Cities Don’t Have to Approve Big Tax Hikes
February 12, 2025
SecondStreet.org President Colin Craig writes that cities do have a choice – they don’t need to hike taxes.
Category: Blog
Windsor hospital spills $3 million on Tim’s coffee and donuts
December 12, 2024
New data uncovered by SecondStreet.org shows that the Windsor Regional Hospital has spilled another million dollars on running a failing coffee shop.
Interesting testimony – Canada’s health care is uniquely restrictive
December 4, 2024
Testimony from a Harvard professor at an important legal case on health care makes an interesting point about a uniquely troubling aspect of Canada’s health care.
Alberta premier endorses cross-border health care reimbursements
September 21, 2024
Alberta premier Danielle Smith once again endorsed the idea of a policy similar to the European Union’s Cross-Border Directive, a policy SecondStreet.org has researched extensively.
Poll: Canadians Say No to Cell Phones in Classrooms
May 13, 2024
A new SecondStreet.org poll shows that a massive majority of Canadians think there should be some kind of restriction on cell phones in classrooms.
Died on a Waiting List Update – New Data from B.C. and Saskatchewan
May 8, 2024
SecondStreet.org has received two new Freedom of Information responses that show additional waitlist deaths in 2022-23.
A Couple of Book Reviews
April 19, 2024
Looking for something to read this weekend? Here are a couple of recommendations!
Rebutting Health Minister Holland’s Health Care Rant
March 13, 2024
Federal Health Minister Mark Holland thinks that Canadians on waitlists just need to be patient… here’s why he’s wrong.
Celebrating 5 Years of SecondStreet.org!
February 22, 2024
SecondStreet.org is celebrating its fifth anniversary!
Premier Danielle Smith Endorses Cross-Border Health Care
July 8, 2023
On her radio show, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith endorsed reimbursing patients for surgeries abroad.
Ottawa Welcomes Foreign Oil, Roadblocks Canadian Oil
April 17, 2023
SecondStreet.org President Colin Craig writes that Ottawa is treating foreign oil imports with kid gloves, while clamping down on Canadian resources.
