Andrew Coyne published a copy of Garry Breitkreuz’s article on property rights in Canada, or the lack of such rights which appeared in the Montreal Gazette on February 2, 2004. Some recent court decisions apparently note that Canadians should not expect protection of property, because it’s not a guaranteed right in the Charter of Rights […]

So Canada is about to create a new enforcement agency over the next few years. According to this piece in The Daily Scientist, along with Canada’s new laws that regulate stem cell and embryo research while banning human cloning, we’re going to have the “Assisted Human Reproduction Agency of Canada,” which will be responsible for

Sir Wilfred Laurier, one of if not the greatest Prime Ministers of Canada, believed that the 20th century belonged to the country he was a citizen of. Unfortunately, his prediction did not come true as Liberal rule throughout the decades pillaged Canadians and made them poorer. Almost to the point of verging on being a

Dalton McGuinty, novice fisherman was lost. Maneuvering his Jon Boat close to another fisherman’s boat he shouted, “Excuse me sir, I promised my wife that I would be home on time and I’m afraid I don’t know where I am. Can you help me?” The other fisherman replied, “Sure, You are on a lake. You’re

I’m finally going to have the opportunity to meet Pierre Lemieux. I’ve been visiting Pierre’s website for a few years now, and enjoy his writing. He is going to be speaking in Marmora at the end of the month, along with Jim Turnbull and Marni Soupcoff. The theme for the event, taking place on March

Have you ever cried, or been with someone who was crying? I’m sure you’ll have noticed that during the crying, there is a lot of sniffing going on as nasal drip continues. One thing I’ve noticed when I’ve cried in the past, and observed other folks going through a grieving process with crying, that the

I was browsing Health Canada’s website – my tax dollars at work, and was thinking of sending this letter to the local MP: Dear Mr. Calder, On December 21, 1967, then Justice Minister Pierre Trudeau went on television and said, “there’s no place for the state in the bedrooms of the nation.” That was one

A Letter to MP Murray Calder: Dear Mr. Calder, Once again, I find that I need to bring Government bureaucratic ineptitude to your attention. I am appalled in the manner in which Citizenship and Immigration operates. Canadians pride themselves on multiculturalism and freedom of the individual. Most Canadians welcome hard working immigrants that will benefit