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7 Pieces of Fake News About the Latest U.S. Climate Report
by John Nolte  – 30 Nov 2018
Bjorn Lomborg is an environmentalist who believes in Climate Change. But he is not an alarmist. Because of that, he is […]

Common painkillers triple side effects of dementia, study says

By – Najja Parker, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Common painkillers triple side effects of dementia, study says European […]

Climate Change Has Run Its Course
Its descent into social-justice identity politics is the last gasp of a cause that has lost its vitality.

By
Steven F. Hayward

June 4, 2018 6:54 p.m. ET
497 […]

12 Ways You Can Benefit From Ginger
BY KAREN REED MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 2017

There are just so many ingredients that you’re told to add into your diet. Many doctors will tell you what you should eat, but not e […]

A hundred years ago today on the Western Front, 75 Canadian cavalrymen saved the day
‘It’s a charge, boys,’ Lt. Flowerdew bellowed, spurring his horse forward. Behind him, the troopers of C squadron drew their s […]

Tiger Woods didn’t win the Valspar Championship, but he proved once again that this comeback is unlike the rest

By MICHAEL BAMBERGER
Sunday, March 11, 2018

PALM HARBOR, Fla. — This was d […]

Christie Blatchford: The disgraceful case against a man who dared carry a Canadian flag in Caledonia

Christie Blatchford

March 12, 2018
10:41 PM EDT

Whatever the government or the appeal court […]

The Most Expensive Mile of Subway Track on Earth
How excessive staffing, little competition, generous contracts and archaic rules dramatically inflate capital costs for transit in New York.

By BRIAN M. ROSE […]

Ontarians will pay hundreds of millions of dollars for pointless new fuel standards
Ross McKitrick and Douglas Auld: Ontario has jettisoned any pretense of economic logic in its climate policy mix
Special to […]

It’s time to take another look at our tax system

Canada, more than many countries, has embraced the dubious notion that corporate tax cuts are an economic panacea, a sure way to spur economic growth and drive […]

100 years of Canadian income taxes

You have to go back 65 years to 1952 to find the last year that people and corporations paid the same amount in income tax. Since then, the gap has steadily grown. Here’s h […]