impact Assistance Program. The change comes after years of criticism, delays, and controversy...
Stellantis Chinese Partnership Raises Questions About Canada’s Auto Manufacturing Future
Stellantis, the multinational automotive giant that carries the legacy of Chrysler and several other historic brands, has been part of Canada’s industrial backbone for more than a century. With approximately 10,000 employees across the country and major manufacturing...
Artificial Intelligence Tools in 2026 are a Compromise Between Power and Value
The New AI Landscape: Which Tools Actually Deliver Value in 2026? Artificial intelligence is no longer a single category—it’s an ecosystem. Over the past two years, the market has fractured into specialized domains: large language models powering reasoning and...
Carbon Tax to Kill 50,000 Canadian Jobs by 2030
According to estimates from the Fraser Institute, a planned increase to industrial carbon pricing — reaching $170 per tonne by 2030 — could result in an average loss of about $1,160 in annual income per Canadian and a reduction of roughly 50,000 jobs nationwide. These...
Pilots Dead Following Air Canada Jet Collision At LaGuardia Airport In New York
An aircraft operated by Air Canada collided with a ground vehicle at LaGuardia Airport on Monday, killing both the pilot and co-pilot and forcing a complete shutdown of flight operations at the busy New York airport. The collision occurred while the plane was moving...
Canada’s COVID-19 Quarantine Hotel Program Faces Scrutiny Over $400 Million Cost
Canada’s pandemic-era quarantine hotel program is facing renewed scrutiny as new analysis suggests the policy funneled roughly $400 million into the hotel industry during its brief but controversial operation. A Costly Program With Lasting Questions Introduced in...
Questions Raised Over Lack Of IRGC Deportations
Questions are mounting over Canada’s handling of deportations involving individuals linked to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), after new figures showed that only one such person has been removed from the country in the past four years. Limited...
