Continually funding the Francophone Arts and Culture is just another way of pushing the bilingual agenda.  I for one am tired of having bilingualism shoved down our throats at a cost of $2.4 billion annually, thanks to the Federal government, $623 million provincially.  In my mind keeping jobs and families in the areaContinue Reading

CFN – It was interesting to see that departments IE the taxpayer paid out some $600,000 in overtime payments to ministerial drivers. This covered the one year period from April 1, 2010 to March 31, 2011. I am not about to defend these expenses, all government expenses deserve scrutiny and someContinue Reading

CFN -With the House of Commons returning today, Canadians can expect to see the NDP refocused, re-energized and on the attack. The real battle begins today with Mulcair’s chosen team in place. Mulcair has had time now to sort out his team, reward caucus colleagues for their support and performanceContinue Reading

CFN -As Ottawa’s (arguably) most publicly-known marijuana activist, I have been consistently embarrassed in the eyes of my fellow activists – both nationally and internationally – by Ottawa stoners’ propensity for splitting the 420 crowds into two. Year after year, half the participants were going to Parliament Hill, and half wereContinue Reading

Industry Minister Christian Paradis has cut the Community Access Program that provided public Internet access sites across Canada. He now has ordered his department to refer Canadians to Service Canada sites. (See link below) http://www.ic.gc.ca/eic/site/cap-pac.nsf/eng/h_00000.html Minister Paradis is embroiled in a Conflict of Interest case involving moving a Service CanadaContinue Reading

Apparently, we have a government of “efficiencies” in Ottawa. Translation: brutal, cowardly, incompetent, and deceitful. Is this news? No. What’s new is the way our government has been excelling itself lately in all departments. Off the top, let’s remember this is the government led by a so-called brilliant economist that inherited a $13-billionContinue Reading