Columns

“About 80 per cent of payments for retail goods and services are made with credit cards, and the Christmas season is the busiest time of year for most retailers.” – Dale Nally […]

The federal government is already on track to blow its budget by $20 billion. That’s astonishing when we’re only about halfway through the budget year.” – Franco Terrazzano writes in this op ed piece […]

ast week, a letter from over 40,000 Canadian content-creators urged senators to reject Bill C-11 in its current form, sounding the alarm on what they see as a very dangerous piece of legislation. […]

When you apply for a credit card with a bank, they must provide you with certain information. […]

submitted by Canadian Taxpayers Federation Prime Minister Justin Trudeau doesn’t care about Canadian content creators. When Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriquez […]

Today’s media have dug up details about the operators of the schools and hospitals—even the Pope has apologized. But none of the media giants have acknowledged their failure to perform adequately. They haven’t explained whether they were part of a cover-up or simply disinterested in the abuse and loss of life of a sector of the population. […]

One Morinville town councillor wants to see the 2023 budget drafted with a zero tax increase while also correcting the order in which the budget and taxation rates are prepared. […]

The town of Morinville council continues to show the lack of experience as it stumbles over some simple basics while failing to step forward to address obvious governance issues which arise during their meetings. […]

Triple the number of voters actually supported ‘what’s-the-point’ rather than the Mayor-elect, and it was no better for councillor candidates in the Oct. 18, 2021 general election. […]

The multi-family residential sector in Morinville achieved the rejection of a proposal which would have increased their tax rate progressively to 20% higher than single-family homes… […]

Businesses are not paying high enough taxes in Morinville. In the past five years, that slogan has been chanted by numerous politicians and town bureaucrats over and over. […]

Hundreds of people who pull wrenches for a living have a unique point of view on Ottawa’s new luxury tax. […]

The first of two opinion columns by freelancer Ed Cowley running this week. [playht_player width=”100%” height=”90px” voice=”en-US-JennyNeural”] by Ed Cowley, […]