It's a popular past time to bash big business and make them out to be the enemy.  But during the holiday season, you should think about all the charitable giving that businesses do.

Nobel Prize Winner Throws Cold Water on Climate Plans

The advantages of a de-valued currency for Canadian exporters and domestic producers are too often overlooked when we look at our economic growth and statistics. Why?

Why do the same left-wing academics shouting for "windfall housing profits" to be taxed (and the medai outlets that put them on the air) not recognize the dramatic decline in people's financial well-being and the negative impact on one of our most important industries?

Here's a prediction that is bound to come true in 2019...The Government is going to cost you more money!  Next year your pension plan premiums will go up and the average Canadian will pay $125-$150 more.

Some people are having second thoughts about voting for BREXIT as they start to see the ramifications of Britain leaving the EU.

Vancouver and Toronto are right there at the top when it comes to personal indebtedness. This isn't necessarily a problem when the value of our homes is increasing, yet our politicians have consistently expressed their desire to drive down housing prices. In other words, they've purposefully made the debt load more precarious.

You could be forgiven for being confused about two political words that are often heard in the same sentence but are diametrically opposed.

One of the biggest lies that is told to the public is about the governments concern over affordable housing and first time home buyers.

Now that the voting is over for proportional representation, maybe it's time to focus our attention on something that impacts all Canadians.  The division that seems to be intensifying on both sides of the isle.