Government bureaucracy is out of control and Canadians are paying the price

January 11, 2024 · 0 Comments

by FRANK STRONACH If you asked most Canadians if this country needs more bureaucrats, they’d probably say no. Unfortunately, Canada’s bureaucracy continues to mushroom in ...

Inherent liability

by BRIAN LOCKHART Near where I grew up, there was a large park with several hills leading off from the main parking lot. It wasn’t ...

Abandoning the Sahel

by GWYNNE DYER On Sunday, the last of 12,000 United Nations peacekeeping troops left Mali, ordered out by the military regime that seized power after ...

Resolutions

by BRIAN LOCKHART It’s that time of year when people make their annual New Year’s resolutions and vow to either stop doing something, start doing ...

Peace on Earth

BRIAN LOCKHARTFROM THE SECOND ROW Peace on Earth, Goodwill toward men. It is the holiday season, and everyone looks forward to seeing family and friends ...

Are Canadian living standards deteriorating?

by FRANK STRONACH Declining life expectancy for Canadians. Plunging math scores among Canada’s high school students. Fewer doctors. And longer wait times for emergency care. ...

Unity is our strength

by BRIAN LOCKHART ‘United we stand – divided we fall.’ ‘All for one, and one for all.’ ‘Divide and conquer.’ Those are a few well-known ...

The three factors eroding our economy

by FRANK STRONACH There’s been a lot of talk lately that Canada is heading into a recession. Last week, Statistics Canada reported that the ...

Don’t include me

by BRIAN LOCKHART When I was eleven years old, my best friend from public school transferred to a prestigious, old-school boarding school in a nearby ...

An economic charter could keep Canada from drowning in debt

by FRANK STRONACH The latest economic and fiscal outlook from Canada’s Parliamentary Budget Officer (PBO) indicates that the federal deficit will grow more than previously ...

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