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Families earning more than $60,000 per year now fall under new federal ‘poverty line’ By | August 18, 2020
A Critical Assessment of Canada’s Official Poverty Line
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$30M Advance to WE Charity Still Outstanding? By | August 17, 2020
WHERE'S THE MONEY?
Existing problems in EI shouldn’t be forgotten as reforms considered By | August 13, 2020
The Issues Facing Canada’s Employment Insurance Program
Taxpayers Federation calls on Liberals, Conservatives and NDP to repay wage subsidy By -- Aaron Wudrick, Federal Director | August 12, 2020
Federal political parties have long benefitted from generous tax credits and election reimbursement programs
Ontario hasn’t solved its electricity problems, just shifted them from consumers to taxpayers By | August 11, 2020
Ontario Government Perpetuates Poor Electricity Policy
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Complexity is the refuge of the scoundrel By | August 10, 2020
Government is why housing in Canada is unaffordable and more taxes won’t help By -- Jasmine Moulton, CTF Ontario Director | August 7, 2020
A home equity tax would be but the latest example of politicians using housing as their personal ATM
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How Many Times? That Is The Question By | August 6, 2020
Finance Committee Hearing or Liberal Campaign Ad?
Taxpayers Federation applauds Supreme Court decision on judges’ pay By -- Aaron Wudrick, Federal Director | August 1, 2020
The Supreme Court ruled against the judges, refusing to compel disclosure of B.C. cabinet documents while only ordering the release of a few specific documents from Nova Scotia
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Riot du Nord – Eh? By | July 29, 2020
What if Canada had a riot and no one came?
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Liberal Ethics In Government By | July 28, 2020
Moral Foundations by Political Ideology
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Business investment in Canada propped up by housing in B.C. and Ontario; sharply declines in AB and By | July 28, 2020
Capital Investment in Canada's Provinces: A Provincial Report
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WE Scandal: Trudeau’s approval drops six more points, but Canadians doubt issue will bring dow By | July 27, 2020
Half (53%) say their opinion of the PM has worsened in the last month
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Trudeau Brand Analysis By | July 24, 2020
What does the Trudeau brand really stand for? Privilege, Arrogance, Disdain, Self-Promotion, Indifference, and Failure. Image over substance
American cities show that growing, prospering metropolitan areas can also be affordable to live in By | July 23, 2020
Changes in the Affordability of Housing in Canadian and American Cities, 2006–2016
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Access to affordable, abundant energy could be key to COVID recovery By | July 21, 2020
Stimulating Economic Growth Through Abundant Energy.
The Great Pipeline Hoax! By | July 17, 2020
Carbon dioxide is an odourless, colourless gas that does not cause or contribute to the smog that is choking many cities
Young Canadians living in high-income households eligible for nearly $12 billion in CERB payments By | July 16, 2020
CERB: Estimating the Number of Young People Eligible and Living with Parents
CTF has a budget solution for John Tory—Cancel $3.8-billion floating park vanity project By -- Jasmine Moulton, CTF Ontario Director | July 15, 2020
"Mayor Tory has his priorities all wrong"
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Repealing Ontario’s “temporary” income tax hike would boost economic activity with By | July 14, 2020
Repealing Ontario’s so-called temporary top tax rate hike is an easy way to boost economic activity and make the province more competitive
Canada’s Economic Freefall Might Be Over, But The Recession Is Far From Done By | July 13, 2020
MLI's Leading Economic Indicator
Taxpayers Federation calls on auditor general to audit federal government contracts with WE By | July 13, 2020
“The WE Charity contract is precisely the kind of scandal that robust Parliamentary scrutiny can help prevent”
Trudeau spent the rainy day fund back when the sun was shining By -- Aaron Wudrick, Federal Director | July 13, 2020
There are tough times ahead, and the sooner Morneau grabs the bull by the horns and starts making hard choices, the better
SCREW THE WEST, WE’LL TAKE THE REST! By -- Brian Giesbrecht | July 11, 2020
C-69 is not only bad legislation; it is an unconscionable interference with property rights. If the federal government plans to change fundamental property rights it should do so openly, and give every citizen an opportunity to participate in what is
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Canada’s comparatively weak intellectual property protections limit access to life-saving drug By | July 9, 2020
Biologics and Biosimilars: A Primer
Taxpayers Federation sounding the alarm as federal debt nears $1,000,000,000,000 By -- Aaron Wudrick, Federal Director | July 9, 2020
Pandemic-related spending has caused the deficit to balloon by more than one thousand per cent in just four months
Across all income levels, Canadians pay higher personal income taxes than Americans By | July 7, 2020
Canada’s Rising Personal Tax Rates and Falling Tax Competitiveness, 2020
20th century economist Joseph Schumpeter’s ideas can help Canada recover from recession By | July 2, 2020
Schumpeter’s key ideas including the importance of entrepreneurship to economic growth
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Just 5 spending categories out of 34 account for more than 60% of total increase in federal spending By | June 30, 2020
Understanding where the federal government has increased spending is an important step in developing a plan back to sustainable finances,
Fear and Greed! By -- John Budreski | June 28, 2020
There is a huge prize awaiting. It’s now the time for Albertans to do what they do best - get the job done!