Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) Calls on Ottawa to Let Canadians Save Their EI Contributions

Ottawa is using Employment Insurance as a cash cow

By —— Bio and Archives--November 18, 2013

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  • CTF plan would let a working couple save up to $4,277 this year in a personal unemployment account
  • Since 1981 Ontarians have paid $75 billion more in EI taxes than they collected, Albertans have paid nearly $18 billion more
OTTAWA, ON: The Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) has issued a new report calling for changes to the Employment Insurance (EI) system that would allow Canadians to keep the money they and their employers pay in EI taxes in a personal unemployment account.
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